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Southern California’sNonprofi t SectorKathleen CostelloGianneschi Center for Nonprofi t ResearchCalifornia State University, Fullerton
Peter B. ManzoCenter for Nonprofi t Management
Southern California’sNonprofit Sector
Kathleen Costello
Peter B. Manzo
Roger Morton, Ph.D., AICP
John Gregory Valenzuela, CPA
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Contents
Foreword xvExecutive Summary 1
The Numbers ..............................................................................................................1Place ...........................................................................................................................2Large Organizations Dominate ...................................................................................3Economic and Payroll Impact .....................................................................................3
Southern California and Its Nonprofit Sector 5The Southern California Region ....................................................................................... 5
Southern California’s Nonprofit Sector: A Glass Half-Full ...........................................7The Nonprofit Sector in California and the U.S. ............................................................... 7The Nonprofit Sector in Southern California ..................................................................... 8
Service Categories: Types of Nonprofits .................................................................................11Revenues, Assets and Expenses ...........................................................................................13Size: Most Nonprofits Small, but Very Large Nonprofits Dominate .........................................17Economic and Employment Impact ........................................................................................19
So What? Implications for Future Action ...................................................................22Prospects for Coordinating Efforts: “It’s a Small World” ................................................. 23The Possibility and Necessity of Segmenting the Sector by Size and Service Field ..... 23Mapping the Fit Between Needs and Resources ........................................................... 24A Note About Methods .................................................................................................... 26
Characteristics by County 29Los Angeles County ..................................................................................................29
Service Categories ......................................................................................................... 29Resources ...................................................................................................................... 30
Revenues and Assets .............................................................................................................30Contributions ...........................................................................................................................31
Expenses ........................................................................................................................ 32Employment ............................................................................................................................32
Size ................................................................................................................................ 32Orange County .........................................................................................................34
Service Categories ......................................................................................................... 34Resources ...................................................................................................................... 35
Revenues and Assets .............................................................................................................35Employment ............................................................................................................................35Expenses ................................................................................................................................36Contributions ...........................................................................................................................36
Size ................................................................................................................................ 37Comparison with Previous Results ................................................................................. 39
Riverside County ......................................................................................................40Service Categories ......................................................................................................... 40Resources ...................................................................................................................... 41
Revenues and Assets .............................................................................................................41Contributions ...........................................................................................................................42
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Expenses ........................................................................................................................ 43Employment ............................................................................................................................43
Size ................................................................................................................................ 43San Bernardino County ............................................................................................45
Service Categories ......................................................................................................... 45Resources ...................................................................................................................... 46
Revenues and Assets .............................................................................................................46Contributions ...........................................................................................................................47
Expenses ........................................................................................................................ 48Employment ............................................................................................................................48
Size ................................................................................................................................ 48San Diego County .....................................................................................................50
Service Categories ......................................................................................................... 50Resources ...................................................................................................................... 51
Revenues and Assets .............................................................................................................51Contributions ...........................................................................................................................52
Expenses ........................................................................................................................ 53Employment ............................................................................................................................53
Size ................................................................................................................................ 53Santa Barbara County ..............................................................................................55
Service Categories ......................................................................................................... 55Resources ...................................................................................................................... 56
Revenues and Assets .............................................................................................................56Contributions ...........................................................................................................................57
