Rally for Ryan

Rally for Ryan is a U.S. nonprofit organization, designated as a public foundation focused on philanthropy and grantmaking. It is tax-exempt and classified under the National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE) as a philanthropic and voluntarism organization.

Background

The organization was granted tax-exempt status in November 2009. It primarily receives its revenue from contributions, with no other significant sources of income such as program services or investment income. The organization's financial reports indicate that its assets have fluctuated over the years, with total liabilities consistently reported as zero[1].

Purpose and Activities

While specific details about Rally for Ryan's mission or activities are not widely available, the general focus of public foundations like Rally for Ryan typically includes supporting charitable causes and contributing to the broader philanthropic community.

Financial Overview

Rally for Ryan's funding comes predominantly from donations. In recent years, it has maintained a simple financial structure with contributions making up 100% of its revenue. The absence of liabilities suggests that the organization manages its financial obligations effectively[1].

Other Organizations with Similar Names

It's worth noting that there are other organizations and campaigns named "Rally for Ryan" or variations thereof, which often focus on specific charitable causes, such as supporting individuals or families dealing with health challenges. For example, a "Rally for Ryan Fund" is associated with the St. Baldrick's Foundation, supporting research into childhood cancer[2]. Additionally, "Rally4RyanSisters" is a separate initiative focused on supporting a family with children facing health challenges[3]. These entities are distinct and not directly related to the Rally for Ryan organization discussed here.