For foundations and corporate giving teams

How nonprofit, event, and volunteer information is sourced and labeled.

FoundationOS separates government registry facts, organization-submitted information, imported public listings, and platform verification so visitors can understand where each field originated.

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FoundationOS

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Here’s what’s happening with your grant programs.

All Programs

Applications

124

+12% from last month

Under review

+8% from last month

Awards

+27% from last month

Payments

$2.4M

+10% from last month

Recent activity

New application submitted

Community Health Initiative

Application moved to board review

Riverside Youth Programs

Award approved

Green Future Fund

Payment completed

Bright Minds Education

2026 Grantmaking

$4.8M

Total awarded

Education 32%

Health 24%

Environment 18%

How records are handled

EIN and exemption fields originate from public IRS registry data and are normalized without changing the underlying identifier.
Claimed organizations can add mission, program, website, event, and volunteer information to their public profile.
Imported public listings retain their source URL and require organization review before publication.
Verification labels distinguish registry matching from organization ownership and platform approval.
Method limits: an IRS registry match verifies the identifier and listed record, not every organization-submitted claim, event detail, or current operating status.
Corrections and provenance questions can be reported to security@fundamentl.app with the public URL, disputed field, and supporting source.

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