Public Charity

INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Based in WASHINGTON, DC, INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP operates as a Public Charity. The organization reported $6.6M in revenue, $8.4M in expenses, $6.1M in total assets for fiscal year 2025. Imperigo tracks 47 reported grant relationships connected to this organization totaling approximately $11.5M.

EIN: 521198450 WASHINGTON, DC Education NTEE: B Latest filing: 2025
Total Revenue$6.6M
Total Expenses$8.4M
Total Assets$6.1M
Grant Records47
Funding Total$11.5M
Filing Years2021–2025

Mission

THE INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP, INC., KNOWN AS IEL, WAS INCORPORATED ON DECEMBER 4, 1980, IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AND SERVES TO LIFT UP UNDERSERVED LEADERS AND EQUIP THEM WITH THE KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES TO TRANSFORM THEIR COMMUNITIES THROUGH EDUCATION WITH COLLABORATIVE, EQUITY-DRIVEN SOLUTIONS. BY CULTIVATING STRONG CAPACITY ACROSS ALL LEVELS, WE HELP LOCAL LEADERS DRIVE MEANINGFUL CHANGE FOR COMMUNITIES, FAMILIES, AND CHILDREN. OUR VISION IS TO HAVE AN EQUITABLE SOCIETY IN WHICH SHARED LEADERSHIP EFFECTIVELY USES ALL AVAILABLE RESOURCES FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THEIR COMMUNITIES. OUR MISSION IS TO DEVELOP AND CONNECT ADULTS AND YOUTH LEADERS WHO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES AND EDUCATION SYSTEMS IN PURSUIT OF EQUITY.

Where $100 goes at Institute for Educational Leadership

How Institute for Educational Leadership divides every $100 it spends, from its own Form 990 filings, averaged across 9 years.

$85 Programs the work itself
$13 Management running the organization
$2 Fundraising raising the next dollar

Inside the $85 for programs

$50
Center for family, school and community for more than 25 years, iel has assisted schools, communities, and other key stakeholders in building intentional partnerships that achieve better results…
59% of program spending · Reported in the filing: 225 individuals; 3,500 attendees
$23
Youth leadership and transition initiatives (ylti) formerly known as the center for workforce development, and developed in 1991, this area of work has helped public and private sector…
27% of program spending · Reported in the filing: 722 people
$6
Center for leadership and policy
7% of program spending · Reported in the filing: 160 youth

Plus 1 more program. Cost per person served and the full program breakdown are on the full profile.

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Source: Form 990 filings with the IRS, latest fiscal year 2025. Shares are from the organization's reported expenses. Data by Imperigo; not affiliated with the IRS.

Officers & Directors

VP OF FINANC Ana Garcia Noya
DIRECTOR Candace Williams
DEPUTY DIREC Donnie Hale
DEPUTY DIREC Ebony Watson
PRESIDENT Eddie Koen
DIRECTOR Gislaine Ngounou

Officer compensation and complete director data available with membership.

Top Grant Purposes

Education
$6,944,618 11 grants
General Support
$1,947,933 22 grants
Economic Development
$1,596,419 2 grants
Food Assistance & Nutrition
$558,902 3 grants
Health & Medicine
$257,000 2 grants

Financial Trends

Year Revenue Expenses Assets
2025 $6.6M $8.4M $6.1M
2024 $7.2M $8.1M $9.4M
2023 $11.4M $9.3M $11.7M
2022 $11.3M $8.3M $6.0M
2021 $7.7M $6.9M $3.6M

Between 2021 and 2025, reported annual revenue declined from $7.7M to $6.6M (-15%), with total assets most recently reported at $6.1M.

Interactive year-over-year charts and full filing details available with membership.

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