The New World Foundation

New York, New York - EIN 13-1919791 - Latest filing: fiscal 2025 (Oct 1, 2024 - Sep 30, 2025)

HOW TO READ THIS PAGE

How to read this page: every figure below is from the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Aug 17, 2026. People named below are shown as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Aug 17, 2026 - the filing is a snapshot of that fiscal year, not a list of current officeholders.

THE FILING IN ONE PARAGRAPH

The New World Foundation reported $132,467,640 in revenue and $20,241,369 in expenses in fiscal 2025, a surplus of $112,226,271 for the year. Program services took $17,653,306 of expenses, or 87.2%. The organization closed the year with $220,829,502 in net assets - about 130.9 months of expenses at the fiscal-2025 spending level.

At a Glance - Fiscal 2025

All values are fiscal 2025 unless a tile says otherwise.

TOTAL REVENUE - FISCAL 2025
$132,467,640

Up 524.5% from $21,212,750 in fiscal 2024.

TOTAL EXPENSES - FISCAL 2025
$20,241,369

Revenue minus expenses: $112,226,271 in fiscal 2025.

PROGRAM EXPENSE SHARE - FISCAL 2025
87.2%

$17,653,306 of $20,241,369 went to program services.

NET ASSETS - END OF FISCAL 2025
$220,829,502

Total assets $233,300,979 minus total liabilities $12,471,477.

TOP EXECUTIVE PAY - FISCAL 2025
$533,926

Colin Greer, President, as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Aug 17, 2026. Total across all compensation columns.

PEOPLE REPORTED - FISCAL 2025
14 Employees

Plus 11 volunteers reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990.

Money In, Money Out - Fiscal 2025

Revenue and expenses as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Aug 17, 2026. Donated goods are separated from cash so food and supply donations do not read as cash income.

Where the Money Went - Fiscal 2025

Program Services$17,653,306 (87.2%)
Fundraising$261,336 (1.3%)
Management and General$2,326,727 (11.5%)

Management and general is the figure reported on the filing (Part IX total); where a filing does not carry it, it is computed as the residual of total expenses minus program and fundraising expenses. Cost to raise a dollar in fiscal 2025: $0.00 - $261,336 in fundraising expenses divided by $129,729,971 in total contributions. On cash contributions only: $0.00.

Where the Money Came From - Fiscal 2025

SourceFiscal 2025
Total Contributions$129,729,971
Of Which Cash Contributions$127,528,362
Of Which Donated Goods (Noncash)$2,201,609
All Other Contributions$129,729,971
Program Service Revenue$3,005
Investment Income$2,654,603
Other Revenue$80,061
Total Revenue (All Sources)$132,467,640
Government Grants - Not Broken Out
The fiscal-2025 Form 990 does not break out government grants as a separate line for this organization. This page shows Not Broken Out instead of estimating a figure.

Reserves and Balance Sheet - Fiscal 2025

Reserves and Runway

130.9 Months

of reserves - $220,829,502 in net assets at the end of fiscal 2025, divided by average monthly expenses of about $1,686,780 in fiscal 2025.

Net assets can include donor-restricted funds, buildings and other assets that cannot be spent like cash. Treat months of reserves as a scale measure, not as cash in the bank.

Balance Sheet - End of Fiscal 2025

Total Assets$233,300,979
Total Liabilities$12,471,477
Liabilities as Share of Assets5.3%
Net Assets$220,829,502

Leadership Pay - Fiscal 2025

Pay is the summed total across all compensation columns on the Form 990 - pay from the organization, pay from related organizations, and other compensation. People are shown as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Aug 17, 2026.

Name and Title, as ReportedTotal Pay - Fiscal 2025Share of Expenses
Colin Greer - President$533,9262.64%
Robert Dandrew - Dir. Of The Local Econ. Pr$328,0301.62%
Heeten Kalan - Vice President$320,1221.58%
Beata Pudelko - Dir. Of Finance & Admin.$298,1751.47%
Noah Bernstein - Program Officer$258,3621.28%
Rahel Tekola - Program Officer$164,0410.81%
Miroslawa Zalewska - Finance Associate$139,1860.69%

The full Part VII table lists every officer, director, trustee and key employee named on the filing, with hours and the same summed total. Compensation is reported for the calendar year ending within the fiscal year, per the Form 990.

Board and Governance - Fiscal 2025

Board and policy answers as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990, filed Aug 17, 2026.

