From public IRS filings

Black Women in Ecology Evolution and Marine Science

MIAMI, FL · Education

EIN (Tax ID): 87-1101680Latest Form 990: 2024IRS ruling year: 2022Find their 990 filing →

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Mission

Our purpose is to expand access for Black women to pursue careers and opportunities in science, particularly in the areas of ecology, evolution, and marine science. We also provide resources and mentoring to these women interested in pursuing a career in science.

Financials (IRS Form 990)

Total revenue
$857K
Total expenses
$402K
Total assets
$675K
Program expense ratio
81%

Source: IRS Form 990, tax year 2024.

Who funds Black Women in Ecology Evolution and Marine Science

$1.3M in foundation grants on record from 8 funders — matched from IRS 990 grant line items. Some matches may be approximate.

FunderTotal givenGrants
Builders Initiative Foundation$473K2
National Philanthropic Trust$350K2
Schmidt Family Foundation$335K3
Martha and Hunter Grubb Foundation$75K3
Alice C Tyler Perpetual Trust Attn Anders Brown Chairman$40K1
Donor Advised Charitable Giving$30K2
Fish & Wildlife Foundation of Florida I$11K1
Conservation Nation$8K1

Leadership

Nikki Traylor-Knowles — Executive Director (Principal officer)

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