The record names a recipient and publishes an amount, so both can appear in recipient rankings.
Nightly corpus / visual audit
Where it lands.
Start with the destination: countries, US jurisdictions, named recipients, and disclosed purposes behind verified paid capital. A separate research map shows who is under investigation worldwide without pretending those leads are ranked evidence.
Follow the money to its disclosed destination.
The world view rolls US records into one country dot. Hover over it, or select United States, to reveal state-level records that the earlier atlas omitted.
75.6%$56.93B has usable recipient geography
150countries, including the US roll-up
52US states and jurisdictions
$18.36Bcannot be placed from disclosed fields
Countries use Natural Earth label points; US destinations use Census population centres. Dots represent areas, never recipient street addresses.
The wider field behind the verified cohort.
Every dot is a person or reviewed joint donor unit in the bounded candidate pool that feeds the background top-100 calculation. This map shows research coverage and readiness only; it does not size, order, or colour people by wealth or giving.
113/200people in candidate pool
22in verified cohort
34source-ready leads
37confirmed citizenship countries
40research jurisdictions
No people match this filter.
Dots sharing a country are offset so each person remains selectable. A jurisdiction-only placement is labelled as such and never converted into citizenship.
Disclosed payments, year by year.
$75.29B is the valued paid total across loaded years. Commitments and balances approved for future payment remain separate and are never added here.
Peak loaded yearFY2022$13.89B
Valued paid rows52,648amount disclosed
Amount-private gifts676count only
A payment can be real even when its amount is private.
This view measures how much detail the source exposes. It is a data-quality accounting, not a score for the donor or recipient.
The filing proves money left, but does not identify a usable recipient name for that row.
The recipient is named, but the amount was withheld at the recipient's request in Yield Giving gifts database (organisations.json).
The percentages use only the $75.29B whose amounts are published. The 676 amount-private gifts are not zeroes: they are excluded from dollar totals and giving-rate numerators.
- Statutory paid evidence
- $57.09B
- Recipient-confirmed paid evidence
- $70.7M
- Donor-published paid evidence
- $18.13B
What the nightly run receives.
"Nightly" describes the pipeline check. Regulators may publish annually, and reviewed inputs remain unchanged until a new rights-cleared record is supplied.
| Source | Mode | Data received or revalidated |
|---|---|---|
| Wikidata + WikipediaSC-C-WIKIDATA / SC-D-WIKIPEDIA | Fetched nightly | Resolved person QID, public name, birth year, citizenship, display flag, portrait reference, founder links, EIN/charity-ID claims, and dated CC0 wealth fallback. |
| Global candidate registry + country adaptersglobal_candidates / configured jurisdiction sources | Rebuilt and revalidated nightly | Research-stage identity, confirmed citizenship codes, separately labelled residence or vehicle-operation links, reviewed giving-vehicle identifiers, source routes, and coverage blockers. This layer contains no wealth, giving amount, rank, or score. |
| Companies House Public Data APISC-A-006 | Fetched nightly with API key | UK company profiles, officer appointments, persons with significant control, and accounts-filing metadata for configured UK figures, including Denise Coates and future British additions. |
| Reviewed wealth input queuewealth candidates / snapshots | Revalidated nightly | Person identity, dated estimate, scope, source URL, evidence hash, retrieval metadata, review decision, reuse-rights status, licence reference, and explicit FX reconciliation where needed. |
| IRS EO Business Master FileSC-A-002 | Fetched nightly | EIN, exempt-organisation name and location, subsection, foundation code, NTEE code, assets, income, and revenue for configured states. |
| IRS 990-PF index + filing XMLSC-A-001 / SC-C-GT990 | Fetched nightly | Filing identity, fiscal period, grants paid, approved future grants, recipients, addresses, purposes, currencies, and statutory provenance. |
| Gates committed-grants exportSC-B-009 | Fetched nightly | Donor-published awards, recipients, award dates, lifetime committed amounts, locations, and descriptions. |
| Yield Giving gifts exportSC-B-014 | Fetched nightly | Paid gifts, recipients, gift years, disclosed amounts, and recipient-requested withheld-amount markers. |
| SEC EDGAR ownership + 13F dataSC-A-011 / SC-A-011-13F | Fetched nightly | Form 3/4/5 stock-gift disposals, security title and quantity, filing dates, and quarter-end 13F prices used only for disclosed valuation estimates. |
| Charity Commission E&W registerSC-A-005 | Fetched nightly | Annual-return Part B grants-to-institutions aggregates for configured charities, with periods already covered by line items suppressed. |
| CCEW + OSCR filed accountsSC-A-005-PDF / SC-A-OSCR-PDF | Evidence revalidated nightly | Configured audited grant-note line items, aggregate rows, reporting periods, page locators, regulator links, and full document SHA-256 checks. |
| IRS yearly exchange ratesSC-A-FX | Fetched nightly | GBP-per-USD yearly average rates and source evidence for normalising UK filing amounts while retaining original currency and value. |
Other data in and around the system
Cohort membership; person-to-vehicle attribution; related-party aliases; reviewed UK accounts-note extractions; wealth-source rights decisions; approved wealth snapshots.
Person and vehicle tables; canonical capital events; filing summaries; FY2020–FY2024 score-window totals; giving rates; transparency measures; top recipients; flow aggregates; place pages; this atlas payload.
Content-addressed source bytes, retrieval URLs and times, HTTP metadata, SHA-256 provenance, build manifests, release objects, and per-run indexes retained in R2.
OSCR bulk/API, CCNI, 360Giving/GrantNav, IATI, OCHA FTS, OECD CRS, GLEIF/ROR, news monitoring, and licensed wealth feeds remain candidate integrations rather than ranked capital evidence.
All money views exclude rows identified as transfers to the donor's own vehicle network. Lifecycle states are separate measures and must not be summed.