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The Subsidiarity Institute Competitive Governance Institute, established with the EIN 20-5792227, is dedicated to educating and informing citizens about critical issues necessary for maintaining a free society, particularly focusing on governance reform. In 2014, the organization operated with a budget of $257.5K and reported total revenue of $341.1K, with significant funding coming from various unknown sources, none of which accounted for 50% or more of its revenue. Currently, the organization does not have a publicly available website.
Mission Statement
THE COMPETITIVE GOVERNANCE INSTITUTE STRIVES TO EDUCATE AND INFORM CITIZENS ABOUT THE IMPORTANT ISSUES NECESSARY TO MAINTAINING A FREE SOCIETY INCLUDING GOVERNANCE REFORM.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is SUBSIDIARITY INSTITUTE COMPETITIVE GOVERNANCE INSTITUTE’s budget?
In 2014, SUBSIDIARITY INSTITUTE COMPETITIVE GOVERNANCE INSTITUTE reported an annual operating budget of around $257 thousand. More detailed financial information is available to registered users.
Where does SUBSIDIARITY INSTITUTE COMPETITIVE GOVERNANCE INSTITUTE operate?
SUBSIDIARITY INSTITUTE COMPETITIVE GOVERNANCE INSTITUTE is headquartered in HOUSTON, TX.
Who funded SUBSIDIARITY INSTITUTE COMPETITIVE GOVERNANCE INSTITUTE recently?
In 2015, SUBSIDIARITY INSTITUTE COMPETITIVE GOVERNANCE INSTITUTE received grants from GREATER HOUSTON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, ST ALBERT TRUST, and GREATER HOUSTON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION. More information on this organization’s funders is available to registered users.
What is the largest grant SUBSIDIARITY INSTITUTE COMPETITIVE GOVERNANCE INSTITUTE received in 2015?
The largest grant to SUBSIDIARITY INSTITUTE COMPETITIVE GOVERNANCE INSTITUTE in 2015 exceeds $50 thousand.