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Malsia Humanitarian Fund Inc

Yonkers, New York $49K annual revenue (IRS)

About Malsia Humanitarian Fund Inc

Founded:
2004
Area served:
Kosovo (from Yonkers, NY)

Malsia Humanitarian Fund Inc. is a small Albanian-American public charity based in Yonkers, New York. The IRS recognized it as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization in November 2004, and it operates under EIN 13-4057391.

The fund's stated mission, as reported in its IRS filings and reflected in Candid and GuideStar profiles, is to provide medical assistance and humanitarian support to Albanians in the war-torn sections of Kosovo and the surrounding cities, towns, and villages. GuideStar's summary notes that this work has been carried out in coordination with the Red Cross. Its focus is on overseas beneficiaries rather than local social services in Yonkers.

The organization runs on a modest scale. Recent IRS-reported figures show annual revenue of about $48,600, expenses near $76,700, and total assets of roughly $18,600 with no reported liabilities. Those numbers place it among the smaller diaspora-led humanitarian funds working out of the New York metro area.

No officers, directors, or program staff are named in the public registry summaries, and there is no press coverage or third-party evaluation of the fund in the public record. What is documented is consistent: a Yonkers-based, Kosovo-focused humanitarian charity that has filed as a 501(c)(3) for more than two decades.

Researched by NAR from public sources: instrumentl.com · givefreely.com · projects.propublica.org · impala.digital · guidestar.org · projects.propublica.org

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