Expenses ........................................................................................................................ 58Employment ............................................................................................................................58
Size ................................................................................................................................ 58Ventura County .........................................................................................................60
Service Categories ......................................................................................................... 60Resources ...................................................................................................................... 61
Revenues and Assets .............................................................................................................61Contributions ...........................................................................................................................62
Expenses ........................................................................................................................ 63Employment ............................................................................................................................63
Size ................................................................................................................................ 63Characteristics by Service Category 65
Arts, Culture & Humanities .......................................................................................65Characteristics by County .............................................................................................. 66Revenue ......................................................................................................................... 67
Revenue by Size .....................................................................................................................67Revenue by County ................................................................................................................69Revenue Types .......................................................................................................................69
Expenses ........................................................................................................................ 71Expenses by County ...............................................................................................................71Expenses of Itemizers .............................................................................................................72Expenses by Size ...................................................................................................................73
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Assets ............................................................................................................................. 74Education ..................................................................................................................76
Characteristics by County .............................................................................................. 77Revenue ......................................................................................................................... 78
Revenue by Size .....................................................................................................................78Revenue by County ................................................................................................................80Revenue Types .......................................................................................................................80
Expenses ........................................................................................................................ 82Expenses by County ...............................................................................................................83Expenses of Itemizers .............................................................................................................83Expenses by Size ...................................................................................................................84
Assets ............................................................................................................................. 86Environment & Animals .............................................................................................88
Characteristics by County .............................................................................................. 89Revenue ......................................................................................................................... 90
Revenue by Size .....................................................................................................................90Revenue by County ................................................................................................................92Revenue Types .......................................................................................................................92
Expenses ........................................................................................................................ 94Expenses by County ...............................................................................................................95Expenses of Itemizers .............................................................................................................95Expenses by Size ...................................................................................................................96
Assets ............................................................................................................................. 97Health .......................................................................................................................99
Characteristics by County ............................................................................................ 100Revenue ....................................................................................................................... 101
Revenue by Size ...................................................................................................................101Revenue by County ..............................................................................................................103Revenue Types .....................................................................................................................103
Expenses ...................................................................................................................... 106Expenses by County .............................................................................................................106Expenses of Itemizers ...........................................................................................................107Expenses by Size .................................................................................................................108
Assets ........................................................................................................................... 109Human Services ..................................................................................................... 111
Characteristics by County .............................................................................................112Revenue ........................................................................................................................113
Revenue by Size ...................................................................................................................113Revenue by County ..............................................................................................................115Revenue Types .....................................................................................................................115
Expenses .......................................................................................................................117Expenses by County .............................................................................................................118Expenses of Itemizers ...........................................................................................................118Expenses by Size .................................................................................................................119
Assets ........................................................................................................................... 121
