2025-05-13T07:30:07-07:00 2023-12-31 661055810 Ringside Advisors LLC Calle Plaza Dos B8 San Juan PR 00926 990 2023-01-01 884043628 NONLINEAR INC NONL 2196082023 3445 N Kama Dr La Porte IN 46350 Andrew Spartz President, Director, Treasurer 2196082023 2025-05-14 1 1 Edgardo Castro P02016048 7874147392 2025-05-08 X 2023 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Andrew Spartz 3445 NORTH KAMA DRIVE LA PORTE IN 46350 731646 0 X X 2022 IN The Corporation researches high-leverage ideas addressing critical global challenges, and funds and educates entrepreneurs to launch high-impact organizations. 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Activities conducted outside the United States include funding local and regional initiatives, providing capacity-building support to social entrepreneurs, and disseminating research-driven strategies to improve health, education, and economic development outcomes. These efforts aim to empower local leaders and organizations to implement high-impact interventions tailored to the needs of their communities. 102263 Middle East and North Africa 0 0 Grantmaking The Corporation supports international programs that identify and advance innovative solutions to global challenges through research, entrepreneurship, and education. Activities conducted outside the United States include funding local and regional initiatives, providing capacity-building support to social entrepreneurs, and disseminating research-driven strategies to improve health, education, and economic development outcomes. These efforts aim to empower local leaders and organizations to implement high-impact interventions tailored to the needs of their communities. 10000 East Asia and the Pacific 0 0 Grantmaking The Corporation supports international programs that identify and advance innovative solutions to global challenges through research, entrepreneurship, and education. Activities conducted outside the United States include funding local and regional initiatives, providing capacity-building support to social entrepreneurs, and disseminating research-driven strategies to improve health, education, and economic development outcomes. These efforts aim to empower local leaders and organizations to implement high-impact interventions tailored to the needs of their communities. 2300 South Asia 0 0 Grantmaking The Corporation supports international programs that identify and advance innovative solutions to global challenges through research, entrepreneurship, and education. Activities conducted outside the United States include funding local and regional initiatives, providing capacity-building support to social entrepreneurs, and disseminating research-driven strategies to improve health, education, and economic development outcomes. These efforts aim to empower local leaders and organizations to implement high-impact interventions tailored to the needs of their communities. 298 0 0 114861 Europe (including Iceland and Greenland) The Corporation supports international programs that identify and advance innovative solutions to global challenges through research, entrepreneurship, and education. Activities conducted outside the United States include funding local and regional initiatives, providing capacity-building support to social entrepreneurs, and disseminating research-driven strategies to improve health, education, and economic development outcomes. These efforts aim to empower local leaders and organizations to implement high-impact interventions tailored to the needs of their communities. 10275 0 0 The Corporation supports international programs that identify and advance innovative solutions to global challenges through research, entrepreneurship, and education. Activities conducted outside the United States include funding local and regional initiatives, providing capacity-building support to social entrepreneurs, and disseminating research-driven strategies to improve health, education, and economic development outcomes. These efforts aim to empower local leaders and organizations to implement high-impact interventions tailored to the needs of their communities. Europe (including Iceland and Greenland) 6 60460 The Corporation supports international programs that identify and advance innovative solutions to global challenges through research, entrepreneurship, and education. Activities conducted outside the United States include funding local and regional initiatives, providing capacity-building support to social entrepreneurs, and disseminating research-driven strategies to improve health, education, and economic development outcomes. These efforts aim to empower local leaders and organizations to implement high-impact interventions tailored to the needs of their communities. Middle East and North Africa 1 10000 0 0 0 0 0 0 Schedule F, Part I, Line 2 Nonlinear Inc. employs a structured monitoring and oversight process to ensure that grant funds disbursed to foreign organizations are used exclusively for charitable purposes and in compliance with Section 501(c)(3) requirements. Grant agreements require grantees to submit annual written reports summarizing activities, accomplishments, challenges, and lessons learned, as well as annual budget and expenditure reports. These reports must be provided promptly upon request. Grantees are required to maintain complete and accurate financial records of receipts and disbursements for a minimum of four years after funds are expended. These records must be made available to Nonlinear Inc. for inspection at reasonable times. Nonlinear may also request additional oversight, including site visits to observe grant-funded activities and supplementary calls or written materials for clarification. Grantees are contractually obligated to comply with such requests. To