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Most-backed aids in the United States

The 50 most-backed aids in the United States

The 50 most-backed aids in the United States are ranked by their centrality in the sector's funding network — a measure of how embedded they are through grants received, board connections, and shared funders.

The largest are Building Changes, Vivent Health Inc, and Whitman-Walker Clinic Inc.

Organizations
470
Total revenue
$3.3B
Total assets
$3.3B

Most-backed aids in the United States

Ranked by sector centrality (ImpactRank over the funder graph).

Building Changes
Vivent Health Inc
Whitman-Walker Clinic Inc
Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum
Aids Foundation Of Chicago
Equitas Health Inc
Latino Commission On Aids Inc
Dap Health Inc
Project Angel Food
Gay Mens Health Crisis Inc
Chicago House And Social Service Agency
Open Arms Inc Bryans House
Elton John Aids Foundation Inc
Interfaith Residence D/B/A Doorways
American Academy Of Hiv Medicine Foundation
Food & Friends Inc
Aids Services Of Austin Inc
Aids Alabama Inc
Ehs Inc
Resource Center Of Dallas Inc
Southern Arizona Aids Foundation
Houston Area Community Services Inc
Birmingham Aids Outreach Inc
Aids Arms Inc
Chase Brexton Health Services Inc
Cascade Aids Project
Wellness Networks Inc
Housing Works Health Services Iii Inc
Bailey House Inc
Aids Alabama South Llc
St Marys Center Inc
Health Services Of North Texas Inc
Aids Foundation Houston Inc
Project Sunshine Inc
Ah Of Monroe County Inc
Cares Community Health
Ahf Healthcare Centers
Can Community Health Inc
Affinity Health Center
Care Resource Community Health Centers Incorporated
Asian And Pacific Islander Wellness Center Inc
Mvp Medical Practice Pc
Advancing Connecticut Together Inc
Aids Outreach Center Inc
Aids Service Center Of Lower Manhattan Inc
Identity Inc
National Aids Memorial Inc
Lifelong Health For All
Aids Mco Of Florida Inc
Aids Legal Referral Panel Of The San Francisco Bay Area
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org