No Halo

Charity intelligence & nonprofit due diligence

Follow the money.
Verify the impact.

Independent charity research for donors, advisors, and institutions.

We follow the money, test impact claims, reconcile conflicting records, and answer the question most charity profiles avoid: should you give now?

Start with a charityU.S. nonprofit directory

Enter an organization name or 9-digit EIN.

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Coverage updates as public IRS source files are processed.

No charity can buy placement, a better assessment, a recommendation, or removal of a finding.

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No Halo Profile · free

Understand the record for free.

See identity, filings, financial history, governance, compensation, fundraising economics, audit evidence, and verified developments. It is useful evidence, not a fresh recommendation.

Search a charity
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Deep Research · research credits

Get No Halo's recommendation.

A fresh investigation tests current evidence, answers six required donor questions, pursues material leads, and passes through separate verification before giving a donor action.

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Analyst Review · human

Put a human on the file.

For consequential giving, an analyst adds donor-specific investigation, document follow-up, direct questions, and charity contact or right of reply when appropriate.

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No Halo Advisor Workspace

Stop rebuilding the same charity file.

Keep client portfolios, charity shortlists, private notes, tasks, team access, saved comparisons, monitoring, evidence, audit history, and CSV exports in one working system.

$149/month14-day trial · five seats · 50 portfolios · unlimited CSV exports

Deep Research credits and commissioned analyst services are separate. Subscription fees pay for workflow, never a favorable research conclusion.

The paid research product

Deep Research ends with a decision.

More data is not enough. A donor pays No Halo to convert the evidence into a clear, current action while preserving the source trail and the uncertainty behind it.

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Recommended

A high-confidence case for a meaningful unrestricted gift. This is intentionally a high bar.

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Proceed with reservations

Giving appears reasonable, but the donor should understand specific limitations or tradeoffs.

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Resolve these questions first

Discrete unanswered issues could change the decision and should be settled before giving.

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Hold pending diligence

The current evidence does not establish enough confidence to recommend a meaningful gift yet.

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Do not recommend

The current verified evidence affirmatively weighs against giving at this time.

A cautious factual description can still support a clear donor action. Missing evidence is not misconduct. A pending allegation is not a finding. No Halo says what the record establishes, then separately says what a donor should do with that information.

No Halo Intelligence

Charity evidence does not stand still.

Regulatory actions. Court matters. Audit findings. Leadership changes. Financial distress. Independent impact research. Corrections. Final outcomes.

No Halo tracks the underlying event, not just the headline. Multiple stories can point to one event, and an allegation can later become a dismissal, settlement, judgment, correction, or other final outcome. The same verified Event Ledger that powers the public feed is checked during future research.

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The research contract

Six questions are the floor, not the ceiling.

Every investigation answers these questions and follows material leads they uncover. If an answer remains unavailable, the report explains what was checked and what the donor should ask next.

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Where does the money actually go?

Operating model, program flows, grants, and what donor money finances.

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How strong is the financial position?

Liquidity, reserves, restrictions, fundraising, compensation, and resilience.

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Does the principal work appear to work?

Independent outcomes, evaluation quality, and whether the evidence applies today.

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Do the records reconcile?

Filings, audits, annual reports, government records, and public claims checked together.

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What material concerns should a donor know?

Regulators, litigation, audits, related parties, governance, and credible reporting.

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What is another dollar likely to accomplish?

Capacity, commitments, bottlenecks, funding need, and room for more funding.

Research discipline

Evidence before confidence.

We do not hand you a question and walk away. Research first. Then ask. Prepare copy-ready outreach, the exact diligence request, and the evidence that could change the decision.

Claims are not findings.

A charity statement establishes what it says, not whether the claim is independently true. Missing is not bad. It lowers confidence, not character.

Spending is not impact.

Ratios provide context. Outcome evidence, evidence confidence, and coverage remain separate from the donor action.

Current means current.

Every conclusion requires a fresh material-event sweep. The database is reusable. The donor conclusion is not.

Diagnostic score: shown only when coverage is sufficient. Evidence confidence and coverage remain separate from the donor action.

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Independence

Research that cannot be bought.

No organization can pay for a favorable assessment, remove a finding, or purchase a place in a comparison. Organizations can supply evidence, dispute facts, and use the correction and right-of-reply process. They cannot negotiate the conclusion.