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Folds of Honor

Provides educational scholarships to spouses and children of fallen or disabled service members and first responders.

★★★★ 93% on Charity Navigator · checked Oct 2026

At a glance

Rating 93% 4 of 4 stars · Charity Navigator See the rating ↗
EIN (tax ID) 75-3240683 Tax-exempt since 2016 IRS filings ↗
Revenue (2023) $63.8M Expenses $51.7M
Founded 2007 United States

Rating and filings checked Oct 13, 2026. Sources: Charity Navigator, IRS Form 990 via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer. How we check

Is Folds of Honor a good charity?

Folds of Honor holds Charity Navigator's highest rating: 4 out of 4 stars, with an overall score of 93%. Its 2023 Form 990 reports $63.8M in revenue, up 82% from $35.1M in 2019, and $51.7M in expenses. Rating checked Oct 13, 2026.

Finances

From Folds of Honor's annual IRS Form 990 filings (filed as Folds Of Honor Foundation).

Year Revenue Expenses Net assets Officer & key staff pay Filing
2023 $63.8M $51.7M $88.1M $1.5M 990 PDF
2022 $55.6M $47.0M $73.5M $1.2M 990 PDF
2021 $51.2M $34.0M $62.6M $1.0M 990 PDF
2020 $37.4M $28.7M $43.8M $1.9M
2019 $35.1M $24.5M $35.2M $1.9M 990 PDF

A newer filing for 2024 is out but not yet summarized: read the 2024 Form 990 (PDF).

Officer & key staff pay is the 990's total for current officers, directors, trustees and key employees, not one salary.

What charities in veterans affairs do

Veterans-services organizations operate across mental health, housing, employment, healthcare access, family support, and benefits navigation. The strongest combine direct services with advocacy for systemic improvements in VA healthcare and disability benefits. Funding supports counselors, case managers, housing-assistance staff, employment specialists, and family-support programs. Many work closely with the VA but provide services the VA cannot or does not deliver well.

How to judge charities in this area

Look for outcomes: housing stability, employment retention, mental-health treatment completion rates. Veterans-services scandals have been recurring, so transparency matters — check Charity Navigator scores and Form 990 data carefully. Strong organizations track veterans served for 6+ months post-engagement, not just one-time intakes.

How to support beyond a one-time gift

  • + Monthly recurring gifts sustain long-term mental-health treatment and case-management relationships
  • + Hire veterans if you run a business — veterans unemployment is solvable through employer commitment
  • + Volunteer with peer-support programs (veterans are often the most effective counselors for other veterans)
  • + Advocate for stronger VA funding and benefits at the federal level
  • + Donate to research organizations working on PTSD treatment and combat-injury rehabilitation

Verify before you give

A few minutes of independent verification pays off — especially for larger gifts. These resources let you confirm the details on Folds of Honor:

Frequently asked

Is Folds of Honor a good charity?
Folds of Honor holds Charity Navigator's highest rating: 4 out of 4 stars, with an overall score of 93%. Its 2023 Form 990 reports $63.8M in revenue, up 82% from $35.1M in 2019, and $51.7M in expenses. Rating checked Oct 13, 2026.
What is Folds of Honor's Charity Navigator rating?
Charity Navigator rates Folds of Honor 4 out of 4 stars, with an overall score of 93% (checked Oct 13, 2026). Charity Navigator's score combines accountability and finance, leadership, impact measurement, and culture.
What is Folds of Honor's EIN?
Folds of Honor's employer identification number (EIN) is 75-3240683, registered with the IRS as Folds Of Honor Foundation (Owasso, OK). Use it to look the charity up on the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search, Charity Navigator, or ProPublica.
How much money does Folds of Honor raise and spend?
Its 2023 Form 990 reports $63.8M in revenue, up 82% from $35.1M in 2019, and $51.7M in expenses. Total pay to current officers, directors and key employees was $1.5M. Full filings are on ProPublica's Nonprofit Explorer.
Are donations to Folds of Honor tax-deductible?
Folds Of Honor Foundation is a US tax-exempt organization, recognized by the IRS since 2016. Gifts to 501(c)(3) charities are generally deductible if you itemize; confirm its current status on the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search with EIN 75-3240683.

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