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Feeding Louisiana

Baton Rouge, Louisiana Exempt and current
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EIN 27-0667900501(c)(3) public charityApproved March 2022Donations tax deductible

From the latest return on file

At a glance

Figures come from the organization’s Form 990 for the fiscal year ending June 2025, as recorded by the IRS.

Revenue
$30,455,060
FY2025
Assets
$3,490,184
Year end
Required return
Form 990
Full return required from $200K of receipts
Fiscal year
July to June
Ends in June
Focus
Food banks and pantries
NTEE K31, food and agriculture
Charity type
Publicly supported
170(b)(1)(A)(vi)

Compliance clock

What is due, and when

Computed from the fiscal year end and the return type. Federal dates are fixed by law. The state line is the general charitable solicitation rule of Louisiana, read from the regulator’s own guidance; exemptions vary, and the regulator’s page is the authority.

Nov 15, 2027
Form 990 for FY2027
Fifteenth day of the fifth month after year end.
State
Louisiana charitable solicitation registration
Louisiana requires registration of some charities only. A charity that uses a professional solicitor registers each year, at least 10 days before it solicits.
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Automatic revocation rule No risk shown
Exempt status is revoked after three consecutive years without a return. The latest return on file is FY2025.

Filing history

When each return reached the IRS

From IRS records of electronically filed returns. The IRS record date is the date in the IRS’s own record of each return. It is not a legal filing date, and extensions are not public.

Fiscal yearFormIRS record dateDue dateNote
FY2025Form 990December 12, 2025November 17, 2025
FY2024Form 990December 6, 2024November 15, 2024
FY2023Form 990November 10, 2023November 15, 2023On or before the due date
FY2022Form 990January 23, 2023November 15, 2022

Returns for fiscal years before 2021, and returns the IRS record cannot date, are not listed.

IRS status check

What the IRS lists say

Three IRS lists, read each month. This is a display of what they show, not a determination of status.

Exempt status
Listed as exempt
The IRS list of exempt organizations. As of October 13, 2026.
Deductible donations
Listed
The IRS list of organizations eligible to receive tax deductible contributions. Listed with code PC (public charity). As of October 13, 2026.
Automatic revocation
On the list, with a later IRS ruling
Revoked November 15, 2020. Posted July 12, 2021. IRS records show a ruling of March 2022.

Peers

Against food and agriculture organizations of similar size, nationwide

Fewer than ten such organizations report in Louisiana, so the group is national: 465 public charities with this focus and revenue over $5M on a recent return. The shaded band is the middle half of the group.

Revenue rank
70th percentile
Among the 465 peers
Assets held
About 6 weeks
Of annual revenue, from public figures
Age
Younger than most
Approved 2022; the median peer, 1992

Readiness

What public data cannot tell you

A 990 shows money in and money out. It cannot show whether programs, outcomes, funding and compliance live in one place, or how long a funder report takes to produce. The five pillars below are scored only by the organization itself.

Mission & Strategic Clarity
Can every program be traced to a stated outcome?
Unscored
Stakeholders & Positioning
Do funders see the same story the board sees?
Unscored
Programs & Program Design
Are participants, activities and budgets tracked per program?
Unscored
Evidence, Data & Storytelling
How long does the next funder report take to assemble?
Unscored
Systems, Governance & Readiness
Who owns the compliance calendar above?
Unscored