• 3,109,785
    Organizations
  • $9 Trillion +
    Assets
  • $5 Trillion +
    Income

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Nonprofits
by Geographic Location

Top Counties

Ranked by Nonprofit Assets

  1. 1
    New York County NY
    $533 Billion
  2. 2
    Los Angeles County CA
    $264 Billion
  3. 3
    Cook County IL
    $259 Billion

Top States

Ranked by Nonprofit Assets

  1. 1
    California
    $1.1 Trillion
  2. 2
    New York
    $845 Billion
  3. 3
    Texas
    $517 Billion

Top Cities

Ranked by Nonprofit Assets

  1. 1
    New York NY
    $533 Billion
  2. 2
    Seattle WA
    $211 Billion
  3. 3
    Boston MA
    $201 Billion

501C
Classifications

There are over two dozen different 501C classifications that the United States Internal Revenue Code uses to categorize organizations qualifying for federal income tax exemption. The largest and what most think of as a charitable entity is the 501C3. This classification includes organizations whose primary activities are either charitable, educational, sports and recreation, religious, literary, animal and children cruelty prevention, scientific, or public safety testing.

Charitable trusts under the 501(c)(90) classification are also quite common with 127,000+ organizations and over $100 billion in assets. Many wealthy families and corporations have entities under this category. Other large classifications include 501(c)(6) business leagues, 501(c)(5) labor organizations, and 501(c)(4) civic and social welfare organizations.