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Where Does Your Donation Actually Go?

Search 1,200 nonprofits with $1121.1B in total revenue. Every organization gets an Efficiency Score from A to F.

1,200
Nonprofits
$1121.1B
Total Revenue
$2348.9B
Total Assets
76/100
Avg Efficiency

Largest Nonprofits by Revenue

Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc

Health

$75.1B revenueCalifornia
A

Kaiser Foundation Hospitals

Health

$32.8B revenueCalifornia
B

Mass General Brigham Incorporated And Affiliates Group Rtn

Health

$22.7B revenueMassachusetts
A

Cleveland Clinic Foundation

Health

$15.6B revenueOhio
A

Mayo Clinic Group Return

Health

$14.0B revenueMinnesota
A

Healthfirst Phsp Inc

Health

$12.1B revenueNew York
A

New York University

Education

$10.5B revenueNew York
A

Corewell Health

Health

$10.4B revenueMichigan
A

The New York And Presbyterian Hospital

Health

$10.3B revenueNew York
A

Johns Hopkins University

Education

$10.2B revenueMaryland
B

Trustees Of The University Of Pennsylvania

Education

$9.9B revenuePennsylvania
B

Dignity Health

Health

$9.9B revenueCalifornia
B

Providence Health & Services Washington

Health

$9.8B revenueWashington
A

Ihc Health Services Inc

Health

$9.6B revenueUtah
A

Banner Health

Health

$9.5B revenueArizona
A

Northwestern Memorial Healthcare

Health

$9.1B revenueIllinois
A

Nyu Langone Hospitals

Health

$8.9B revenueNew York
A

Bon Secours Mercy Health Inc

Health

$8.7B revenueOhio
A

Caresource Ohio Inc

Health

$8.5B revenueOhio
B

The Board Of Trustees Of The Leland Stanford Junior University

Education

$8.5B revenueCalifornia
B

Browse by Category

Health

160 nonprofits · $751.8B revenue

Education

496 nonprofits · $313.9B revenue

Arts, Culture & Humanities

292 nonprofits · $22.0B revenue

Environment & Animals

247 nonprofits · $15.8B revenue

Medical Research

3 nonprofits · $13.2B revenue

Diseases & Disorders

2 nonprofits · $4.4B revenue

Browse by State

California

140 nonprofits · $212.5B

New York

152 nonprofits · $134.2B

Massachusetts

69 nonprofits · $76.2B

Ohio

45 nonprofits · $71.3B

Minnesota

29 nonprofits · $47.3B

Pennsylvania

61 nonprofits · $43.0B

Illinois

44 nonprofits · $40.5B

Florida

56 nonprofits · $40.0B

Washington

25 nonprofits · $39.2B

Texas

65 nonprofits · $37.9B

Georgia

36 nonprofits · $35.0B

North Carolina

23 nonprofits · $27.6B

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Efficiency Score?

The Efficiency Score is NonprofitTruth's proprietary grading system that rates nonprofits from A (most efficient) to F (least efficient) based on four factors: program spending ratio (50%), revenue growth consistency (20%), fund reserves (20%), and CEO compensation ratio (10%).

Where does this data come from?

All data comes from IRS Form 990 filings, accessed via the ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer API. Every tax-exempt organization in the US is required to file Form 990 annually, making this data publicly available.

How often is the data updated?

IRS 990 data is filed annually by each nonprofit. We update our database as new filings become available through the ProPublica API, typically within a few months of filing.