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Religious .................................................................................................................123Characteristics by County ............................................................................................ 124Revenue ....................................................................................................................... 125
Revenue by Size ...................................................................................................................125Revenue by County ..............................................................................................................127Revenue Types .....................................................................................................................127
Expenses ...................................................................................................................... 129Expenses by County .............................................................................................................130Expenses of Itemizers ...........................................................................................................130Expenses by Size .................................................................................................................131
Assets ........................................................................................................................... 132Appendix: National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities 135
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FiguresFigure 1: Reporting Nonprofits per 10,000 Residents in 1998 ...........................................................8Figure 2: Nonprofits and Resources by County .................................................................................9Figure 3: Distribution of Nonprofits and Total Revenues per 10,000 Residents ................................9Figure 4: Median Total Revenues and Total Assets by County ........................................................10Figure 5: Distribution of Nonprofits by County Revenue Range ......................................................11Figure 6: Distribution of Nonprofits by Service Category .................................................................11Figure 7: Southern California and U.S. Nonprofits by Service Category .........................................12Figure 8: Distribution of Nonprofits by County and Service Category .............................................12Figure 9: Distribution of Nonprofits and Resources by Service Category ........................................13Figure 10: Median Revenues and Assets by Service Category .........................................................14Figure 11: Total Revenues, with Hospitals & Universities Detailed, in $M (Total $38 billion) ............14Figure 12: Revenue Comparison: Hospitals & Universities v. All Other Charities .............................15Figure 13: Nonprofit Revenue Mix by Revenue Range .....................................................................15Figure 14: Nonprofit Revenue Mix by Service Category ....................................................................16Figure 15: Distribution of Itemizers’ Expenses by Service Categories ..............................................17Figure 16: Distribution of Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Total Revenues ..................................18Figure 17: Nonprofit Share of GDP ....................................................................................................19Figure 18: Share of Personnel Expenses by Service Category and Revenue Range .......................20Figure 19: Personnel Expenses by Service Category (Total $13.6 billion) ........................................21Figure 20: Distribution of Personnel Expenses by County (Total $13.6 billion) .................................21Figure 21: Per Capita Nonprofit Revenue by County ........................................................................24Figure 22: Health and Human Services Revenues per Resident Below Poverty Level .....................25Figure 23: Example: After-School Programs/Income in Council District ............................................25Figure LA-1: Los Angeles County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting
over $25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 6,398 .............30Figure LA-2: Distribution of Los Angeles County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category ...............31Figure LA-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for Los Angeles County Nonprofits ............................31Figure LA-4: Distribution of Los Angeles County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service
Category;; Total: 6,398 ......................................................................................................33Figure OC-1: Orange County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting over
$25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 1,899 .....................35Figure OC-2: Distribution of Orange County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category .......................36Figure OC-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for Orange County Nonprofits ...................................37Figure OC-4: Distribution of Orange County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service
Category;; Total: 1,899 ......................................................................................................38Figure R-1: Riverside County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting over
$25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 689 ........................41Figure R-2: Distribution of Riverside County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category ....................42Figure R-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for Riverside County Nonprofits ................................42Figure R-4: Distribution of Riverside County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service
Category;; Total: 689 .........................................................................................................44Figure SBe-1: San Bernardino County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting
over $25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 760 ................46Figure SBe-2: Distribution of San Bernardino County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category ..........47Figure SBe-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for San Bernardino County Nonprofits ......................48Figure SBe-4: Distribution of San Bernardino County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service
Category;; Total: 760 .........................................................................................................49
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Figure SD-1: San Diego County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting over $25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 1,972 .....................51
Figure SD-2: Distribution of San Diego County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category ..................52Figure SD-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for San Diego County Nonprofits ..............................52Figure SD-4: Distribution of San Diego County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service
Category;; Total: 1,972 ......................................................................................................54Figure SBa-1: Santa Barbara County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting
over $25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 561 ................56Figure SBa-2: Distribution of Santa Barbara County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category ............57Figure SBa-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for Santa Barbara County Nonprofits ........................57Figure SBa-4: Distribution of Santa Barbara County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service
Category;; Total: 561 .........................................................................................................59Figure V-1: Ventura County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting over
$25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 457 ........................61Figure V-2: Distribution of Ventura County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category .......................62Figure V-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for Ventura County Nonprofits ...................................62Figure V-4: Distribution of Ventura County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service
