International Affairs (Q20) 990 on File

HIGHLAND INSTITUTE

EIN: 41-2933658 · BOULDER, CO 80302-6011 · United States · FY 2025 Data

2 out of 5 34 / 100 Based on a filing without expense detail

Financial strength (30%) 73/100

Reliability (20%) 40/100

Effectiveness (25%) 16/100

Impact (25%) No data yet

Financial data: FY 2025 · Scored 9/13/2026

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Financial Overview — FY 2025

$600K

Total Revenue

Total Expenses

$600K

Net Assets

Employees

Revenue Sources

Program Expense Ratio N/A

Fundraising Efficiency N/A

Operating Reserve N/A

Liability-to-Asset 0.0%

Revenue Diversification 100.0%

Executive Compensation $0

Compared with Peers

FY 2025

Compared with 1,160 similar organizations (United States, International Affairs, under $100K in expenses), FY 2025.

This organization Middle half of peers (P25–P75) Peer median

Ratio	This org	Peer median	Position (P10 → P90)
Liabilities to assets Total liabilities / total assets · lower is better	0.0%	0.0%	P10P90	Top quarter
Revenue concentration Share of revenue from the largest source · lower is better	100.0%	100.0%	P10P90	Bottom quarter
Surplus margin Surplus as a share of revenue	100.0%	6.6%	P10P90

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Organization Details

EIN: 41-2933658
State: CO
City: BOULDER
ZIP: 80302-6011
Classification: Q20
Category: International Affairs
Rating: 2★
Coverage: C
Last Updated: Aug 2026
Form 990: On File

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Financial strength30%

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Effectiveness25%

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