Non-profit

National Religious Partnership for the Environment (NRPE)

Website:

nrpe.org

Location:

WASHINGTON, DC

Tax ID:

13-6996770

Tax-Exempt Status:

501(c)(3)

Budget (2017):

Revenue: $456,471
Expenses: $601,839
Assets: $436,305

Formation:

1993

Type:

Environmentalist Advocacy Group

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The National Religious Partnership for the Environment (NRPE) is a center-left ecumenical organization that advocates for liberal environmental policies.

Funding

Donors to NRPE

FoundationAmountYearGrant Description
PB and K Family Foundation$10,0002017General support
Wallace Global Fund II$40,0002016Project support for Climate Movement building work
Kendeda Fund$75,0002014Charitable event
Mertz Gilmore Foundation$50,0002012Strengthening Consensus Program and Strengthening Commitment Program
Energy Foundation$350,0002012To support faith community education on climate change and energy policy.
Energy Foundation$500,0002011To support climate and energy policy work of national religious partnership for environment.
Energy Foundation$305,0002011To support strong mercury regulation by EPA.
Rockefeller Foundation$10,1002011In support of 'conference on international adaptation' to highlight need for greater policy support and financing for international climate change adaptation efforts to be held in Washington DC in early 2011
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation$75,0002011For planning and implementation of climate and clean energy program
Energy Foundation$500,0002010To engage faith communities in climate issue education.
Energy Foundation$150,0002010To support national religious partnership for environment strategic fundraising effort
Rockefeller Foundation$70,0002010To highlight need for policy support of climate change adaptation
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation$700,0002010For support of National Religious Partnership for Environment's Climate and Energy Program
Energy Foundation$700,0002009To build support for action on climate change through outreach education and mobilization of religious community.
Energy Foundation$500,0002009To build support for action on climate change through outreach education and mobilization of religious community.
Rockefeller Foundation$200,0002009For climate resilience policies and funding outreach efforts in US
Turner Foundation$40,0002009
Rockefeller Brothers Fund$200,0002008For its collaboration with Evangelical Environmental Network to build evangelical support for action to mitigate global warming
Energy Foundation$400,0002008To engage faith community in climate protection policy efforts
Pew Charitable Trusts$450,0002008
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation$600,0002008For general support of programs on global climate change
Henry Luce Foundation$100,0002007Earth climate embraces us all program
Rockefeller Brothers Fund$200,0002007For its collaboration with Evangelical environmental network to build Evangelical support for action to mitigate global warming
Energy Foundation$400,0002007To engage faith community in climate protection policy efforts
Energy Foundation$100,0002007To engage faith community in climate protection policy efforts
Oak Foundation USA$100,0002007
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation$600,0002007For support of NRPE's programs on global climate change
Henry Luce Foundation$200,0002006Earth's Climate Embraces Us All' Program
Rockefeller Brothers Fund$100,0002006For a communications campaign about need for action on climate change
Energy Foundation$160,0002006To engage faith community in climate protection policy efforts
Marisla Foundation$75,0002006Environmental Justice and Health Program
Oak Foundation USA$100,0002006
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation$475,0002006For evangelical climate initiative
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation$200,0002006For general support of climate and energy program
Compton Foundation$25,0002005
Rockefeller Family Fund$25,0002005Loath Alliance Initiative
Energy Foundation$160,0002005To engage faith community in climate protection policy efforts
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation$200,0002005For general support of National Religious Partnership for Environment's Climate and Energy Program
Wyss Foundation$75,0002005
Surdna Foundation$300,0002004Continued support to further institutionalize environmental education and action in American faith community assuring its permanent integration throughout religious life
David and Lucile Packard Foundation$80,0002004Support for scholarship communications and leadership training to strengthen faith community's support for environment
Energy Foundation$145,0002004To fund Project Director for National Religious Partnership for Environments new Fuel Conservation and Efficiency Project
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation$100,0002003To support a partnership dedicated to integrating issues of environmental sustainability and justice into all aspects of organized religious life
J. N. Pew Jr. Charitable Trust$25,0002003To provide support for public education campaigns in 21 states focused on climate change
David and Lucile Packard Foundation$200,0002003For scholarship communications and leadership training to strengthen faith community's support for environment.
Energy Foundation$140,0002003To fund Project Director for National Religious Partnership for Environment's new Fuel Conservation and Efficiency Project.
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation$65,0002003For Next Leaders Project and for Strategic-Planning process for Pacific Northwest Religious Partnership for Environment
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation$100,0002002To support a partnership dedicated to integrating issues of environmental sustainability and justice into all aspects of organized religious life
J. N. Pew Jr. Charitable Trust$295,0002002To provide support for public education campaigns in 21 states focused on climate change
Surdna Foundation$150,0002002For a strategic initiative to deepen and institutionalize engagement and commitment of American religious community to connections between environmental protection and religion
David and Lucile Packard Foundation$333,3332002Support for secretariat of national religious partnership for environment
Energy Foundation$221,0002002To support national religious partnership for environment's New Fuel Conservation and Efficiency Project and to fund first-year salary of new program's Project director
Marisla Foundation$500,0002002Public education of children's health issues
Pew Memorial Trust$300,0002002For general operating support of an organization (hat assists major faith groups engaged in environmental issues
Turner Foundation$100,0002002Fuel economy standards trains them in media outreach and organizes visits to elected and appointed officials Activates and measurable outcomes in next year lude each state field office will secure participation of at least 50 rel
Blue Moon Fund$200,0002001For General Support
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation$100,0002001To support a partnership dedicated to integrating issues of environmental sustainability and justice into all aspects of organized religious life
David and Lucile Packard Foundation$333,3332001
Marisla Foundation$500,0002001Children's Environmental Health Project
Pew Memorial Trust$150,0002001
Turner Foundation$213,0002001
Turner Foundation$125,0002001
Westwind Foundation$10,0002001
Bauman Family Foundation$75,0002000
Blue Moon Fund$522,0002000To organize and host a meeting of state-based and national interfaith organizations to refine a campaign strategy for addressing global warming through faith community.
Blue Moon Fund$200,0002000To engage forth-based women's organizations to work at state and national level in pushing for stronger protections for kids from environmental throats to their health.
Blue Moon Fund$50,0002000To work with leadership of different faith groups within United States providing support for their deliberations about responsibilities of people of faith in environmentel protection.
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation$100,0002000
John D. And Catherine T. Macarthur Foundation Consolidated$132,0002000For activities that highlight religious dimension of environmental protection
A and A Fund$5,0002000
David and Lucile Packard Foundation$333,3342000Support for Secretariat of National Religious Partnership for Environment.
Pew Memorial Trust$250,0002000
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation$135,0002000For Next Leaders project and for strategic-planning process for Pacific Northwest Religious partnership for environment
Turner Foundation$22,0002000
Westwind Foundation$10,0002000
Blue Moon Fund$200,0001999
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation$100,0001999To support a partnership dedicated to integrating issues of environmental sustainability and justice into all aspects of organized religious life
John D. And Catherine T. Macarthur Foundation Consolidated$112,0001999
Surdna Foundation$166,6681999
Nathan Cummings Foundation$1,000,0001999
Total:$17,318,768
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Nonprofit Information

