SUPPORT
Fund the
accountability layer.
New York State won't build the managing agent registry. It won't enforce disclosure requirements. It won't create a complaint system. So we did. Your support keeps it running.
WHY GIVE
What your support builds.
Data Infrastructure
Servers, databases, and APIs that process millions of records from 9 NYC Open Data sources every month.
Research & Reporting
Forensic case studies, regulatory gap analysis, and public records requests that hold managing agents accountable.
Legislative Advocacy
Draft legislation, testimony at City Council hearings, and the "send this to your councilmember" tools that create political pressure.
Community Tools
Building search, violation lookup, AG complaint generator, and the story submission platform that lets residents be heard.
CONTRIBUTE
Support the mission.
Every dollar goes directly to data infrastructure, research, and public tools. No salaries, no overhead, no middlemen.
Payment processing coming soon. For now, email us to arrange your contribution.
TRANSPARENCY
Where the money goes.
TASFGA publishes full financial transparency. Here's how contributions are allocated:
TAX STATUS
501(c)(3) status pending.
TASFGA is organized as a New York Type A not-for-profit corporation pursuing tax-exempt status under IRC Section 501(c)(3). Our Certificate of Incorporation is being filed with the NY Department of State, followed by IRS Form 1023 for federal tax-exempt determination.
What this means for donors: Once 501(c)(3) status is granted, it is retroactive to the date of incorporation. Contributions made now may qualify as tax-deductible retroactively. However, until the IRS determination letter is received, we cannot guarantee tax-deductibility. Consult your tax advisor.
We will update this page the moment our determination letter is received.
OTHER WAYS TO HELP
Not just money.
Tell your story
Lived in a building with a terrible managing agent? Submit your experience — it becomes part of the public record.
Share the data
Send the agent registry to your board, your neighbors, your councilmember. Awareness is the first step.
Volunteer expertise
Attorneys, data analysts, journalists, developers — we need skills more than money. Reach out.
Press & media
Covering NYC housing? We provide data, analysis, and on-the-record quotes. Press inquiries.