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Cross-movement Legacy Initiative

Cross-movement Legacy Initiative's latest filing in the PeerBasis snapshot reports a Part VII D + F figure of $205,000 for David Washington Rain, President (FY 2024). Column F can include amounts from the filing and related organizations.

After indexing supported filing years to 2025 comparison dollars, the subject figure is $210,394. It is higher than the D + F figure for 46 of 46 peer organizations selected under the disclosed tier Same NTEE sector (R99), nationwide + size band 0.67–1.5× revenue (approximately 100%; median $65,200). This is descriptive, not a reasonableness conclusion.

$290,000Total revenue (FY 2024)
$205,000Reported Part VII D + F figure
46 / 46Selected peers with a strictly lower 2025-dollar figure (approximately 100%)

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Selected peer organizations

Actual selection tier: Same NTEE sector (R99), nationwide + size band 0.67–1.5× revenue. Displayed D + F figures from supported filing years are indexed to 2025 comparison dollars with BLS CPI-U; a nationwide tier also uses 2024 BEA RPP as a consumer price-level proxy when both the subject and peer have supported state codes. Unsupported state codes receive no interstate adjustment. Comparison values can differ from the raw filing. Column F may include related-organization amounts.

OrganizationStateRevenueD + F (2025 dollars)
Oklahoma Donor Alliance Inc OK$283,764 $108,696
Bipartisan Climate Action DC$283,645 $5,845
The Norml Foundation DC$301,217 $18,091
1 Million Madly Motivated Moms NV$276,045 $67,694
Organization For Polyamory And CA$275,610 $73,087
Community First GA$310,000 $177,040
World Without Hate Inc WA$266,442 $41,539
Take Back The Court Action Fund CA$315,887 $23,549

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