Sources are not live inventory.
See what public evidence can support—and what must still be checked in the real world.
Each source supports a narrow statement.
Government and public resources are cited for organization identity, general readiness, food storage, labels, allergies, and hygiene context. They do not sponsor, certify, endorse, monitor, or supply KindKit Table. External content can change and should be rechecked for current decisions.
- IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search: organization tax-exempt identity and filing access; no endorsement of the app.
- IRS EO Business Master File: exact legal-name and EIN matching for organization identity.
- 2025 filing description: food, clothing, shoes, and household supplies for people experiencing poverty or emergencies. This does not establish live availability, eligibility, hours, inventory, or a distribution channel.
- Ready.gov: general build-a-kit context; local current instructions control.
- Foodsafety.gov: FoodKeeper and cold storage charts.
- U.S. FDA: food allergy and labeling context.
- U.S. CDC: general clean-hands guidance.
The app's lessons are original content.
The sources provide narrow context. They do not establish that every lesson is an existing organization program, that any item is available, that a user qualifies for assistance, or that a generic list is appropriate for a specific person.
The Android app keeps URLs as offline plain text and does not open or fetch them. This support website can open external links in the visitor's browser, where the external site's privacy and access terms apply.
Retain the actual filing and publisher authority evidence.
The public package intentionally omits D-U-N-S, EIN, signing credentials, and internal research records. The publisher should retain exact-match evidence privately and confirm authority to publish for the named organization.