Rigpe Dorje Foundation

Published on Aidpage by IDILOGIC on Dec 28, 2005
Data sources: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), GuideStar

Basic info

Name: Rigpe Dorje Foundation
Address: 129 S CRESCENT DR
LOS ANGELES, CA 90212-3101
Web site: no data
Type: Organization which receives a substantial part of its support from a governmental unit or the general public

Organization activities as reported to IRS

NTEE category (what is NTEE?)

International Development & Relief

Organizations that provide technical assistance training and material resources to support the capacity-building efforts of developing nations with a focus on agricultural and rural development, health, education, social welfare, small business development and industrial growth.
NTEE broader category

International, Foreign Affairs & National Security

Private nonprofit organizations whose primary purpose is to support activities which are carried out beyond the borders of the United States and whose beneficiaries are citizens of other countries. Also included are transnational organizations whose activities serve and benefit both U.S. and foreign interests.
Includes: organizations that promote international understanding and friendly relations among nations; preserve world peace; protect national and cooperative security interests; foster international human rights; promote international economic, social and political development; foster exchanges of scholars, scientists, artists, journalists and other professionals; and raise and distribute funds for the benefit of overseas institutions (e.g., Friends of American University in Rome).

Financial data as reported to IRS for tax period ending: Dec 1, 2004

Assets: $185,591
Total Revenue: $127,395
Income: $155,755

IRS registration data

IRS registered name: RIGPE DORJE FOUNDATION
IRS district of jurisdiction: Los Angeles
Federal EIN: 95-4033802
Ruling date: Apr 1, 1986
Classified by IRS as: Charitable Organization

Click here to see a list of annual reports (Form 990)
submitted by this organization to IRS.

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