Texas CUC Aggregation Projec... 990 Health Check

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Texas CUC Aggregation Project Inc 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

Not enough public data

Fundraising ratio

Admin ratio

Not enough public data

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Public filing snapshot

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Total revenue$656,439

Contributions and grants$0

Program service revenue$649,571

Other revenue$0

Total expenses$632,585

Grants paid$0

Salaries and compensation$47,213

Program ratioNot reported

Fundraising ratio0%

Admin ratioNot reported

Total assets$650,698

Net assets$598,077

Total liabilities$52,621

Filing history

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990 2024

Revenue: $656,439
Expenses: $632,585
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

Texas CUC Aggregation Project, Inc. (doing business as Public Power Pools, or "P3") is a non-profit political subdivision corporation, created by local governments in Texas, designed to save taxpayer money by aggregating power usage to procure the best power contract and electricity rates at the lowest cost.