SCP Foundation

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This list is primarily for Groups of Interest appearing on the English Language Site or the International Translation Archive, either as translations or in original English language articles. The International Translation Archive already features a list of Groups of Interest from various branches, translated into English, and so while that's linked when appropriate only GoIs from that list with at least one Translated article or EN appearance are listed here. The exception is for sections that specifically include "International Branches" for the sake of comprehensiveness - Subgroups of Major Groups of Interest, National Paranormal Agencies, Foundation Precursors and the list of all Groups of Interest with a GoI Number.

The list progresses from the Major Groups of Interest listed here, with their subgroups and related organisations, then on to Tagged Groups of Interest, then to International Groups of Interest listed here, and then on to increasingly minor Groups of Interest with fewer appearances. National Paranormal Agencies and the like are given their own section, prior to the lists of Minor Groups of Interest. Anomalous entities that are non-human or are given their own SCP designation are separated out from the other Groups of Interest.

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Add entries to the list of All Groups of Interest with a GoI Number in numerical order, then in alphabetical order.

Groups of Interest included in this List.

Subsidiaries and successors of Anderson Robotics

Organisations from the Alexylva University Universe.

The Chaos Insurgency consists of multiple independent cells directed by Delta Command. Complete restructurings, as well as precursors and successors, have also been included.

Organisations considered to be worshippers of, or at least connected to, the Scarlet King.

The Broken God is worshipped by multiple sects, which differ greatly in their theology and approach to technology.

Organisations and extraterrestrial civilisations considered part of the Church of the Second Hytoth religious movement.

Sects considered part of the Fifthist religious movement.

The Global Occult Coalition's Council of 108 is a diverse alliance of national paranormal agencies, secret societies, scientific groups and occult cabals, acting as the paranormal counterpart to the United Nations and as the (self-appointed) police force of the anomalous world.

The GOC was founded in the aftermath of World War II (the Seventh Occult War) as the successor to the Allied Occult Initiative (although a group of the same name is referenced in unsubstantiated reports which claim that the Allied Occult Initiative instead succeeds the GOC at some point in time), thus members of the Allied Occult Initiative are also included in the list below.

Below is a list of Groups that are not members of the Council of 108, but are still affiliated in some form, including former Council members, predecessors and front companies.

The Horizon Initiative was founded by multiple groups involved with the three main Abrahamic religions. Since then, several organizations and cults representing more minor faiths have been integrated into it. This list displays these groups, as well as local regional branches.

The Imperial Japanese Anomalous Matters Examination Agency was initially sponsored by Meiji-era nobles and rich individuals of Japan to investigate anomalies, but was no longer officially sponsored from some time after the Second World War onwards and has since splintered into different groups that claim to be the true heir of the original organization.

Affiliates of Marshall, Carter and Dark.

Various Collectives within the Oneiroi dreamscape are listed below.

Subsidiaries and successors of Prometheus Labs. See the Third Law Hub for a full list - only groups appearing in articles are listed below.

Although there are many similarities between followers of the beliefs and practices known as Sarkicism by outsiders and as Nälkä by practitioners, worshippers can be divided into Proto-Sarkic and Neo-Sarkic groups.

Proto-Sarkic Orders:
Proto-Sarkic cults are found in isolated, insular communities. Most proto-Sarkic groups reject modern technology, and strictly adhere to traditions and superstitions.

Neo-Sarkic Orders:
Neo-Sarkic cults are modern, cosmopolitan and publicly embrace technology. Adherents are often from affluent families with a long association with the religion, but outwardly appear much the same as other people of their culture and social status

The Serpent's Hand has no formal criteria for membership, and a number of organisations have been formed within it, or have split off from it.

These Groups of Interest have been encountered by the Foundation often enough to warrant keeping track of using database tags, but do not meet the requirements to be listed as a Major Group of Interest. Some of these are Subgroups of Major GoI, or have been documented by International Branches.

Groups of Anomalous entities tagged in multiple articles. Some have been assigned their own Special Containment Procedures, others are currently uncontained. Persons of Interest and Pluripotent Entities are omitted from this list.

Listed below are Groups of Interest from foreign language branches of the SCP Foundation featuring in at least one article in English, either in an original English Language article, or in a translation posted on the Language Site or on the International Translation Archive. Refer to the International GoI Index for additional information, and for a more complete list of Groups of Interest operating around the world.

Most nations have one or more secret departments managing anomalous events within their territories, in addition to any arrangements they have with the Foundation and the Global Occult Coalition to contain or eliminate more dangerous anomalies. Some governments also make arrangements with the Horizon Initiative or with private corporations, and a small number of less economically developed nations make deals with Chaos Insurgency. The Foundation strives to maintain good relations with all national paranormal agencies, to order to most effectively Secure, Contain and Protect. However, at times the Foundation's opposition to attempts by governments to create, destroy or exploit anomalies have strained relations.

Due to the inherently global nature of this list, organisations from International Branches can be included, even if no articles about them are currently translated, as long as they are a government agency described as being currently active (along the lines of the FBI Unusual Incidents Unit).

Defunct National Paranormal Agencies that previously coexisted with the Foundation are listed here.

Organisations considered Foundation precursors and not reported to coexist with the Foundation are listed separately. Many of these organisations were hostile to the Foundation, and had methods and goals incompatible with the Foundation's objectives to contain and conceal the abnormal.

Due to the inherently global nature of this list, organisations from International Branches can be included, even if no articles about them are currently translated, as long as they are a government agency described as being no longer active (along the lines of the Japanese Imperial Japanese Anomalous Matters Examination Agency).

Documentation on older anomalies may contain references to organisations that precede the Foundation, but were later absorbed into it. For reference, some of these organisations are listed below. Some names may refer to the same organisation at different times.

Due to the inherently global nature of this list, organisations from Foreign Language Branches can be included, even if no articles about them are currently translated, as long as they are described in a similar way to Foundation precursors listed in articles such as the Wrong Proposal. Defunct organisations described as having a relationship with the Foundation should be added to the previous list instead, and should not be added to both lists unless there are obvious inconsistencies between different accounts.

More than one interaction with these Minor Groups of Interest have been documented in the English Language database, but they currently lack a database tag. Inclusion on this list implies a link to the paranormal, and so there is no need to note the anomalous nature of these Groups in their GoI descriptions. Subgroups of Major GoI, GoI from International Branches and Paranormal Agencies are listed separately.

A list of non-human anomalous entities (species other than homo sapiens sapiens), without their own SCP designation or tag. An extended list can be found here.

Although there is only a single documented interaction with many groups, records are still kept in case they are encountered again. Subgroups and Paranormal Agencies are listed separately.

The Foundation has encountered a wide range of different organisations. Many of these encounters are one-off occurrences, but extensive records are maintained to keep track of these Groups of Interest if they every show up again.

This page was created by Jerden Jerden , primarily by bringing together the work of others. Special thanks to hhenry hhenry and Mishary Mishary , who made significant contributions to this page. If you want to browse a list that includes every Minor GoI with at least one appearance on any branch, check out The Very Long GoI List, which has exceeded the Wikidot Character limit multiple times.

The original version of this list drew from the following pages, with thanks to the people who contributed to them:

• English Language Groups of Interest Index
• International GoI Index

• The Very Long GoI List
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• The Big GoI Essay
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• Group of Interest designations
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• Precursor/Integrated Groups
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• Foundation Precursor
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I'd also like to thank everyone who's contributed to and offered feedback on this page since it was posted!