Category;; Total: 457 .........................................................................................................64Figure ACH-1: Types of Nonprofits in the ACH Category, for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross
Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ...............................................................................................66Figure ACH-2: Distribution of ACH Nonprofits and Total Revenues by Revenue Range, for 1,451
ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .........................................68Figure ACH-3: Distribution of ACH Nonprofits by Revenue Range and County, for 1,451 ACH
Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ..................................................69Figure ACH-4: Distribution of Total Revenues of ACH Nonprofits by Revenue Type and Revenue
Range, for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ..............71Figure ACH-5: Distribution of ACH Nonprofits and Total Expenses by County, for 1,451 ACH
Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ..................................................72Figure ACH-6: Distribution of ACH Nonprofits and Total Expenses by Revenue Range, for 995
ACH Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ........................73Figure ACH-7: Distribution of Total Expenses of ACH Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Expense
Type, for 995 ACH Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ..................................................................................................................................73
Figure ACH-8: Comparison of Total Assets Relative to Total Revenues and Total Expenses, for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ................................75
Figure Ed-1: Types of Nonprofits in the Education Category for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ...................................................................76
Figure Ed-2: Distribution of Education Nonprofits and Total Revenues by Revenue Range, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .......................79
Figure Ed-3: Distribution of Education Nonprofits by Revenue Range and County, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .................................80
Figure Ed-4: Distribution of Total Revenues of Education Nonprofits by Revenue Type and Revenue Range, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ..............................................................................................................82
Figure Ed-5: Distribution of Education Nonprofits and Total Expenses by County, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .................................83
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Figure Ed-6: Distribution of Education Nonprofits and Total Expenses by Revenue Range, for 1,669 Education Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ..................................................................................................................................84
Figure Ed-7: Distribution of Total Expenses of Education Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Expense Type for 1,669 Education Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ................................................................................................................85
Figure Ed-8: Comparison of Total Assets Relative to Total Revenues and Total Expenses, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .......................87
Figure EA-1: Types of Nonprofits in the E&A Category, for 429 E&A Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ....................................................................................88
Figure EA-2: Distribution of E&A Nonprofits and Total Revenues by Revenue Range, for 429 E&A Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ..........................................91
Figure EA-3: Distribution of E&A Nonprofits by Revenue Range and County, for 429 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ...................................................................92
Figure EA-4: Distribution of Total Revenues of E&A Nonprofits by Revenue Type and Revenue Range, for 429 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .........................94
Figure EA-5: Distribution of E&A Nonprofits and Total Expenses by County for 429 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ...................................................................95
Figure EA-6: Distribution of E&A Nonprofits and Total Expenses by Revenue Range, for 306 E&A Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 .................................96
Figure EA-7: Distribution of Total Expenses of E&A Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Expense Type, for 306 E&A Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ...96
Figure EA-8: Comparison of Total Assets Relative to Total Revenues and Total Expenses, for 429 E&A Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ..........................................98
Figure H-1: Types of Nonprofits in the Health Category, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ....................................................................................99
Figure H-2: Distribution of Health Nonprofits and Total Revenues by Revenue Range, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .....................................102
Figure H-3: Distribution of Health Nonprofits by Revenue Range and County, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ................................................103
Figure H-4: Distribution of Total Revenues of Health Nonprofits by Revenue Type and Revenue Range, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ............................................................................................................................105
Figure H-5: Distribution of Health Nonprofits and Total Expenses by County, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ................................................106
Figure H-6: Distribution of Health Nonprofits and Total Expenses by Revenue Range, for 1,517 Health Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ...................107
Figure H-7: Distribution of Total Expenses of Health Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Expense Type, for 1,517 Health Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ..........................................................................................................108
Figure H-8: Comparison of Total Assets Relative to Total Revenues and Total Expenses, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ...........................110
Figure Hu-1: Types of Nonprofits in the Human Services Category for 4,339 Human Services Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ................................................ 111
Figure Hu-2: Distribution of Human Services Nonprofits and Total Revenues by Revenue Range, for 4,339 Human Services Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .....114
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Figure Hu-3: Distribution of Human Services Nonprofits by Revenue Range and County, for 4,339 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ......................................115
Figure Hu-4: Distribution of Total Revenues of Human Services Nonprofits by Revenue Type and Revenue Range, for 4,339 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ............................................................................................................................117
Figure Hu-5: Distribution of Human Services Nonprofits and Total Expenses by County, for 4,339 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ................................................118
Figure Hu-6: Distribution of Human Services Nonprofits and Total Expenses by Revenue Range, for 3,442 Human Services Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ..........................................................................................................119
Figure Hu-7: Distribution of Total Expenses of Human Services Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Expense Type, for 3,442 Human Services Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ..........................................................................................120
