A volunteer-powered 501(c)(3) uniting Pocatello since 2014

On record

Small organisation, open books

We're a volunteer-powered charity, and we act like it: everything we do is documented, every dollar accounted for, and every filing public.

EIN 46-5354977 501(c)(3) since 2014 100% volunteer-powered

The picture in numbers

What we count, honestly

We only publish numbers we can back up. These are structural facts about the organisation — the people stories are told across this site.

12 Years organising

Tax-exempt since November 2014 — a decade of neighbour-led work.

9 Named community partners

Interfaith, civil-rights, education and civic allies across the valley.

6 Core values

Dignity, compassion, fairness, respect for difference, collaboration, responsibility.

6 Public documents

Filings, bylaws and policies published below — all downloadable on request.

The work, in pictures

Why we do what we do

A crowd holding lit candles in a nighttime gathering of unity and hope
Volunteers providing food and aid to community members outdoors
A diverse family enjoying a meal together at home

Where money goes

Every dollar has a purpose

Because we have no paid staff and no office, nearly every dollar reaches programs directly.

Illustrative allocation. Percentages below are our current target model and are confirmed in the latest annual report (available on request).
  • Dialogues & gatherings 46%
  • Education & materials 27%
  • Community outreach 18%
  • Operations 9%

Where support comes from

Sources of support

A community charity is powered by the community that believes in it.

Individual donations 60%
Congregations & partners 25%
Grants & sponsorships 15%

Figures are illustrative of our funding model; exact amounts are in the latest annual report. In-kind support — rooms, meals, hours — is always welcome and always documented.

Our biggest resource

Zero paid staff. Zero office. All heart.

Every hour of work — facilitation, organising, outreach, administration — is volunteered by neighbours. That's not a limitation; it's a statement: the work belongs to the community, and the community does the work. It also means your donation goes further: straight to tables, materials and people.

Join the volunteers

Don't take our word for it

Verify us with the IRS

Any charity can claim to be a 501(c)(3). Ours is on the public record — search our name or EIN in the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search to confirm our status, address and filing history yourself.

Search hint

It takes about a minute

Go to apps.irs.gov/app/eos, select “Tax-exempt organization”, search “2 GREAT 4 HATE” or enter EIN 46-5354977.

You'll see our organisation name, 501(c)(3) status and deduction code — the same record foundations, donors and partners check.