Sevadar Foundation Inc. is a 501(c)(3) public charity and gifts to it are tax deductible. It is also not asking you for one.
There is no giving form on this page and no payment processor behind it. That is a decision, not an oversight, and the reasoning is below.
Are gifts to Sevadar Foundation tax deductible?
- Legal name: Sevadar Foundation Inc.
- EIN: 93-2840861
- Federal status: 501(c)(3), exempt from federal income tax, effective August 10, 2023
- Public charity classification: Section 170(b)(1)(A)(vi)
- Contributions: deductible under IRC Section 170, to the extent allowed by law
- Accounting period: ends December 31
All of it comes from the IRS determination letter dated August 29, 2023. The letter, line by line →
Why doesn’t Sevadar Foundation ask for donations?
As of August 2026, Sevadar Foundation has been funded entirely by its founder. It runs no fundraising campaign, employs no fundraisers and pays no one a commission on a gift.
A foundation that has never needed outside money has not earned the right to ask for it in the abstract. Putting a processor on this page would mean building the apparatus of fundraising — the appeals, the urgency, the suggested tiers, the follow-up — around an organization that does not currently need any of it. So the apparatus is not here.
What is here instead is a phone number and a person who will answer honest questions about where money would go and what it would change. If that conversation ends in a gift, the foundation is set up to receive it properly. If it ends in you deciding to give somewhere else, that is a fine outcome too.
How can I help Sevadar Foundation?
- Start with a conversation. Use the contact form. Say what you are interested in.
- Consider the divisions directly. The divisions run their own operations and their own sites. See the four divisions.
- Consider giving your attention instead. The most useful thing most people can do for a nursing home resident is visit one, in person, at an odd hour. That costs nothing and it is worth more than most gifts.
Frequently asked questions
Can I donate to Sevadar Foundation online?
No. There is no giving form on this site and no payment processor behind it, by decision. If you want to give, start with the contact form and say what you are interested in. If that conversation ends in a gift, the foundation is set up to receive it properly.
How much of a donation to a nonprofit is tax-deductible?
For Sevadar Foundation, contributions are deductible under IRC Section 170 to the extent allowed by law. How much of your own gift you can deduct depends on your situation. The foundation does not provide tax advice, so check the details with your own adviser before you give.
How do I verify that Sevadar Foundation is a 501(c)(3)?
Check the legal name, Sevadar Foundation Inc., and the EIN, 93-2840861. Both come from the IRS determination letter dated August 29, 2023, which confirms 501(c)(3) status effective August 10, 2023. The 501(c)(3) status page walks through the letter line by line.
Does Sevadar Foundation pay fundraisers?
No. As of August 2026, Sevadar Foundation has been funded entirely by its founder. It runs no fundraising campaign, employs no fundraisers and pays no one a commission on a gift. That fact is dated on purpose, and if it changes, this page changes with it.
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What support would do
Concretely, what more capacity would change in each of the four divisions.
Sevadar Foundation Inc. is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization, EIN 93-2840861. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Sevadar Foundation does not provide tax advice; consult your own adviser about your situation.