The American Legion Septembe... 990 Health Check

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The American Legion September 11 Memorial Scholarship Trust Fund has a public Form 990 profile, but an AlignMint donation portal is not live yet. Review the public filing signals and share the claim link with the nonprofit if the profile should be activated.

Program ratio

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Fundraising ratio

Admin ratio

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Public filing snapshot

Ratios use reported functional expenses when available and are only derived when the public fields reconcile with total expenses.

Total revenue$704,590

Contributions and grants$197,030

Program service revenue$0

Other revenue$0

Total expenses$2,070,330

Grants paid$2,000,839

Salaries and compensation$0

Program ratioNot reported

Fundraising ratio0%

Admin ratioNot reported

Total assets$17,995,456

Net assets$16,722,384

Total liabilities$1,273,072

Filing history

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990 2024

Revenue: $704,590
Expenses: $2,070,330
Program ratio: Not reported

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Program ratio: Not enough public data. Fundraising ratio: 0%. Admin ratio: Not enough public data.

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Mission and programs

The September 11th Memorial Scholarship Trust provides higher education funds for any qualified applicant who lost a parent to death while serving in the active-duty military since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and those who were disabled with a 50% or more rating.