Fiscafornia

HOME DEPOT

One organization, welded from 1 identity across 1 data source. This identity matched nothing else, so it stands alone.

No federal UEI / EIN on record — welded by name.

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Money received — across every source

Payments TO this organization, summed across its welded identities and split by source. Each figure is the same payment data as the per-source Spending views — nothing is double-counted or rewritten.

$8K
Total received (all sources)
across 1 source(s) · 8 payment lines
SourceAmountLines
Los Angeles City$8K8

Federal grants received — via Single Audit (FAC)

The recovered upstream hop — who passed federal money down to this organization — comes from its federal Single Audit (Federal Audit Clearinghouse).

No federal Single Audit is on file for this organization in the loaded audit years. Single Audits cover entities that expended at least $1M in federal awards in a year, so smaller or non-federal organizations don't appear — and this weld only fires on a shared federal UEI or an exact name match.

Influence activity — reported

This organization (which received the government payments shown above) also self-reported the influence activity below to a city ethics agency. The two are shown side by side — nothing here says one caused the other.

$3.7M
Reported lobbying payments
self-reported to city ethics filings
What matched — as reported (by jurisdiction)
JurisdictionTypeReported under the nameReported amountFilings
Los Angeles Citylobbying paymentsHome Depot$2.8M45
Los Angeles Citylobbying paymentsThe Home Depot$898K19

Matched by exact normalized name (best-effort, never asserted as legal-entity identity): Home Depot, The Home Depot.

Source: LA City Ethics Commission (data.lacity.org, CC0) and the San Francisco Ethics Commission (DataSF, PDDL/CC0) — self-reported disclosure data. These figures are jurisdiction-scoped and are NOT summed into the government-payment totals above. See Influence for the full picture.

The welded identities

Every source identity folded into this organization, and exactly how it was matched. “uei” = shared federal identifier (authoritative); “exact_norm” = identical normalized name (best-effort); “manual” = a human correction; “singleton” = matched nothing (itself only).

Identity (as the source names it)KindMatched byReceivedPaid out
HOME DEPOTState/local vendorsingleton 100%$8K—

This is a read-time overlay: the underlying Spending and Money Trail numbers are unchanged. Name matching is best-effort and does not assert legal-entity identity.