Brotherhood Of Elders Network
Oakland, CA, US • https://brotherhoodofelders.net/
Mission
The Brotherhood of Elders Network is an intergenerational network of men of African ancestry who foster environments where Black boys and young men are empowered to flourish. We advocate for males of African ancestry from infancy to adulthood. We leverage our resources and relationships to benefit Black boys. We maintain cultural connections to our African heritage. We advance and preserve the health and wellness of our families and communities.
Communities Served
United States
Service Range
National
Founded
2017
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EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
36-4857014
Total Revenue
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
$387,634
Total Expenses
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
$327,309
Net Assets
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
$144,621
Sponsors
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
The California Endowment
Financials sourced from IRS Form 990 (2019)
Communities Served
United States
Service Range
National
Founded
2017
EIN
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
36-4857014
Total Revenue
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
$387,634
Total Expenses
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
$327,309
Net Assets
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
$144,621
Sponsors
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
EIN:
Employer Identification Number. Use this to document your donations at tax time or to research a nonprofit.
Total Revenue:
Dollars In. The total amount of money the organization received across revenue streams (cash, grants, program service fees, investment income, etc.).
Total Expenses:
Dollars Out. The amount of money the organization spent during the tax year reported. It can be helpful for donors to understand what a meaningful gift to the organization would be.
Net Assets:
The amount of cash an organization has after expenses and liabilities. A financially healthy nonprofit has a positive balance and reflects a healthy cushion relative to expense budget and total revenue size.
Sponsors - (c)(3) organizations:
A donor, family or community foundation, or philanthropic intermediary that provides grants to nonprofit organizations.
We've identified funders who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these funders to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
Sponsors - (c)(4) organizations:
A nonprofit organization or philanthropic intermediary that
- provides grants to nonprofit organizations, and/or
- partners with and advocates for organizations working on related issues
We've identified sponsors who meet our values-aligned criteria and aggregated the organizations supported by these sponsors to create our nonprofit directory. See our complete vetting criteria here.
The California Endowment
Financials sourced from IRS Form 990 (2019)
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