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Plates with Purpose

Smithfield, RI. EIN 85-4347996. Reported $53,626 of revenue for 2025 on its Form 990-EZ.

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PLATES WITH PURPOSE
Registered name
As the IRS records it, which is how it appears in their own search.
85-4347996
Employer Identification Number
The identifier the IRS uses for this organization.
501(c)(3) — charitable, religious, educational, scientific
Recognised under
The subsection of the code its exemption was granted under.
2021
Recognised in
The year of the IRS ruling.
Food, Agriculture and Nutrition
Classification
NTEE code K30, assigned at registration.
Contributions are deductible
Gifts to it
Whether the IRS treats a contribution to this organization as deductible.
Corporation
Legal form
How the organization is constituted, as recorded at registration.
Smithfield, RI
Location of record
The address the IRS holds, not necessarily where it operates.
Form 990-EZ
Most recent filing
For tax year 2025.

What it reported for 2025

$53,626
Total revenue
Contributions, grants, program service revenue and investment income.
$23,458
Total expenses
As reported on the return.
$48,500
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.

Similar organizations

Other organizations in the same state and category as Plates with Purpose
OrganizationRevenue
Edesia Inc$104,212,476
Rhode Island Community Food Bank Association$33,555,002
Farm Fresh Rhode Island$7,867,556
Meals on Wheels of RI Inc$6,615,563
East Bay Food Pantry$2,800,934
Feed RI$2,633,572

This organization elsewhere

More in Rhode Island and under Food, Agriculture and Nutrition. All organizations: nonprofits.

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  • Everything here is what the organization told the IRS about itself. The IRS publishes returns as filed and does not audit them first.
  • The figures describe the most recent year on record, which is usually one to two years behind, and not the organization’s current position.
  • Nothing here says whether the organization does its work well, or how it spends what it raises beyond the totals on the form.

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