Figure Hu-8: Comparison of Total Assets Relative to Total Revenues and Total Expenses, for 4,339 Human Services Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ...........122
Figure Rel-1: Types of Nonprofits in the Religious Category, for 1,026 Religious Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .................................................................124
Figure Rel-2: Distribution of Religious Nonprofits and Total Revenues by Revenue Range, for 1,026 Religious Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ......................126
Figure Rel-3: Distribution of Religious Nonprofits by Revenue Range and County, for 1,026 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ................................................127
Figure Rel-4: Distribution of Total Revenues of Religious Nonprofits by Revenue Type and Revenue Range, for 1,026 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .....129
Figure Rel-5: Distribution of Religious Nonprofits and Total Expenses by County, for 1,026 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ................................................130
Figure Rel-6: Distribution of Religious Nonprofits and Total Expenses by Revenue Range, for 680 Religious Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ........131
Figure Rel-7: Distribution of Total Expenses of Religious Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Expense Type, for 680 Religious Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 .......................................................................................................................................131
Figure Rel-8: Comparison of Total Assets Relative to Total Revenues and Total Expenses, for 1,026 Religious Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ......................133
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TablesTable 1: California Share of U.S. Population and Nonprofit Sector ..................................................7Table 2: Population, Nonprofits and Resources by County ..............................................................8Table 3: Ten Largest Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues ...................................18Table LA-1: Ten Largest Los Angeles County Nonprofits by Total Revenues ......................................32Table OC-1: Ten Largest Orange County Nonprofits by Total Revenues .............................................37Table R-1: Ten Largest Riverside County Nonprofits by Total Revenues ..........................................43Table SBe-1: Ten Largest San Bernardino County Nonprofits by Total Revenues ................................49Table SD-1: Ten Largest San Diego County Nonprofits by Total Revenues .........................................53Table SBa-1: Ten Largest Santa Barbara County Nonprofits by Total Revenues ..................................58Table V-1: Ten Largest Ventura County Nonprofits by Total Revenues .............................................63Table ACH-1: Ten Largest ACH Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues ...........................66Table ACH-2: Distribution of ACH Nonprofits by County with Population and Income, for 1,451
ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .........................................67Table ACH-3: Distribution of Total Revenues of ACH Nonprofits by Revenue Type and County,
for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ..........................70Table ACH-4: Distribution of Payroll Expenses of ACH Nonprofits by County, for 995 ACH
Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 .................................74Table ACH-5: Distribution of Total Assets of ACH Nonprofits by County, for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits
Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ...................................................................75Table Ed-1: Ten Largest Education Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues .................77Table Ed-2: Distribution of Education Nonprofits by County with Population and Income, for
2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .......................78Table Ed-3: Distribution of Total Revenues of Education Nonprofits by Revenue Type and
County, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .....81Table Ed-4: Distribution of Payroll Expenses of Education Nonprofits by County for 1,669
Education Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ................85Table Ed-5: Distribution of Total Assets of Education Nonprofits by County, for 2,726 Education
Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ..................................................86Table EA-1: Ten Largest E&A Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues ...........................89Table EA-2: Distribution of E&A Nonprofits by County with Population and Income, for 429
Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ..................................................90Table EA-3: Distribution of Total Revenues of E&A Nonprofits by Revenue Type and County,
for 429 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ......................................93Table EA-4: Distribution of Payroll Expenses of E&A Nonprofits by County for 306 E&A
Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 .................................97Table EA-5: Distribution of Total Assets of E&A Nonprofits by County for 429 Nonprofits
Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ...................................................................98Table H-1: Ten Largest Health Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues .....................100Table H-2: Distribution of Health Nonprofits by County with Population and Income, for 1,773
Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .....................................101Table H-3: Distribution of Total Revenues of Health Nonprofits by Revenue Type and County,
for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .....................104Table H-4: Distribution of Payroll Expenses of Health Nonprofits by County, for 1,517 Health
Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ...............................109Table H-5: Distribution of Total Assets of Health Nonprofits by County, for 1,773 Health
Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ................................................110Table Hu-1: Ten Largest Human Services Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues .....112
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Tables, continuedTable Hu-2: Distribution of Human Services Nonprofits by County with Population and Income,
for 4,339 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .................................113Table Hu-3: Distribution of Total Revenues of Human Services Nonprofits by Revenue Type and
County, for 4,339 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ....................116Table Hu-4: Distribution of Payroll Expenses of Human Services Nonprofits by County, for 3,442
Human Services Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ................................................................................................................................121
Table Hu-5: Distribution of Total Assets of Human Services Nonprofits by County, for 4,339 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ................................................122
Table Rel-1: Ten Largest Religious Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues ................124Table Rel-2: Distribution of Religious Nonprofits by County with Population and Income, for
1,026 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ......................................125Table Rel-3: Distribution of Total Revenues of Religious Nonprofits by Revenue Type and
County, for 1,026 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 ....................128Table Rel-4: Distribution of Payroll Expenses of Religious Nonprofits by County for 680
Religious Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000 ...............132Table Rel-5: Distribution of Total Assets of Religious Nonprofits by County, for 1,026 Nonprofits
Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000 .................................................................133
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The Nonprofit Sector in California and the U.S.
Table 1: California Share of U.S. Population and Nonprofit Sector
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Figure 1: Reporting Nonprofits per 10,000 Residents in 1998
The Nonprofit Sector in Southern California
Table 2: Population, Nonprofits and Resources by County