Board Roster - as Reported on the Fiscal-2025 Form 990

10 voting members, 10 independent - independence count as reported on the fiscal-2025 Form 990.

Name, as ReportedRole, as Reported
Colin GreerPresident
Robert DandrewDir. Of The Local Econ. Pr
Heeten KalanVice President
Beata PudelkoDir. Of Finance & Admin.
Noah BernsteinProgram Officer
Rahel TekolaProgram Officer
Miroslawa ZalewskaFinance Associate
Fred AzcarateBoard Chair
Jonathan GlionnaVice Chair
Linda ColonTreasurer
Cynthia ChoiSecretary
Miya Saika ChenBoard Director
Neidi DominguezBoard Director
Elizabeth HinesBoard Director
May Beth MaxwellBoard Director
Vincent WarrenBoard Director
Kent WongBoard Director

Governance Policy Flags - Fiscal 2025

Conflict of Interest PolicyYes - Reported
Whistleblower PolicyYes - Reported
Document Retention PolicyYes - Reported
Audited Financial StatementsYes - Reported
Audit CommitteeYes - Reported
Board Size and Independence10 voting / 10 independent

Flags report what the organization answered on the Form 990. A Yes means the policy was reported on the filing; it is not an outside review of how the policy works in practice.

Grants - Fiscal 2025

Grants Made - Fiscal 2025

This organization reported $12,856,791 in grants paid in fiscal 2025.

