Is My Donation to 100 Humanitarians International Tax Deductible?

100 Humanitarians International is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable organization founded in 2015, EIN 82-1048388. You can confirm this independently on the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search by searching either the name or the EIN. Our filings and financial summaries are published on our financials page.

A receipt is emailed automatically when your gift is processed. Monthly donors receive a receipt for each charge, and can request a year-end summary. If a receipt did not arrive, check spam first, then email us and we will resend it.

• Cash, card, and bank gifts — deductible, one-time or recurring.
• Cryptocurrency — deductible, and donating appreciated crypto directly may avoid capital gains tax. Ask your advisor.
• Stock and donor-advised fund grants — deductible under the usual rules for those vehicles.
• Volunteer time — the value of your hours is not deductible, though unreimbursed out-of-pocket expenses sometimes are.
• Expedition travel — costs tied to your own travel and experience are generally not deductible. Ask your tax professional about your specific situation.

Our donation forms run on Zeffy, which charges nonprofits no platform fee and no transaction fee, so the amount you give is the amount received. Note that Zeffy may offer you an optional voluntary contribution to Zeffy itself at checkout; that portion is a separate transaction and is not part of your gift to us. Full detail is at where does my donation go.

Often, yes. Most corporate matching programs need the organization's legal name and EIN: 100 Humanitarians International, EIN 82-1048388. Submit the match request through your employer's portal, and email us if they need a confirmation of your donation.