Fraternal Order of Eagles

The record at a glance

In public records since

Aug 1, 1991 (35 years)

Licenses and registrations on file now

IRS tax-exempt status

Nonprofit

fraternal society (IRS exempt organizations list)

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Financials

Nonprofit figures

Revenue $15,935 · assets $27,090 (IRS, from its tax return for the year ending May 2024)

Figures each organization reported to its regulator: banks to the FDIC, credit unions to the NCUA, public companies to the SEC, hospitals to Medicare, nonprofits to the IRS; SBA-backed loans as the SBA publishes them. Figures marked “whole” cover the entire organization, not only this location.

Money and size

Reported spending (IRS Form 990, tax year ending 2024-05)

For the whole organization, not only this location.

Revenue $16K · Total spending $15K ▼ 30%

• Buildings and construction$6,202 40%
• Insurance and benefits$3,109 20%
• Supplies and equipment$1,756 11%

“Reported” figures come from the organization’s own public filings; other amounts are another party’s record (a contract, grant, payment or purchase), and the two are never added together. Figures marked with a group or company cover more than this location. Spending in the county →

Public records

• Aug 1, 1991 Recognized by the IRS as tax-exempt (fraternal society) · New nonprofits