Organization and tax status
“Gran Yo Soy” is the public working name. The registered legal entity is Gran Yo Soy Inc., a New York not-for-profit corporation incorporated in 2021 and recognized under Internal Revenue Code section 501(c)(3). The exact filing date, EIN digits, and principal mailing address are not published on this website.
Gran Yo Soy reports that its IRS determination letter is held in organizational records. Recognition is not an IRS endorsement, and website information is not individualized tax advice. Status-document availability is listed on the transparency page.
Giving and fundraising
- This website does not collect bank or card details. Its giving page remains disabled unless an approved HTTPS hosted-checkout URL and separate giving launch gate are enabled.
- A support-interest form is an expression of interest only. It does not create a pledge, charge, contract, tax receipt, restricted gift, or obligation for either party.
- Dollar amounts or examples of what support might accomplish are planning illustrations unless they are accompanied by a dated cost basis and approval.
- Contributions to Gran Yo Soy Inc. are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Donors should retain their acknowledgment and seek advice appropriate to their own circumstances.
- Before giving is enabled, Gran Yo Soy must publish the legal recipient, payment processor, receipt practice, refund terms, restricted-gift approach, and any jurisdiction-specific solicitation notices that apply.
Programs, plans, and impact claims
Program descriptions may discuss intended approaches as well as activity. Unless a claim includes a reporting period, methodology, source, and approval, it should not be treated as an independently verified outcome or a guarantee that service is available in a particular place.
- “Planned,” “target,” and “illustrative” describe future or modeled activity—not results.
- “Current” or “operating” should be used only after the activity, location, responsible partner, and date range have been verified.
- Counts should state what was counted and avoid implying unique people, completed care, or lasting outcomes unless the method supports that conclusion.
- Public-health and environmental statements require reliable supporting sources and should not imply that one intervention guarantees a community-level result.
Health and referral information
Sending an inquiry does not establish a clinician-patient relationship, confirm eligibility, reserve care, or guarantee a response or service. Availability depends on verified operations, capacity, location, safeguarding review, and appropriate professional judgment.
Only an adult parent or legal guardian—or an appropriately authorized professional—should submit information about a child. The initial inquiry should not contain a child’s full name, date of birth, identity document, diagnosis, medical record, image, or other detail that is not necessary for initial contact. Read the privacy notice before submitting information.
Stories, images, and people
The source, creation method, identity, role, consent, and permitted use of each public image, quotation, biography, and testimonial must be documented. Until that review is complete, presentation images and narrative examples should be understood as illustrative rather than documentary evidence of a specific person, place, service, or result.
- Identifiable children require appropriate guardian permission and safeguarding review.
- A person’s name, title, credentials, location, and quotation should not be published without verification and permission appropriate to the context.
- Safety may require a generalized location, partial name, non-identifying image, or composite description, and that treatment should be disclosed when material.
- AI-generated or staged imagery must not be used to prove that a real program or outcome occurred.
Relationships, endorsements, and conflicts
References or links to a community group, professional, service provider, platform, or public agency do not by themselves imply sponsorship, certification, endorsement, or a formal partnership. A relationship should be described only to the extent supported by a current agreement or other approved evidence.
Material financial, family, governance, or business relationships that could affect an organizational decision should be disclosed and handled under the conflict-of-interest policy.
Corrections and updates
To question a statement, request a correction, or supply supporting documentation, email info@granyosoy.org with the page address and the specific statement involved. Do not include sensitive health, child, identity, account, or financial information.
These disclosures may change as facts, services, providers, and organizational decisions are verified. Material revisions will receive a new last-updated date.