Source: IRS Form 990 Record — Globous Relief Fund

source confidence: High status: Useful updated 2026-08-11

Type
source
Status
Useful
Confidence
High
Source Type
filing
URL
https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/841369453
Archive
https://web.archive.org/web/20250116043232/https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/841369453
Archived
2025-01-16
Publisher
ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer (republishing IRS Form 990 data)
Retrieved
2026-08-12
Raw
raw/globus-relief-form-990-record/2026-08-11-4d05a15db357.txt
Updated
2026-08-11

Summary

Form 990 filing history of Globous Relief Fund (EIN 84-1369453), Salt Lake City — the IRS legal name for the organization that operates as Globus Relief.

Useful Claims

  • Legal name Globous Relief Fund; EIN 84-1369453; location Salt Lake City, UT; 501(c)(3) with IRS exemption ruling May 1998; NTEE Nonmonetary Support N.E.C. (Q193).
  • Dec. 2024 filing flagged reported conflict of interest transactions (Schedule L).
  • Most recent extracted fiscal year December 2024: revenue $5,089,834, expenses $9,846,718, net assets $2,580,722.
  • Revenue mix (FY ending Dec. 2024): contributions $3,343,052 (65.7%), program services $1,115,687 (21.9%), net inventory sales $611,746 (12.0%).
  • Daniel Henrie listed as CEO with $132,000 compensation; Chase Henrie as Srn Director with $115,600 (Dec. 2024 extract).
  • Form 990 filings list Schedule M (noncash contributions) among attached schedules — ProPublica's HTML summary does not extract Schedule M dollar lines.

Verbatim

Globous Relief Fund Salt Lake City, UT Tax-exempt since May 1998 EIN: 84-1369453

International, Foreign Affairs and National Security / Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.

Reported conflict of interest transactions

$5,089,834

$9,846,718

$2,580,722

Contributions $3,343,052 65.7%

Program Services $1,115,687 21.9%

Net Inventory Sales $611,746 12.0%

Daniel Henrie (Ceo) $132,000

Chase Henrie (Srn Director) $115,600

Reliability Notes

Primary-tier IRS data via ProPublica. The IRS spelling Globous differs from the public brand Globus Relief; NTEE "Nonmonetary Support" aligns with donated medical supply logistics. FY 2024 shows expenses exceeding revenue by ~$4.8M — the HTML summary alone does not explain whether that reflects in-kind distribution timing, inventory write-downs, or other non-cash accounting; Schedule M and the PDF return would be needed for a full reconciliation. The organization's website claims administrative expenses below 1%; the 990 extract shows $132,000 CEO compensation against $9.8M total expenses (~1.3% for one officer line alone).

Related Pages

Raw markdown for agents and citation: https://greatutah.work/pages/globus-relief-form-990-record.md

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