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Figure 2: Nonprofits and Resources by County
Figure 3: Distribution of Nonprofits and Total Revenues per 10,000 Residents
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Figure 4: Median Total Revenues and Total Assets by County
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Figure 5: Distribution of Nonprofits by County Revenue Range
Service Categories: Types of Nonprofits
Figure 6: Distribution of Nonprofits by Service Category
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Figure 7: Southern California and U.S. Nonprofits by Service Category
Figure 8: Distribution of Nonprofits by County and Service Category
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Revenues, Assets and Expenses
Figure 9: Distribution of Nonprofits and Resources by Service Category
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Figure 10: Median Revenues and Assets by Service Category
Figure 11: Total Revenues, with Hospitals & Universities Detailed, in $M (Total $38 billion)
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Figure 12: Revenue Comparison: Hospitals & Universities v. All Other Charities
Figure 13: Nonprofit Revenue Mix by Revenue Range
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Figure 14: Nonprofit Revenue Mix by Service Category
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Figure 15: Distribution of Itemizers’ Expenses by Service Categories
Size: Most Nonprofits Small, but Very Large Nonprofits Dominate
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Figure 16: Distribution of Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Total Revenues
Table 3: Ten Largest Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues
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Economic and Employment Impact
Figure 17: Nonprofit Share of GDP
Nonprofit Share of County GDP(%)
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Figure 18: Share of Personnel Expenses by Service Category and Revenue Range
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Figure 19: Personnel Expenses by Service Category (Total $13.6 billion)
Figure 20: Distribution of Personnel Expenses by County (Total $13.6 billion)
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So What? Implications for Future Action
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Prospects for Coordinating Efforts: “It’s a Small World”
The Possibility and Necessity of Segmenting the Sector by Size and Service Field
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Mapping the Fit Between Needs and Resources
Figure 21: Per Capita Nonprofit Revenue by County
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Figure 22: Health and Human Services Revenues per Resident Below Poverty Level
Figure 23: Example: After-School Programs/Income in Council District
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A Note About Methods
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Service Categories
Los Angeles County
Characteristics by County
Characteristics by County: Los Angeles
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ResourcesRevenues and Assets
Figure LA-1: Los Angeles County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting over $25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 6,398
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Characteristics by County: Los Angeles
Contributions
Figure LA-2: Distribution of Los Angeles County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category
Figure LA-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for Los Angeles County Nonprofits
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Expenses
Employment
Size
Table LA-1: Ten Largest Los Angeles County Nonprofits by Total Revenues
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Characteristics by County: Los Angeles
Figure LA-4: Distribution of Los Angeles County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service Category Total: 6,398
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Orange County
Service Categories
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Characteristics by County: Orange
ResourcesRevenues and Assets
Employment
Figure OC-1: Orange County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting over $25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 1,899
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Expenses
Contributions
Figure OC-2: Distribution of Orange County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category
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Characteristics by County: Orange
Figure OC-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for Orange County Nonprofits
Size
Table OC-1: Ten Largest Orange County Nonprofits by Total Revenues
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Figure OC-4: Distribution of Orange County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service Category Total: 1,899
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Comparison with Previous Results
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Characteristics by County: Orange
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Riverside County
Service Categories
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Characteristics by County: Riverside
ResourcesRevenues and Assets
Figure R-1: Riverside County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting over $25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 689
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Contributions
Figure R-2: Distribution of Riverside County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category
Figure R-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for Riverside County Nonprofits
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Characteristics by County: Riverside
Expenses
Employment
Size
Table R-1: Ten Largest Riverside County Nonprofits by Total Revenues
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Figure R-4: Distribution of Riverside County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service Category Total: 689
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Characteristics by County: San Bernardino
San Bernardino County
Service Categories
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Figure SBe-1: San Bernardino County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting over $25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 760
ResourcesRevenues and Assets
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Characteristics by County: San Bernardino
Figure SBe-2: Distribution of San Bernardino County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category
Contributions
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Expenses
Employment
Size
Figure SBe-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for San Bernardino County Nonprofits
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Characteristics by County: San Bernardino
Figure SBe-4: Distribution of San Bernardino County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service Category Total: 760
Table SBe-1: Ten Largest San Bernardino County Nonprofits by Total Revenues
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San Diego County
Service Categories
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Characteristics by County: San Diego
ResourcesRevenues and Assets
Figure SD-1: San Diego County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting over $25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 1,972
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Contributions
Figure SD-2: Distribution of San Diego County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category
Figure SD-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for San Diego County Nonprofits
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Characteristics by County: San Diego
Expenses
Employment
Size
Table SD-1: Ten Largest San Diego County Nonprofits by Total Revenues
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Figure SD-4: Distribution of San Diego County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service Category Total: 1,972
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Characteristics by County: Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara County
Service Categories
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ResourcesRevenues and Assets
Figure SBa-1: Santa Barbara County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting over $25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 561
