Polaris Project

International
Washington, District of Columbia
EIN 03-0391561
Tax-exempt since 2002

Firms paid: 1
Fees reported, 2022–2023: $778K
Fees reported in 2023: $425K
Most Recent Reported Revenue: $10.2M

Fundraising fees by year

Per Form 990 Schedule G

Firms paid in 2023

$424,519 to 1 fundraiser · $424,519 in professional fundraising fees on the return

Fundraisers Polaris Project paid in 2023, from Form 990 Schedule G
Fundraiser	Filed as	Fee
Greater Good StrategyDirect responseFundraising consultant	Fundraising consultant	$424,519

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.

Greater Good StrategyDirect responseFundraising consultant$424,519

All firms paid

Fundraisers Polaris Project reported paying, all years
Fundraiser	Years	Total fees
Greater Good StrategyDirect response	2022–2023 · 2 years	$778,269

Form 990 Snapshot

Polaris Project's Form 990 figures by year
Tax year	Revenue	Contributions	Fundraising expenses	Professional fundraising fees
2023	$10.2M	$10.1M	$1.5M	$425K
2022	$14.8M	$14.7M	$1.4M	$354K
2020	$8.9M	$9.2M	$1.3M	$0K
2019	$14.6M	$14.4M	$1.4M	$0K

Fees are what Polaris Project 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.