Fraternal Order Of Eagles

3768 Grand Aerie
  • Banning, CA
  • Tax exemption issued: Aug. 1991
  • EIN: 31-0913752

Organization summary

Type of Nonprofit

Designated as a Fraternal beneficiary societies and associations, which provide payment of life, sickness, accident or other benefits to members.

Category: Mutual/Membership Benefit Organizations, Other / Fraternal Beneficiary Societies (Y41) (NTEE)

Donations to this organization are not tax deductible.

Tax Filings by Year

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Fiscal Year Ending May
2025

Extracted Financial Data

Extracted Financial Data from Form 990
Revenue
$224,011
Expenses
$230,364
Net Income
-$6,353
Net Assets
$1,676
Notable Sources of Revenue Percent of Total Revenue
Contributions $75,717
33.8%
Program Services $148,294
66.2%
Investment Income $0
Bond Proceeds $0
Royalties $0
Rental Property Income $0
Net Fundraising $0
Sales of Assets $0
Net Inventory Sales $0
Other Revenue $0
Notable Expenses Percent of Total Expenses
Executive Compensation $0
Professional Fundraising Fees $0
Other Salaries and Wages $44,753
19.4%
Assets/Debt
Total Assets $1,676
Total Liabilities $0
Net Assets $1,676
Compensation
Key Employees and Officers Compensation Related Other
Phyllis Young (Secretary) $0 $0 $0
Dirk Bussing (President) $0 $0 $0
James Barnett (Treasurer) $0 $0 $0

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990
Filed on Jan. 16, 2026

Primary tax return for a nonprofit’s activities, finances, and governance

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Fiscal Year Ending May
2012

Gross receipts
Less than $50,000

Postcard filings do not ask for a specific revenue amount and provide no additional financial details.

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990-EZ

Short form tax return for a nonprofit’s activities, finances, and governance

PDF

Fiscal Year Ending May
2011

Extracted Financial Data

Extracted Financial Data from 990-EZ
Revenue
$82,836
Expenses
$111,660
Net Income
-$28,824
Net Assets
$98,457
Notable Sources of Revenue Percent of Total Revenue
Contributions $1,457
1.8%
Program Services $2,164
2.6%
Investment Income $2
0.0%
Net Fundraising $0
Sales of Assets $0
Net Inventory Sales $60,990
73.6%
Other Revenue $8,174
9.9%
Assets/Debt
Total Assets $98,457
Total Liabilities $0
Net Assets $98,457

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990-EZ

Short form tax return for a nonprofit’s activities, finances, and governance

PDF

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