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Characteristics by County: Santa Barbara
Figure SBa-2: Distribution of Santa Barbara County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category
Contributions
Figure SBa-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for Santa Barbara County Nonprofits
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Table SBa-1: Ten Largest Santa Barbara County Nonprofits by Total Revenues
Expenses
Employment
Size
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Characteristics by County: Santa Barbara
Figure SBa-4: Distribution of Santa Barbara County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service Category Total: 561
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Ventura County
Service Categories
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Characteristics by County: Ventura
ResourcesRevenues and Assets
Figure V-1: Ventura County Religious, Educational and Charitable Nonprofits Reporting over $25,000 in Gross Receipts in 2000 by NTEE Major Category;; Total: 457
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Contributions
Figure V-2: Distribution of Ventura County Nonprofit Resources by Service Category
Figure V-3: Revenue Mix by Service Category for Ventura County Nonprofits
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Characteristics by County: Ventura
Expenses
Employment
Size
Table V-1: Ten Largest Ventura County Nonprofits by Total Revenues
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Figure V-4: Distribution of Ventura County Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Service Category Total: 457
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Characteristics by Service Category
Arts, Culture & Humanities
Characteristics by Service Category: ACH
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Museum Associates Los Angeles
Table ACH-1: Ten Largest ACH Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues
Characteristics by County
Figure ACH-1: Types of Nonprofits in the ACH Category, for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Revenue
Revenue by Size
Characteristics by Service Category: ACH
Table ACH-2: Distribution of ACH Nonprofits by County with Population and Income, for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Figure ACH-2: Distribution of ACH Nonprofits and Total Revenues by Revenue Range, for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Revenue by County
Revenue Types
Figure ACH-3: Distribution of ACH Nonprofits by Revenue Range and County, for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: ACH
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Table ACH-3: Distribution of Total Revenues of ACH Nonprofits by Revenue Type and County, for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Expenses
Expenses by County
Figure ACH-4: Distribution of Total Revenues of ACH Nonprofits by Revenue Type and Revenue Range, for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: ACH
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Expenses of Itemizers
Figure ACH-5: Distribution of ACH Nonprofits and Total Expenses by County, for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Expenses by Size
Figure ACH-6: Distribution of ACH Nonprofits and Total Expenses by Revenue Range, for 995 ACH Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Figure ACH-7: Distribution of Total Expenses of ACH Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Expense Type, for 995 ACH Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: ACH
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Table ACH-4: Distribution of Payroll Expenses of ACH Nonprofits by County, for 995 ACH Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Assets
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Table ACH-5: Distribution of Total Assets of ACH Nonprofits by County, for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Figure ACH-8: Comparison of Total Assets Relative to Total Revenues and Total Expenses, for 1,451 ACH Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: ACH
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Education
Figure Ed-1: Types of Nonprofits in the Education Category for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Table Ed-1: Ten Largest Education Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues
Characteristics by County
Characteristics by Service Category: Education
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Revenue
Revenue by Size
Table Ed-2: Distribution of Education Nonprofits by County with Population and Income, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Figure Ed-2: Distribution of Education Nonprofits and Total Revenues by Revenue Range, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Education
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Revenue by County
Revenue Types
Figure Ed-3: Distribution of Education Nonprofits by Revenue Range and County, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Table Ed-3: Distribution of Total Revenues of Education Nonprofits by Revenue Type and County, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Education
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Expenses
Figure Ed-4: Distribution of Total Revenues of Education Nonprofits by Revenue Type and Revenue Range, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Expenses by County
Figure Ed-5: Distribution of Education Nonprofits and Total Expenses by County, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Expenses of Itemizers
Characteristics by Service Category: Education
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Expenses by Size
Figure Ed-6: Distribution of Education Nonprofits and Total Expenses by Revenue Range, for 1,669 Education Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
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Table Ed-4: Distribution of Payroll Expenses of Education Nonprofits by County for 1,669 Education Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Figure Ed-7: Distribution of Total Expenses of Education Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Expense Type for 1,669 Education Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Education
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Assets
Table Ed-5: Distribution of Total Assets of Education Nonprofits by County, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Figure Ed-8: Comparison of Total Assets Relative to Total Revenues and Total Expenses, for 2,726 Education Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Education
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Environment & Animals
Figure EA-1: Types of Nonprofits in the E&A Category, for 429 E&A Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Table EA-1: Ten Largest E&A Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues
Characteristics by County
Characteristics by Service Category: E&A
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Revenue
Revenue by Size
Table EA-2: Distribution of E&A Nonprofits by County with Population and Income, for 429 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Figure EA-2: Distribution of E&A Nonprofits and Total Revenues by Revenue Range, for 429 E&A Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: E&A
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Revenue by County
Revenue Types
Figure EA-3: Distribution of E&A Nonprofits by Revenue Range and County, for 429 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Table EA-3: Distribution of Total Revenues of E&A Nonprofits by Revenue Type and County, for 429 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: E&A
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Expenses
Figure EA-4: Distribution of Total Revenues of E&A Nonprofits by Revenue Type and Revenue Range, for 429 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Figure EA-5: Distribution of E&A Nonprofits and Total Expenses by County for 429 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Expenses of Itemizers
Expenses by County
Characteristics by Service Category: E&A
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Expenses by Size
Figure EA-6: Distribution of E&A Nonprofits and Total Expenses by Revenue Range, for 306 E&A Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Figure EA-7: Distribution of Total Expenses of E&A Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Expense Type, for 306 E&A Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
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Table EA-4: Distribution of Payroll Expenses of E&A Nonprofits by County for 306 E&A Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Assets
