FERI-TB logoFERI-TBFoundation for Equity Recovery & Initiative in TB (FERI-TB) Inc.

Financials

Clear stewardship. Transparent information.

Review our public-charity status, organizational documents, program priorities, and approach to financial reporting.

Non-clinical public health

Connect with FERI-TB for community support, education, and referral partnerships.

One organization, one EIN

FERI-TB uses the public-facing name Foundation for Equity Recovery & Initiative in TB (FERI-TB) Inc. The IRS determination letter lists FERI-TB Foundation for Equality Recovery and Initiative in TB. Both references here identify the organization associated with EIN 41-2848860. The letter is dated June 9, 2026 and lists December 1, 2025 as the exemption’s effective date.

The website links directly to that letter. Donors and partners can use the EIN to match the organization’s identity when reviewing documents. For questions about other organizational documents, contact info@feritb.com.

Program priorities and financial stewardship

Charitable resources support navigation, education, referral coordination, and eligible practical assistance, alongside the operations required to deliver and oversee that work. Financial reporting distinguishes budgets from actual spending.

  • Community navigation and practical support, including resource connections, transportation, food resources, and language access.
  • Partner coordination and culturally grounded community education.
  • Responsible operations, governance, recordkeeping, and fundraising.

Your gift supports community-based TB support

Donations support FERI-TB’s charitable programs and operations. Giving levels are contributions to the mission rather than purchases of a fixed number of rides, housing nights, or completed treatments.

Financial and program reporting

Supporters can request financial and governance documents and updates on program activities and use of funds. Completed filings and reports are shared when available.

Support alongside clinical care.

FERI-TB is a non-clinical public health organization. Diagnosis, prescribing, treatment, and medical monitoring remain with healthcare providers and health departments.