IRS determination letter
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IHA identifies publicly as a 501(c)(3). The underlying determination letter is not yet available on this website.
This page separates what is operating now, what is still being established, and which supporting documents are available publicly.

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Advancement
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Legal name
Institute for Human Advancement
Public status
New York-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit
EIN
41-5182519
IHA has a governing board and named program leadership. Additional councils, public policies, and financial reporting are being assembled. We will not describe an unpublished document or unfilled body as complete.
See governance structureNot currently published
IHA identifies publicly as a 501(c)(3). The underlying determination letter is not yet available on this website.
Not currently published
Applicable public filings will be added here when they are ready for publication.
Not currently published
No audited or independently reviewed financial statement is currently posted on this site.
In preparation
Conflict-of-interest, whistleblower, and records-retention materials will be posted as they are finalized for public release.
Clear boundaries matter. Programs, delivery partners, technology providers, and investment initiatives are related parts of a wider ecosystem, but they are not interchangeable.
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 the ecosystem’s investment work. Investment 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.
Fiduciary responsibility sits with the governing board. Public roster details will be expanded as they are confirmed for publication.
Policies will be linked here as approved public documents, rather than described as complete before visitors can review them.
Impact reporting distinguishes completed work, outputs, demand, outcomes, and future targets.
Funders, partners, and researchers can request the currently available due-diligence materials directly from IHA.
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