IRS determination letter
Published: view PDFDated April 6, 2026; confirms exemption effective March 27, 2026, public-charity status under IRC 170(b)(1)(A)(vi), and contribution deductibility.
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Status reviewed July 23, 2026.
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Dated April 6, 2026; confirms exemption effective March 27, 2026, public-charity status under IRC 170(b)(1)(A)(vi), and contribution deductibility.
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Registration record
New York Department of State records list The Institute for Human Advancement Inc. as an active domestic not-for-profit corporation formed March 27, 2026 (DOS ID 7872203). The IRS determination letter uses that correct name and confirms federal exemption effective the same date.
The IRS searchable organization dataset currently misspells “Advancement” as “Adancement.” IHA is treating the signed determination letter as the authoritative record while it prepares a correction request for the searchable listing.
As of this review, no public entry for IHA was located in the New York Charities Bureau registry. Online contributions are paused until registration, pending status, or an applicable exemption is documented and the required solicitation disclosures are confirmed.
Official mailing address: 45 Main Street, Suite 240, PMB 841613, Brooklyn, NY 11201.
Institutional relationships
Delivery partners, technology providers, and investment initiatives play different roles. Clear boundaries protect the meaning of charitable impact.
Nonprofit institution
Holds the mission, institutional standards, learning programs, research agenda, and public accountability commitments.
Community delivery partner
Delivers workforce and community-facing programs, including government-funded healthcare workforce work in New York City.
Separate investment initiative
Represents related investment work. Its targets and activity are not reported as charitable impact by IHA.
Technology provider
Provides technology infrastructure used by programs in the wider ecosystem. It is not presented as an IHA program outcome.
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