Recipient, as ReportedAmount
350 Wisconsin Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS ONGOING WORK
$25,000
Arab Community Center For Economic & Social Services Access
IN SUPPORT OF THE CENTER FOR ARAB AMERICAN PHILANTHROPY (CAAP)'S GAZA SCHOLARSHIP INITIATIVE
$75,000
Artists With Evidence Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$10,000
Ashokan Center Inc
IN SUPPORT OF POWER OF POLLINATORS: RESTORING BIODIVERSITY AND SUPPORTING EDUCATION THROUGH NATIVE POLLINATOR GARDENS AT THE ASHOKAN CENTER
$12,500
Berkshire Environmental Action Team
IN SUPPORT OF NO FRACKED GAS IN MASS (NFGIM)
$35,000
Black Rock Forest Consortium Inc
IN SUPPORT OF RESTORING BEECH STANDS IN BLACK ROCK FOREST
$37,098
Boscobel Restoration Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE BOSCOBELS NATIVE MEADOW PROJECT
$30,000
Cair Foundation Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$10,000
Center For Constitutional Rights Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$10,000
Chester Agricultural Center Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE INSTITUTE FOR MINDFUL AGRICULTURE
$130,000
Chinatown People Progressive Association Inc Dba Chinese Progressive Assoc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK WITH THE GREEN JUSTICE COALITION.
$35,000
Citizens For A Sustainable Future Inc
IN SUPPORT OF HOSTING THE NEW WORLD FOUNDATION FELLOWS FOR THE 2024-2025 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
$12,000
Claverack Free Library And Reading Room Association Inc
IN SUPPORT OF COVERING OUTREACH AND EVENT COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH CONDUCTING A COMMUNITY LISTENING CAMPAIGN, A BALLOT PROCESS, AND THE TRANSPARENT DISSEMINATION OF RESULTS TO RESIDENTS, ALL LED BY THE FUNDING FUTURES FELLOW, FOR THE PURPOSE OF FINDING BROAD CONSENSUS ON ENVIRONMENTAL PRIORITIES, AND TO COVER ONE HALF OF FELLOWSHIP PAYMENTS
$16,000
Climate Emergency Advocates Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS EFFORTS TO PUSH BACK AGAINST PROJECT 2025
$25,000
Coalition For Social Justice Education Fund Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ORGANIZING PROJECT
$40,000
Columbia Land Conservancy Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE GREENPORT POLLINATOR PATCH
$13,000
Common Cause
IN SUPPORT OF ARTICLE V
$50,000
Common Counsel Foundation
IN SUPPORT OF RISING MAJORITY'S EFFORTS TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT THE DANGERS OF PROJECT 2025
$25,000
Congregation Bnai Jeshurun Starafroler Hebria
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$10,500
Copd Foundation Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$15,000
Cultivate Catskill Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE GREENE COUNTY LOT RESTORATION PROJECT
$11,120
Dana Farber Cancer Institute Inc
TO SUPPORT THE GROWTH OF THE RESECTED PANCREATIC TUMOR BANK FOR THE USE OF IDENTIFYING AND TESTING NEW AVENUES FOR TREATMENT
$20,000
Delivering Good Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$50,000
Dutchess Land Conservancy Inc
IN SUPPORT OF SITE RESTORATION AT THE BONTECOU PRESERVE TO CONTROL TREE OF HEAVEN AND SPOTTED LANTERNFLY
$22,500
Ecological Citizens Project Inc
IN SUPPORT OF CRYSTAL LAKE POLLINATOR GARDENS
$38,400
Ecosource Sustainable Initiatives Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ORGANIC TECHNOLOGY EXTENSION AND PROMOTION OF INITIATIVE CENTRE (OTEPIC)
$30,000
Environmental Voter Project Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$100,000
Environmental Voter Project Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$80,000
Environmental Voter Project Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$25,000
Equal Justice Initiative
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$10,000
Feldenkrais Legacy Forum
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$10,000
Florida Immigrant Coalition Inc
IN SUPPORT OF HOSTING THE NEW WORLD FOUNDATION FELLOWS FOR THE 2024-2025 FELLOWSHIP
$8,000
Fractured Atlas Inc
IN SUPPORT OF EQUALITY LABS' EFFORTS TO PUSH BACK AGAINST PROJECT 2025
$25,000
Friends Of Lindenwald
IN SUPPORT OF RESTORE ORCHARD POLLINATORS AT MAVA
$19,647
Georgetown University
IN SUPPORT OF NATIONAL COORDINATION OF THE DIGNITY 2026 COALITION AND THE COALITIONS WORK TO CREATE AND UPHOLD THE RIGHTS-BASED FRAMEWORK FOR MEGA-SPORTING EVENTS
$60,000
Georgetown University
IN SUPPORT OF MEN'S WORLD CUP 2026 PROJECT
$73,250
Georgia Latino Alliance For Human Rights Inc
IN SUPPORT OF HOSTING THE NEW WORLD FOUNDATION FELLOWS FOR THE 2024-2025 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
$8,000
Georgia Strategic Alliance For New Directions And Unified Policies Inc
IN SUPPORT OF HOSTING THE NEW WORLD FOUNDATION FELLOWS FOR THE 2024-2025 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
$8,000
Greater Newburgh Parks Conservancy Inc
IN SUPPORT OF NEWBURGH BLOOMS FOR POLLINATORS & PEOPLE
$10,499
Hawthorne Valley Association Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE LEATHERWOOD PRESERVATION PROJECT
