One More Soul

Name: IRS record for One More Soul
Creator: Internal Revenue Service
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Dayton, OH. EIN 31-1412889. Reported $46,175 of revenue for 2024 on its Form 990-EZ.

The IRS record

Registered name: ONE MORE SOUL; As the IRS records it, which is how it appears in their own search.
Employer Identification Number: 31-1412889; The identifier the IRS uses for this organization.
Recognized under: 501(c)(3) — charitable, religious, educational, scientific; The subsection of the code its exemption was granted under.
Recognized in: 1994; The year of the IRS ruling.
Classification: Civil Rights, Social Action and Advocacy; NTEE code R60, assigned at registration.
Gifts to it: Contributions are deductible; Whether the IRS treats a contribution to this organization as deductible.
Legal form: Corporation; How the organization is constituted, as recorded at registration.
Location of record: Dayton, OH; The address the IRS holds, not necessarily where it operates.
Most recent filing: Form 990-EZ; For tax year 2024.

$46,175
Total revenue: Contributions, grants, program service revenue and investment income.; $47,630
Total expenses: As reported on the return.; $228,509
Total assets, book value: At the end of the year, at what the organization paid for them.; 0
People listed: Officers, directors, trustees, key employees and highest-paid employees.; not reported
Largest reported compensation: This organization reported paying nobody it listed.

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Data retrieved September 19, 2026