Institute on Religion and Public Life

New York, New York
EIN 52-1628303
Tax-exempt since 1994

Firms paid: 2
Fees reported, 2022–2023: $221K
Fees reported in 2023: $111K
Most Recent Reported Revenue: $4.0M

Fundraising fees by year

Per Form 990 Schedule G

Firms paid in 2023

$110,844 to 1 fundraiser · $110,844 in professional fundraising fees on the return

Fundraisers Institute on Religion and Public Life paid in 2023, from Form 990 Schedule G
Fundraiser	Filed as	Fee
American PhilanthropicMajor giftsConsultant	Consultant	$110,844

Also among its largest contractors in 2023

From Part VII-B of the return, which lists its five best-paid contractors of any kind paid over $100,000. These can repeat the lines above.

American PhilanthropicMajor giftsFundraising consultant$110,844

All firms paid

Fundraisers Institute on Religion and Public Life reported paying, all years
Fundraiser	Years	Total fees
American PhilanthropicMajor gifts	2022–2023 · 2 years	$220,578

Listed as a client by:

Per firm websites

American PhilanthropicMajor gifts
American PhilanthropyDirect response

Form 990 Snapshot

Institute on Religion and Public Life's Form 990 figures by year
Tax year	Revenue	Contributions	Fundraising expenses	Professional fundraising fees
2023	$4.0M	$2.9M	$613K	$111K
2022	$3.6M	$2.5M	$571K	$102K
2020	$3.5M	$2.5M	$615K	$0K
2019	$3.5M	$2.4M	$560K	$0K
2018	$3.1M	$2.0M	$508K	$0K

Fees are what Institute on Religion and Public Life reported on IRS Form 990. Nonprofits list only fundraisers paid $5,000 or more, and many book consultants under other expenses, so a nonprofit can have worked with firms that don't appear here. Last checked 2026-11-14.