  • Accounting Period: June - May
  • Tax Exemption Received: December 1, 1993

  • Available Filings

    Period Form Type Total revenue Total functional expenses Total assets (EOY) Total liabilities (EOY) Unrelated business income? Total contributions Program service revenue Investment income Comp. of current officers, directors, etc. Form 990
    2017 Jun Form 990 $456,471 $601,839 $436,305 $23,448 N $456,207 $0 $264 $0 PDF
    2016 Jun Form 990 $874,136 $484,185 $559,692 $1,467 N $851,600 $0 $157 $0
    2015 Jun Form 990 $586,635 $569,878 $168,274 $0 N $583,528 $0 $226 $0 PDF
    2014 Jun Form 990EZ $81,326 $208,757 $151,670 $153 $0 $0 $0 $0 PDF
    2013 Jun Form 990 $483,215 $1,186,148 $283,668 $4,720 N $472,052 $0 $1,828 $128,169 PDF
    2012 Jun Form 990 $1,492,949 $2,012,559 $1,001,808 $19,927 N $1,484,050 $0 $7,723 $157,157 PDF
    2011 Jun Form 990 $738,954 $1,371,273 $1,770,415 $268,924 N $730,100 $0 $8,687 $88,859 PDF

    Additional Filings (PDFs)

    National Religious Partnership for the Environment (NRPE)

    110 MARYLAND AVE NE
    WASHINGTON, DC 20002-5626