EIN 46-1903684
Beacon of Hope
Unconditional exemption
The IRS recognizes this organization as actively tax-exempt with no conditions on its exemption. Organizations with revoked status are usually removed from this database.
Tax-deductible
Donations to this organization are generally tax-deductible for U.S. donors on federal income tax returns, subject to normal limits and substantiation rules. Verify current status on IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search before giving.
Public charity
The IRS classifies this as a church and a public charity. Donations are generally fully deductible, and churches are often exempt from annual Form 990 filing.
Church — no filing
Churches are generally exempt from the annual Form 990 filing requirement, though they may still choose to file voluntarily.
501(c)(3)
The most common charitable category—includes charities, churches, schools, hospitals, and scientific organizations. Donations are generally tax-deductible if the organization qualifies as a public charity.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Location
- Street
- 2827 NEWTON AVE N
- City
- Minneapolis
- State
- Minnesota
- ZIP code
- 55411-1142
Financials
- Accounting period
- December (fiscal year end) This organization’s fiscal year ends in December. Financial reports and Form 990 filings cover the 12-month period ending in that month each year.
- Asset code
- $0 Based on the most recent Form 990, 990-EZ, or 990-PF on file, this nonprofit’s total assets at year-end fall in the $0 range. This is a broad size category from IRS records—not a precise balance sheet total. See “Total assets” on this page for the exact dollar amount, and “Tax period” to see how current the data is.
- Income code
- $0 The IRS classifies this organization’s income in the $0 range based on its most recent Form 990-series return. IRS “income” uses a specific calculation that may differ from “Total revenue” on the return. See “Total income” for the dollar figure and “Total revenue” for the Part I total.
Classification
- Subsection
- 501(c)(3) — Charitable, religious, educational, scientific, etc. The most common charitable category—includes charities, churches, schools, hospitals, and scientific organizations. Donations are generally tax-deductible if the organization qualifies as a public charity.
- Classification
- Classification 70 (subsection 03) Within its exempt category, the IRS further classifies this organization as: classification 70 (subsection 03). This refines the general 501(c) type—for example, distinguishing a religious organization from a charitable one under 501(c)(3).
- Ruling date
- February 1971 The IRS issued this organization’s exemption determination letter in February 1971. This is when federal tax-exempt status was officially recognized—not necessarily when the organization was founded.
- Deductibility code
- Contributions are deductible Donations to this organization are generally tax-deductible for U.S. donors on federal income tax returns, subject to normal limits and substantiation rules. Verify current status on IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search before giving.
- Foundation code
- Public charity — church (170(b)(1)(A)(i)) The IRS classifies this as a church and a public charity. Donations are generally fully deductible, and churches are often exempt from annual Form 990 filing.
- Activity codes
- Church, synagogue, etc. Legacy IRS activity codes from the organization’s original exemption application: church, synagogue, etc.. These pre-1995 codes have been largely replaced by NTEE codes but may still appear on older records.
- Organization type
- Corporation This nonprofit is organized as a corporation—the most common legal structure for U.S. charities and associations.
- Group exemption
- Group exemption #2146 This organization is covered under a parent organization’s IRS group exemption (group #2146). Local chapters and affiliates often share a parent’s exempt status and may file individually or as part of a group return.
- Affiliation code
- Subordinate organization under a group ruling This local chapter or affiliate is covered by a parent organization’s IRS group exemption rather than holding its own separate ruling.
- Filing requirement code
- Not required to file (church) Churches are generally exempt from the annual Form 990 filing requirement, though they may still choose to file voluntarily.
- Private foundation filing code
- No Form 990-PF required This organization is not required to file Form 990-PF, the annual return for private foundations.