IRS FORM 990
February 23, 2026
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as posted by the channelOne of the biggest gaps in the nonprofit world is transparency and it starts with the 990. Secular nonprofits are required to file a 990, which serves as a public financial record. But religious organizations are exempt, which means there's no legal document holding them accountable. That’s where Broken Shepherds steps in. For secular nonprofits, it’s simple, just upload your 990, and our platform automatically scrubs and organizes the data. We break it down into clear, easy-to-understand insights for donors and congregants. For religious organizations, you’ll manually fill in the same key data fields based on what’s typically reported on a 990. You’re not required to submit everything, but leaving fields blank will lower your Light Rating and affect your visibility on the platform. This isn’t about pressure, it’s about trust. Transparency builds accountability. And the more you share, the more your community can confidently support your mission.
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