New Nonprofit List

Vermont · IRS release 2026-10

New nonprofits in Vermont

56 organizations in Vermont received 501(c)(3) approval from the IRS between Jul 2026 – Sep 2026 (24 in Jul 2026, 14 in Aug 2026, 18 in Sep 2026). The most common cause was Arts, Culture & Humanities, and S Burlington had the most new groups.

October 2025: 1212OctNovember 2025: 2121NovDecember 2025: 3333DecJanuary 2026: 1919JanFebruary 2026: 1919FebMarch 2026: 2828MarApril 2026: 3636AprMay 2026: 1818MayJune 2026: 2828JunJuly 2026: 2424JulAugust 2026: 1414AugSeptember 2026: 1818Sep

The latest month fills in further over the next IRS releases.

Latest approvals in Vermont

OrganizationCityCategoryApproved
Apex Equestrian IncDummerstonAnimal-RelatedSep 2026
Building the Village Foundation IncSaint AlbansHuman ServicesSep 2026
Camels Hump Middle School Partners in EducationRichmondEducationSep 2026
Camp WizbyGaysvilleReligion-RelatedSep 2026
Central Vermont Youth AthleticsNorthfieldRecreation & SportsSep 2026
Collective Well Foundation IncKillingtonCommunity ImprovementSep 2026
Cvh Center for Veterans HealthPlymouthHealth CareSep 2026
Derby Parents and Community TogetherDerby LineEducationSep 2026
Edwards and Janet Smith Legacy Foundation IncRichmondArts, Culture & HumanitiesSep 2026
Essex Babe Ruth IncEssex JctRecreation & SportsSep 2026
Hartford Youth Enrichment ProgramWhite Riv JctYouth DevelopmentSep 2026
Jump Finance FoundationShelburneEducationSep 2026

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Cities with the most new nonprofits

  • S Burlington3
  • Guilford3
  • Richmond2
  • Northfield2
  • Dummerston1
  • Saint Albans1
  • Gaysville1
  • Killington1
  • Plymouth1
  • Derby Line1

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Who uses this list

Nonprofit CPAs and bookkeepers

Every new 501(c)(3) has to file a Form 990, 990-EZ or 990-N within its first year. Reach them before they pick a preparer.

Insurance agents

New boards look for directors & officers, general liability and event coverage in their first months.

Software, banks and agencies

Donor CRMs, fundraising platforms, nonprofit banking, web and grant-writing services all sell to organizations at this stage.