verify compliance, Nonlinear requires grantees to notify the organization of any material changes in operations, staffing, funding sources, or tax status. It also monitors adherence to U.S. laws concerning anti-terrorism and international sanctions. Nonlinear reserves the right to terminate grants due to unsatisfactory progress or noncompliance and may discontinue funding, request the return of unexpended funds, and require submission of all grant-related records within 30 days. 1 Niagara University 160755807 10860 The Corporation supports domestic programs that advance innovative solutions to social and economic challenges through research, entrepreneurship, and education. Activities in the United States include funding community-based initiatives, providing training and capacity-building support to local leaders and social entrepreneurs, and disseminating evidence-based strategies to improve outcomes in health, education, and economic development. These efforts aim to strengthen local capacity and promote sustainable, high-impact change in underserved communities. Players Philanthropy Fund 276601178 12000 The Corporation supports domestic programs that advance innovative solutions to social and economic challenges through research, entrepreneurship, and education. Activities in the United States include funding community-based initiatives, providing training and capacity-building support to local leaders and social entrepreneurs, and disseminating evidence-based strategies to improve outcomes in health, education, and economic development. These efforts aim to strengthen local capacity and promote sustainable, high-impact change in underserved communities. Giving What We Can USA Inc 2810 N Church St PMB 52576 Wilmington DE 19802 933629215 11550 The Corporation supports domestic programs that advance innovative solutions to social and economic challenges through research, entrepreneurship, and education. Activities in the United States include funding community-based initiatives, providing training and capacity-building support to local leaders and social entrepreneurs, and disseminating evidence-based strategies to improve outcomes in health, education, and economic development. These efforts aim to strengthen local capacity and promote sustainable, high-impact change in underserved communities. 3 0 The Corporation supports domestic programs that advance innovative solutions to social and economic challenges through research, entrepreneurship, and education. Activities in the United States include funding community-based initiatives, providing training and capacity-building support to local leaders and social entrepreneurs, and disseminating evidence-based strategies to improve outcomes in health, education, and economic development. These efforts aim to strengthen local capacity and promote sustainable, high-impact change in underserved communities. 15 145143 0 0 Schedule I, Part I, Line 2 The Corporation supports domestic programs that advance innovative solutions to social and economic challenges through research, entrepreneurship, and education. Activities in the United States include funding community-based initiatives, providing training and capacity-building support to local leaders and social entrepreneurs, and disseminating evidence-based strategies to improve outcomes in health, education, and economic development. These efforts aim to strengthen local capacity and promote sustainable, high-impact change in underserved communities. X Stablecoin 50000 0 Fair market value at 12/31 0 0 0 0 Form 990, Part VI, Section A, Line 2 Thomas Spartz, the Secretary, is the father of Andrew and Emerson Spartz. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b Form 990 is prepared by Edgardo Castro, CPA using the financial statements provided by Andrew Spartz, who serves as the organization's Director, Treasurer, and President. Upon completion, the return is reviewed by Andrew Spartz. Mr. Spartz conducts a thorough review of the return before it is finalized and submitted to the IRS. No additional review or approval process is conducted by other members of the governing body. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c The Corporation monitors and enforces compliance with its conflict of interest policy by requiring all directors, officers, and key committee members to disclose actual or potential financial interests and related material facts. These disclosures are reviewed by the board or a designated committee, which determines whether a conflict exists. Individuals with a potential conflict must leave the meeting during discussion and voting on the matter. Meeting minutes document the conflict disclosures, determinations, and voting. The organization conducts periodic reviews to ensure compliance with its policies and requires annual signed statements affirming understanding and adherence to the policy. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request. Interested parties may contact the organization to request copies of these documents. Nonlinear Inc. respectfully requests abatement of penalties related to the late filing of its annual returns under IRC § 6652(c)(1)(A). While the organization acknowledges the delay, it affirms that the late filings were not due to willful neglect. Nonlinear Inc. is in the process of filing its Forms 990 for the tax years 2022, 2023, and 2024, and is fully committed to maintaining ongoing compliance with all IRS filing requirements. The organization has taken concrete steps to ensure timely and accurate submissions going forward and does not anticipate any future delays. We appreciate your consideration and respectfully request that penalties be waived on the basis of reasonable cause and the organization's good faith efforts to meet its obligations.