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Nonprofits›Il Muslim Civic Coalition

Religion-Related

Il Muslim Civic Coalition

CHICAGO, IL

Website

Total revenue

$752K

Total expenses

$625K

Net assets

$264K

Grants received

$1.5M

38 grants

EIN

832647003

Tax year

2024

Mission

Our mission is to Educate, Collaborate, and Amplify on social and civic efforts with diverse races, faiths, and communities towards Civic Justice!Civic Justice means- Laws are made for us - and with us- Public officials understand us - and more look like us- Our data and stories - drive action towards Equity

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$733K

Program service revenue$18K

Investment income—

Other revenue—

Total revenue$752K

Expenses

Grants paid—

Salaries & benefits—

Fundraising$56K

Other expenses$625K

Total expenses$625K

Total assets$271K

Net assets$264K

People

6 listed

NameRoleCompensation

Dilara Sayeed

President

Board

$84K

40 hrs/wk

Sameer Afsar

Chairman

Board

—

2 hrs/wk

Arshia Ali-Khan

Secretary

Board

—

3 hrs/wk

Amina Rahman

Director

Board

—

3 hrs/wk

Syeda Kamran

Treasurer

Board

—

20 hrs/wk

Anthony Simpkins

Director

Board

—

2 hrs/wk

Grants received

Showing 38 of 38

FromAmountPurposeYear

Pillars Fund

$50K

Program Support

2024

AMERICAN ONLINE GIVING FOUNDATION INC

$27K

GENERAL SUPPORT

2024

ISLAMIC NETWORKS INC

$24K

SUPPORT THE MISSION TO COLLABORATE AND AMPLIFY SOCIAL AND CIVIC EFFORTS

2024

Islamic Food & Nutrition Council of America

$20K

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

2024

Amalgamated Charitable Foundation Inc

$20K

General operating support

2024

The Chicago Community Trust

$251K

General support for programs, operations and other charitable purposes

2023

Pillars Fund

$50K

Program Support

2023

FIELD FOUNDATION OF ILLINOIS

$25K

OPERATING - FUNDING FOR ONGOING OPERATIONS OF THE ORGANIZATION

2023

INTERFAITH AMERICA

$16K

FAITH IN ELECTIONS PLAYBOOK GRANT

2023

THE ZAKAT FOUNDATION OF AMERICA

$10K

SPONSORSHIP

2023

PROTEUS FUND INC

$10K

GENERAL SUPPORT

2023

PROTEUS FUND INC

$10K

GENERAL SUPPORT

2023

The Chicago Community Trust

$163K

General Operating Support, In support of the State of the Coalition Brunch 2022

2022

Pillars Fund

$50K

Program Support

2022

FIELD FOUNDATION OF ILLINOIS

$30K

PROJECT - FUNDING FOR A SPECIFIC PROJECT OR PROGRAM

2022

CROSSROADS FUND INC

$15K

GENERAL OPERATIONS

2022

Islamic Food & Nutrition Council of America

$5K

Com,munity Devekopment

2022

The Chicago Community Trust

$146K

General operating support. In support of the Illinois Muslims Report, a research demographic study of the Illinois Muslim population, in support of the annual State of the Coalition Brunch.

2021

The Chicago Community Trust

$146K

General operating support. In support of the Illinois Muslims Report, a research demographic study of the Illinois Muslim population, in support of the annual State of the Coalition Brunch.

2021

Islamic Food & Nutrition Council of America

$33K

Civil Liberties

2021

Pillars Fund

$30K

Program Support

2021

DORIS DUKE FOUNDATION FOR ISLAMIC ART

$25K

MUSLIMS IN AMERICA: A YEAR OF LEARNING FOR THE PHILANTHROPIC COMMUNITY