Georgia nonprofit corporation
ISO Metrik Institute, Inc. represents that it is organized in Georgia as a nonprofit corporation for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes.
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Invest in recovery, knowledge, and access.
Support the ISO Metrik Institute’s developing research, education, program-readiness, and community-access work.
✦ADVANCE THE MISSION
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DONATION TRANSPARENCY
Know the Institute’s current status before giving.
These disclosures are intentionally precise. The Institute will update this section when authoritative federal documentation and an EIN are available for public verification.
Determination not published
An IRS determination letter or other authoritative documentation confirming federal tax-exempt recognition is not currently published. The Institute does not presently represent contributions as federally tax-deductible.
Not yet published
Request the Institute’s current written status and EIN documentation before relying on deductibility or initiating an employer match, donor-advised-fund grant, stock gift, or planned gift.
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Review the Institute’s IRS Status disclosure and Terms of Donor. Donors should consult a qualified tax adviser regarding their circumstances.
DOCUMENTED SUPPORT AREAS
What gifts are intended to help build.
The examples below are tied to work described on the Institute’s current Research, Education, Programs, and Impact pages. They are not completed outcomes, audited allocations, or guarantees that a particular unrestricted gift will fund a specific activity.
Research initiative development
Protocol design, qualified investigator and institutional-partner development, ethical or IRB preparation, outcome measurement, registration planning, and responsible dissemination.
Education development
Faculty and content review, scientific publications, accessible patient and caregiver resources, seminars, workshops, conferences, and online-learning preparation.
Program readiness
Qualified leadership and partner development, safety and eligibility standards, launch planning, outcome measures, and funding preparation for programs that are not yet represented as active.
Community access preparation
Accessible public resources, outreach partnerships, community-learning preparation, and plans intended to reduce financial, geographic, transportation, and information barriers.
Allocation standard: Unrestricted gifts support the Institute’s mission and responsible operating needs at its discretion. A restriction is binding only after the Institute accepts it in writing. No verified annual donation-allocation report is currently published.
BEFORE YOU GIVE
Privacy, receipts, refunds, and recurring gifts.
These standards explain what to expect after a contribution and how to request assistance.
Donor privacy
The Institute does not sell, rent, or trade donor lists or share donor information for another organization’s marketing or solicitation. Limited disclosures may be made to payment processors, professional advisers, auditors, regulators, law enforcement, and providers needed to administer a gift.
Receipt and acknowledgment
Stripe or WooCommerce provides payment confirmation through checkout and may send a transaction receipt when configured. The Institute intends to send a separate gift acknowledgment identifying the date, amount, designation or accepted restriction, and any applicable goods-or-services statement. Contact the Institute if it has not arrived within 10 business days.
Refunds and cancellations
One-time gifts are generally final. Submit a written request within 30 calendar days for a duplicate, unauthorized payment, processing error, incorrect amount, or exceptional circumstance. Requests require verification and a refund is not guaranteed.
Recurring-gift management
Use the Stripe customer-management link if one is provided, or contact the Institute. Submit cancellation requests at least three business days before the next scheduled charge. Cancellation is prospective; a submitted charge is reviewed under the refund policy.
ADDITIONAL WAYS TO GIVE
Coordinate complex gifts before initiating a transfer.
Because the Institute’s EIN and federal determination documentation are not publicly posted, request current written instructions before using any method below.
Employer matching
Ask your employer whether it matches gifts. Before submitting a request, confirm the Institute’s exact legal name, current status, EIN, and employer-platform eligibility in writing. The Institute cannot guarantee approval of a match.
Donor-advised funds
Contact the Institute before recommending a grant. A sponsoring organization may require the Institute’s legal name, EIN, status documentation, purpose, and confirmation that no more-than-incidental benefit will be provided.
Stock gifts
Request current written brokerage and DTC instructions before transferring securities. Do not send assets to unverified instructions. Donors are responsible for independent tax and valuation advice.
Planned giving
Contact the Institute before naming it in a will, trust, beneficiary designation, charitable trust, or other estate plan. Confirm the exact legal name and current status in writing, and consult independent legal and tax advisers.
Sponsorship opportunities
Research, education, community, and event opportunities may be considered case by case under a written agreement. Sponsorship does not confer research control, endorsement, improper private benefit, or guaranteed results; applicable benefits and fair-market value will be disclosed.
Major gifts
Discuss gift purpose, timing, recognition, confidentiality, due diligence, restrictions, and acceptance requirements with the Institute before completing a significant or complex contribution.
MAJOR AND COMPLEX GIFTS
Start with a documented conversation.
Contact the Development Office before initiating an employer match, DAF recommendation, securities transfer, planned gift, sponsorship, restricted gift, or major contribution.
5505 Peachtree Dunwoody Road, Suite 640
Atlanta, GA 30342
info@isometrikinstitute.org
(678) 632-3735