Characteristics by Service Category: E&A
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Table EA-5: Distribution of Total Assets of E&A Nonprofits by County for 429 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Figure EA-8: Comparison of Total Assets Relative to Total Revenues and Total Expenses, for 429 E&A Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Health
Figure H-1: Types of Nonprofits in the Health Category, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Health
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Table H-1: Ten Largest Health Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues
Characteristics by County
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Table H-2: Distribution of Health Nonprofits by County with Population and Income, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Revenue
Revenue by Size
Characteristics by Service Category: Health
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Figure H-2: Distribution of Health Nonprofits and Total Revenues by Revenue Range, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Revenue by County
Revenue Types
Figure H-3: Distribution of Health Nonprofits by Revenue Range and County, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Health
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Table H-3: Distribution of Total Revenues of Health Nonprofits by Revenue Type and County, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Figure H-4: Distribution of Total Revenues of Health Nonprofits by Revenue Type and Revenue Range, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Health
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Expenses
Expenses by County
Figure H-5: Distribution of Health Nonprofits and Total Expenses by County, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Expenses of Itemizers
Figure H-6: Distribution of Health Nonprofits and Total Expenses by Revenue Range, for 1,517 Health Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Health
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Expenses by Size
Figure H-7: Distribution of Total Expenses of Health Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Expense Type, for 1,517 Health Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
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Table H-4: Distribution of Payroll Expenses of Health Nonprofits by County, for 1,517 Health Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Assets
Characteristics by Service Category: Health
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Table H-5: Distribution of Total Assets of Health Nonprofits by County, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Figure H-8: Comparison of Total Assets Relative to Total Revenues and Total Expenses, for 1,773 Health Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Human Services
Figure Hu-1: Types of Nonprofits in the Human Services Category for 4,339 Human Services Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Human Services
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Table Hu-1: Ten Largest Human Services Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues
Characteristics by County
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Table Hu-2: Distribution of Human Services Nonprofits by County with Population and Income, for 4,339 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Revenue
Revenue by Size
Characteristics by Service Category: Human Services
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Figure Hu-2: Distribution of Human Services Nonprofits and Total Revenues by Revenue Range, for 4,339 Human Services Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Revenue by County
Revenue Types
Figure Hu-3: Distribution of Human Services Nonprofits by Revenue Range and County, for 4,339 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Human Services
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Table Hu-3: Distribution of Total Revenues of Human Services Nonprofits by Revenue Type and County, for 4,339 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Expenses
Figure Hu-4: Distribution of Total Revenues of Human Services Nonprofits by Revenue Type and Revenue Range, for 4,339 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Human Services
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Expenses by County
Expenses of Itemizers
Figure Hu-5: Distribution of Human Services Nonprofits and Total Expenses by County, for 4,339 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Expenses by Size
Figure Hu-6: Distribution of Human Services Nonprofits and Total Expenses by Revenue Range, for 3,442 Human Services Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Human Services
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Figure Hu-7: Distribution of Total Expenses of Human Services Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Expense Type, for 3,442 Human Services Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
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Table Hu-4: Distribution of Payroll Expenses of Human Services Nonprofits by County, for 3,442 Human Services Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Assets
Characteristics by Service Category: Human Services
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Table Hu-5: Distribution of Total Assets of Human Services Nonprofits by County, for 4,339 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Figure Hu-8: Comparison of Total Assets Relative to Total Revenues and Total Expenses, for 4,339 Human Services Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Religious
Characteristics by Service Category: Religious
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Table Rel-1: Ten Largest Religious Nonprofits in Southern California by Total Revenues
Characteristics by County
Figure Rel-1: Types of Nonprofits in the Religious Category, for 1,026 Religious Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Table Rel-2: Distribution of Religious Nonprofits by County with Population and Income, for 1,026 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Revenue
Revenue by Size
Characteristics by Service Category: Religious
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Figure Rel-2: Distribution of Religious Nonprofits and Total Revenues by Revenue Range, for 1,026 Religious Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Revenue by County
Revenue Types
Figure Rel-3: Distribution of Religious Nonprofits by Revenue Range and County, for 1,026 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Religious
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Table Rel-3: Distribution of Total Revenues of Religious Nonprofits by Revenue Type and County, for 1,026 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Expenses
Figure Rel-4: Distribution of Total Revenues of Religious Nonprofits by Revenue Type and Revenue Range, for 1,026 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Religious
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Expenses by County
Expenses of Itemizers
Figure Rel-5: Distribution of Religious Nonprofits and Total Expenses by County, for 1,026 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
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Expenses by Size
Figure Rel-6: Distribution of Religious Nonprofits and Total Expenses by Revenue Range, for 680 Religious Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Figure Rel-7: Distribution of Total Expenses of Religious Nonprofits by Revenue Range and Expense Type, for 680 Religious Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Religious
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Table Rel-4: Distribution of Payroll Expenses of Religious Nonprofits by County for 680 Religious Nonprofits Filing Long Form 990 and Itemizing Expenses for 2000
Assets
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Table Rel-5: Distribution of Total Assets of Religious Nonprofits by County, for 1,026 Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Figure Rel-8: Comparison of Total Assets Relative to Total Revenues and Total Expenses, for 1,026 Religious Nonprofits Reporting Gross Receipts >$25,000 in 2000
Characteristics by Service Category: Religious
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Appendix: National Taxonomy of Exempt EntitiesI. Arts, Culture, & Humanities (ACH)
II. Education
III. Environment & Animals (E&A)
IV. Health
V. Human Services
VI. International & Foreign Affairs
VII. Public Benefit
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VIII. Religious
IX. Mutual Benefit
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