$8,295
Highlander Research And Education Center Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE JANE SAPP LEGACY PROJECT FUND, IN HONOR OF THE ACTIVISM OF AMELIE RATLIFF.
$10,000
Highlander Research And Education Center Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE NATIONAL BAIL OUT
$5,700
Homeboy Industries
FORGIVENESS
$1,500,000
Human Rights Defense Centeraka Prison Legal News
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$10,000
Ica Fund
FORGIVENESS
$800,000
Ica Fund
IN SUPPORT OF EXPANDING THE ICA FUND PORTFOLIO SERVICES UNIT TO PROVIDE CRUCIAL POST-INVESTMENT SUPPORT FOR LOCAL SMALL BUSINESSES AND TO FOSTER JOB CREATION AND RETENTION
$500,000
Independent Media Institute
IN SUPPORT OF HUMAN BRIDGES
$20,000
Inquiring Systems Inc
IN SUPPORT OF VILLAGE IS POSSIBLE
$40,000
Jfflabs Inc
IN SUPPORT OF PROVIDING TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND CAPACITY BUILDING TO JFFVENTURES AND ITS PORTFOLIO COMPANIES TO HELP YOUNG PEOPLE IN PREPARING FOR QUALITY JOBS IN THE AGE OF AI ACROSS CALIFORNIA, NEVADA, AND ARIZONA
$500,000
Kingston Land Trust Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION OF RED FOX RAVINE
$46,000
Kites Nest Inc
IN SUPPORT OF HUDSON WATERFRONT NATIVE PLANT BUFFER POLLINATOR PROJECT
$50,000
Massachusetts Immigrant And Refugee Advocacy Coalition Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$7,500
Middle Way School
IN SUPPORT OF THE MIDDLE WAY SCHOOL FOREST RESTORATION PROJECT
$7,265
Millbrook Free Library
IN SUPPORT OF COVERING OUTREACH AND EVENT COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH CONDUCTING A COMMUNITY LISTENING CAMPAIGN, A BALLOT PROCESS, AND THE TRANSPARENT DISSEMINATION OF RESULTS TO RESIDENTS, ALL LED BY THE FUNDING FUTURES FELLOW, FOR THE PURPOSE OF FINDING BROAD CONSENSUS ON ENVIRONMENTAL PRIORITIES, AND TO COVER ONE HALF OF FELLOWSHIP PAYMENTS
$16,000
Moses Metropolitan Organizingstrategy Enabling Strength
IN SUPPORT OF ITS EFFORTS TO PUSH BACK AGAINST PROJECT 2025
$25,000
New Economy For Working Houston
IN SUPPORT OF TEXAS GULF COAST AREA LABOR FEDERATION HOSTING THE NEW WORLD FOUNDATION FELLOWS FOR THE 2024-2025 FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM.
$8,000
New Israel Fund
IN SUPPORT OF STANDING TOGETHER
$25,000
New Venture Fund
IN SUPPORT OF GOVERNING FOR IMPACT'S EFFORTS TO PUSH BACK AGAINST PROJECT 2025
$25,000
North Chatham Free Library
IN SUPPORT OF COVERING OUTREACH AND EVENT COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH CONDUCTING A COMMUNITY LISTENING CAMPAIGN, A BALLOT PROCESS, AND THE TRANSPARENT DISSEMINATION OF RESULTS TO RESIDENTS, ALL LED BY THE FUNDING FUTURES FELLOW, FOR THE PURPOSE OF FINDING BROAD CONSENSUS ON ENVIRONMENTAL PRIORITIES
$10,000
Park School Of Baltimore Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE CHALLENGE COURSE REBUILD
$25,000
Peacedale Global Arts Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE ARTHUR KOPIT FUND
$10,000
Project Equity
IN SUPPORT OF CREATING QUALITY JOBS THROUGH EMPLOYEE OWNERSHIP INITIATIVE
$500,000
Proteus Fund Inc
IN SUPPORT OF EMBRACERACE
$20,000
Proteus Fund Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE EMBRACERACES NATIONAL CONVENING ON CHILDRENS RACIAL LEARNING
$50,000
Resist Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE BOSTON CLIMATE ACTION NETWORKS ONGOING CLIMATE AND ENERGY JUSTICE EFFORTS
$50,000
Resist Inc
IN SUPPORT OF BOSTON CLIMATE ACTION NETWORK'S ONGOING CLIMATE AND ENERGY JUSTICE EFFORTS
$50,000
Riverkeeper Inc
IN SUPPORT OF RIVERKEEPER FISH MIGRATION CELEBRATION
$10,000
Roadmap Social Justice Consulting Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY BUILDING FOR THE SOUTHWEST GEORGIA PROJECT
$60,000
Salem Alliance For The Environment
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$25,000
Samuel Dewitt Proctor Conference Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS EFFORTS TO PUSH BACK AGAINST PROJECT 2025
$25,000
Shared Capital Cooperative
FORGIVENESS
$1,500,000
Southeastern New York Library Resources Council
IN SUPPORT OF TURNING THE PAGE FOR POLLINATORS
$15,905
Southern Center For Human Rights
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$10,000
St Mary Of The Angels
IN SUPPORT OF RRFF
$10,000
Surj Action Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$50,000
Survivors Network Of Those Abused By Priests
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$10,000
Sustainable Hudson Valley Inc
IN SUPPORT OF COVERING OUTREACH AND EVENT COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH CONDUCTING A COMMUNITY LISTENING CAMPAIGN, A BALLOT PROCESS, AND THE TRANSPARENT DISSEMINATION OF RESULTS TO RESIDENTS, ALL LED BY THE FUNDING FUTURES FELLOW, FOR THE PURPOSE OF FINDING BROAD CONSENSUS ON ENVIRONMENTAL PRIORITIES, AND TO COVER ONE HALF OF FELLOWSHIP PAYMENTS
$16,000
The Alliance For Climate Protection
IN SUPPORT OF THE INDOOR AIR QUALITY STUDY
$7,780
The City School Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$10,000
