Key Figures — Selected Year
FOUH Total Revenue
$78,998,344
FY2024
FOUH Grants to Israel
$26,222,619
Schedule F — FY2024
33.2% of revenue
FOUH → IRC Grant
Not disclosed
No Schedule L Part III entry in FY2024
IRC Total Revenue
$260,000
FY2024 (100% from contributions)
Deficit: -$257,773
FOUH Net Assets
$84,894,014
FY2024 year-end
+80% vs FY2023
Legend
Israeli Amutah (Nonprofit)
Grant / Transfer (verified)
Governance / Control (inferred)
?
Undisclosed / Structural Question
Structural Questions
1
What is the legal basis for FOUH describing IRC as a "subsidiary entity" on Schedule L?
2
Does FOUH exercise voting control over IRC's board of directors?
3
Who owns the israelrescue.org domain, and which entity's operations does it primarily serve?
4
IRC's FY2024 expenses ($517,773) exceed its revenue ($260,000) by $257,773. What funds the deficit?
5
Were FOUH grants to IRC made in years other than 2023? If so, why were they not disclosed?
6
Should the two entities' finances be consolidated for public accountability purposes?
Sources: IRS Form 990 e-File public disclosure copies (FY2021–2024), ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer (EIN 11-3533002 and 47-4056881), United Hatzalah International Board roster (israelrescue.org). All financial figures are from filed tax returns. "Inferred" relationships are noted where no primary source confirms the connection.