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Riverbend Literacy Project · EIN 47-1839204 · fiscal year ends Dec 31

85 filings tracked in 51 states

35 filings need review and 2 more are due today.

The 35 that need review have passed due dates. We don't know if they were filed — confirm each so we never invent past due. $3,365.25 in fees is at stake, plus 2 filings with fees still TBD. New York and Massachusetts are inside their auto-extension.

Longest unconfirmed
Alabama · 154 days

Next 12 months

Sep 2026 – Aug 2027 · click a month to filter the list

Filing dueExtension deadlineNeeds review
Needs review
Sep
2026
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
2027
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Beyond

May is the heavy month: 17 filings land in the same month, $2,301.25 in fees. Most states set renewals at 4½ months after a December fiscal year-end.

Filing load for the next 12 months
PeriodFilings dueExtension deadlines
Needs review350
Sep 202620
Oct 202610
Nov 2026412
Dec 202650
Jan 202700
Feb 202700
Mar 202710
Apr 202730
May 2027170
Jun 2027110
Jul 202721
Aug 202712
Beyond the 12-month window30
Filings
Due date passed — we don't know if these were already filed. Confirm each one and we'll never treat a filing as past due without your word.
$3,365.25 at stake · 2 TBD
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 11, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
Auto-extension appliesfinal deadline Nov 11, 2026 — no filing needed to claim it
Auto-extension appliesfinal deadline Nov 11, 2026 — no filing needed to claim it
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 11, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 11, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 11, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 11, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 11, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 11, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 26, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 26, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
Extension available with IRS Form 8868final deadline Nov 26, 2026 — if IRS Form 8868 is timely filed
All 2 fall on Tuesday, Sep 1
$50 in fees
Michigan, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Washington, Maine +5 · 12 extension deadlines
$555 · 1 TBD
Alabama, Georgia, Maryland, Tennessee
$85
Heaviest month — 17 filings
$2,301.25 · 1 TBD
Mississippi, Illinois, Maryland, New Jersey, Michigan +9 · 3 extension deadlines
$979 · 1 TBD
District of Columbia biennial, 2027 · Georgia biennial, 2027 · District of Columbia biennial, 2028
$199

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The one question we ask

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So we ask, once, and we make it one click. Everything after that question is computed from statute and carries the provision it came from.

  • 38jurisdictions with a general charity-registration regime
  • 13with none at all — including Texas
  • 0obligations we'll invent for you

Why you can act on it

Every number has a statute behind it

Compliance advice you can't verify is worthless to a board. Click any field and you get the provision, the agency, the source, and when we last checked it.

  • Verification ratio published per table — fees 213 of 223, deadlines 90 of 92
  • Public JSON API — audit our data without an account
  • Change log records every deadline or fee that moves, and why
  • Estimated dates are labelled as estimates, not dressed up as statutory

Massachusetts · Form PC · fee

$500

Why this amount
Tier 5 of 7 — gross support and revenue between $1M and $10M
Statutory basis
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 12 §8F — annual report, due 4½ months after fiscal year end
Filed with
Massachusetts Attorney General, Non-Profit Organizations / Public Charities Division
Also required
SOC Annual Report, M.G.L. ch. 180 §26A — $15

Verified against the statute · re-checked on a rolling basis

Why this is worth eight seconds

A lapse is enforceable in every state where you solicit

Registration lapses aren't only late fees. In 27 of the 51 jurisdictions the statute we cite carries criminal language, and in 14 it reaches felony — though usually for narrow conduct like knowing violations or paid solicitors, not a late renewal. We publish the exact mechanism and provision for all 51, so you can read your own exposure instead of taking our word for it.

See the full enforcement map
  • $1,000

    Pennsylvania — per violation

    + $100 per day

  • Class D

    Kentucky — knowing violations

    felony

  • $25/mo

    California — late RRF-1

    + cannot be waived

  • $40,000

    Iowa — consumer-fraud cap

    no registration regime

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