About Imperigo

Nonprofit data,
made usable.

A faster way to explore nonprofit and foundation data from IRS Form 990 filings — organized for search, comparison, and insight.

Search-first Readable summaries Public filings Saved searches Data exports

Features

Built for research that doesn't waste your time

Imperigo turns raw filings into profiles and relationships you can actually navigate.

Fast discovery

Search by EIN or name and land on clean profiles in seconds.

Financial clarity

Scan revenue, expenses, and trends without hunting through PDFs.

Grant relationships

Explore grantor ↔ recipient connections and multi-year giving patterns.

Saved views

Save searches and come back later without rebuilding filters from scratch.

Data exports

Download financials, officers, and grants as Excel or printable HTML reports.

Favorites & tracking

Star organizations you care about and pick up where you left off.

Geographic maps

See where grants flow by state with interactive heatmaps.

Officers & compensation

Browse executive names, titles, and reported compensation in one place.

How it works

Three steps, no nonsense.

Search
Look up any nonprofit or foundation quickly by name or EIN. Fuzzy matching means you don't need the exact name.
Understand
See financials, grant history, and officer data designed for humans — not tax software.
Save & track
Star organizations, save searches, and export data to take it with you.

Data transparency

Where the data comes from

Imperigo is built from publicly available IRS Form 990 filings. We organize and present data to improve usability — we're not affiliated with the IRS.

Filings can contain inconsistencies or amendments. For high-stakes decisions, verify against the original filing.

FAQ

Quick answers

The common stuff, up front.

Is this official IRS data?
The source filings are IRS Form 990 submissions publicly available. Imperigo is independent and not affiliated with the IRS.
Why might numbers differ from other sites?
Different parsers can interpret filings differently, and organizations sometimes amend filings. If something matters, verify against the original.
Can I request a feature?
Absolutely — use Contact. If you include an EIN and what you're trying to do, it's much easier to act on quickly.

Ready to explore?

Jump into search and start connecting the dots.