The Community Service Care Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE SOUTH STREET YOUTH CENTER
$15,000
The National Performance Network
25-WIO REMAINING BALANCE TRANSFER
$81,462
The New England Innocence Project
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$20,000
The Project On Government Oversight Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS EFFORTS TO PUSH BACK AGAINST PROJECT 2025
$25,000
The Regents Of The University Of California
IN SUPPORT OF THE CHILD LABOR PROJECT
$50,000
The Research Institutefor Waldorf Education Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$10,000
The Urban Association Of Forestry And Fire Professionals Inc
IN SUPPORT OF CAREER TRAINING, CERTIFICATION, AND JOB PLACEMENT ACTIVITIES, AS WELL AS TO LAUNCH A NEW STATEWIDE YOUTH OUTREACH INITIATIVE IN CALIFORNIA
$500,000
The Young Men'S Christian Association Of Kingston And Ulster County
IN SUPPORT OF THE KINGSTON YMCA FARM PROJECT'S KINGSTON URBAN ECOLOGICAL OASIS
$11,199
Town Of Esopus
IN SUPPORT OF CONNELLY COMMUNITY NATIVE PLANT POLLINATOR GARDEN
$14,625
Town Of Hyde Park
IN SUPPORT OF NATIVE PLANTS OF HYDE PARK GARDEN
$5,496
Town Of Rhinebeck
IN SUPPORT OF THE NATURAL BURIAL GROUND RESTORATION PHASE 1
$25,000
Town Of Rochester
IN SUPPORT OF COVERING OUTREACH AND EVENT COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH CONDUCTING A COMMUNITY LISTENING CAMPAIGN, A BALLOT PROCESS, AND THE TRANSPARENT DISSEMINATION OF RESULTS TO RESIDENTS, ALL LED BY THE FUNDING FUTURES FELLOW, FOR THE PURPOSE OF FINDING BROAD CONSENSUS ON ENVIRONMENTAL PRIORITIES, AND TO COVER ONE HALF OF FELLOWSHIP PAYMENTS
$16,000
Urban Revival Inc
IN SUPPORT OF ITS WORK
$20,000
Vassar College
IN SUPPORT OF SOWING SEEDS OF ENGAGEMENT: A HIGH VISIBILITY MEADOW RESTORATION DEMONSTRATION AREA
$34,977
Village Of Woodbury
IN SUPPORT OF COVERING OUTREACH AND EVENT COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH CONDUCTING A COMMUNITY LISTENING CAMPAIGN, A BALLOT PROCESS, AND THE TRANSPARENT DISSEMINATION OF RESULTS TO RESIDENTS, ALL LED BY THE FUNDING FUTURES FELLOW, FOR THE PURPOSE OF FINDING BROAD CONSENSUS ON ENVIRONMENTAL PRIORITIES
$10,000
White Feather Farm Inc
IN SUPPORT OF THE WHITE FEATHER FARM POLLINATOR HABITAT PROGRAM
$32,814
Ambassador Cathedral
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Big Brothers Big Sisters Services Inc
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$0
First Baptist Church Shepherds House
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Guilford College
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Heritage Training And Career Center
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Hope'S Door Inc
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Kingston Self-Help Center Inc Dba Peoples Place
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Live And Give Project
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
National Odd Shoe Exchange
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Turner Chapel Ame Church
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
4 Good Community Inc
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Agtcol Inc
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Caring For Others
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Children'S Hunger Fund
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Compassion Coalition Inc
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Fathers Alive In The Hood Inc
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Goodfoundation
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Heroes Care Inc
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
New Alternatives For Children
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Peoples Equal Action And Community Effort Inc
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
Texas Diaper Bank
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
The River Fund New York Inc
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
The Sharing Shelf
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
True Tabernacle Of Jesus Christ Ministries
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0
United Cajun Navy
GENERAL SUPPORT
$0

Trend - Revenue

Years are shown only where a filing is held. Missing years are absent, never filled in.

FY24 FY25
Revenue, fiscal 2024 to fiscal 2025 - the two years held on this record.
Fiscal YearRevenueChange
Fiscal 2024 (Prior-Year Column on the Fiscal-2025 Filing)$21,212,750-
Fiscal 2025$132,467,640+524.5%

This table grows to a 10-year view (revenue, expenses, net assets and top pay) as earlier filings for this organization are added to the record. Missing years are absent, never filled in.

Filings on Record

Tax PeriodFormStatusSource
Oct 1, 2024 - Sep 30, 2025Form 990In Force - Filed Aug 17, 2026Original Filing at the IRS

If an amended return is filed, the newest amended return supersedes the earlier one and the table marks which filing is in force.

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