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SOCIETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL JOURNALISTS

WASHINGTON, DCEIN: 52-0194031Website

Data sourced from IRS 990 public filings

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General Population
National
Local (City/County Level)
Media & Public Broadcasting
Grantmaking & Regranting
Convening & Network Building
Education & Awareness
Arts & Culture

Annual Revenue

$2,789,577

Known Funders

21

Grants Received

35

Financial History

YearRevenueExpensesAssets
2024$2,789,577$2,138,330$3,027,454
2023$1,769,257$2,136,914$2,547,932
2022$2,538,721$2,138,347$2,674,492
2021$1,270,811$1,519,465$2,984,327
2020$1,392,162$1,577,972$2,406,210
2019$2,527,835$1,519,290$2,477,970
2018$1,336,195$1,341,410$1,337,597
2017$1,169,752$1,294,118$1,388,712

Top Funders

$625,000 (2021)
$500,000 (2024)
$400,000 (2023)
$375,250 (2023)
$241,717 (2021)
$224,680 (2024)
$183,000 (2021)
INCITE LABS INC

SAN FRANCISCO, CA

$100,000 (2021)
BAND Foundation

Wilmington, DE

$100,000 (2021)
$90,000 (2023)

Showing top 10 of 21 funders.

Key Personnel

From 2024 IRS 990 filing

A

APARNA MUKHERJEE

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (BEG FEBRUARY)

Officer
R

RICO MOORE

BOARD MEMBER (THRU SEPTEMBER)

M

MEG MCGUIRE

BOARD MEMBER (BEG SEPTEMBER)

T

TIK ROOT

BOARD MEMBER (BEG JULY)

M

MARK SCHAPIRO

BOARD MEMBER

A

ANGELA ROWLINGS

BOARD MEMBER

N

NADIA LOPEZ

BOARD MEMBER

M

MICHAEL KODAS

BOARD MEMBER

R

ROCKY KISTNER

BOARD MEMBER

J

JENNIFER BOGO

VICE PRESIDENT (THRU SEPTEMBER)

Officer

Showing 10 of 20 key personnel.

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