Nonprofits by state
U.S. nonprofits by state
Browse U.S. nonprofits by state — all 51 states and territories with Form 990 filings. Together they report $4.6 trillion in revenue and hold $11.0 trillion in assets. Sort by organizations, revenue, or assets, or open a state for its largest nonprofits, the funders based there, metros, and categories.
Organizations
2,076,315
Total revenue
$4,561.3B
Total assets
$11,048.8B
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| State | Nonprofits | Total revenue | Total assets |
|---|---|---|---|
California
|
215,145 | $554.4B | $1,270.2B |
Texas
|
162,362 | $222.4B | $587.4B |
New York
|
131,818 | $463.6B | $984.4B |
Florida
|
121,568 | $179.0B | $460.1B |
Pennsylvania
|
86,050 | $251.4B | $605.1B |
Ohio
|
81,298 | $192.7B | $367.8B |
Illinois
|
79,251 | $184.7B | $495.7B |
Georgia
|
66,149 | $118.8B | $214.2B |
North Carolina
|
62,207 | $99.9B | $238.9B |
Michigan
|
59,560 | $125.8B | $374.8B |
Virginia
|
57,302 | $116.2B | $292.0B |
New Jersey
|
56,738 | $114.3B | $220.9B |
Massachusetts
|
46,937 | $218.8B | $582.6B |
Indiana
|
46,591 | $84.0B | $315.1B |
Missouri
|
46,290 | $123.0B | $226.5B |
Maryland
|
45,905 | $104.0B | $248.5B |
Washington
|
44,989 | $133.5B | $384.8B |
Minnesota
|
42,185 | $125.8B | $358.6B |
Tennessee
|
41,874 | $64.0B | $159.5B |
Wisconsin
|
41,227 | $72.9B | $139.0B |
Colorado
|
38,784 | $69.9B | $209.8B |
South Carolina
|
33,986 | $40.8B | $68.1B |
Arizona
|
33,389 | $98.7B | $260.7B |
Iowa
|
31,421 | $35.2B | $80.6B |
Oregon
|
28,516 | $49.5B | $107.1B |
Alabama
|
27,656 | $22.0B | $72.2B |
Louisiana
|
25,299 | $38.3B | $79.6B |
Connecticut
|
24,835 | $66.4B | $185.3B |
Kentucky
|
23,723 | $45.7B | $84.1B |
Oklahoma
|
23,560 | $23.6B | $70.7B |
Kansas
|
19,368 | $20.4B | $61.4B |
Arkansas
|
17,190 | $24.8B | $55.5B |
Mississippi
|
16,588 | $13.9B | $29.8B |
District Of Columbia
|
15,502 | $96.5B | $194.2B |
Nebraska
|
15,478 | $26.1B | $72.8B |
Nevada
|
14,716 | $12.4B | $33.4B |
Utah
|
13,995 | $33.9B | $73.3B |
Montana
|
12,829 | $12.8B | $23.8B |
West Virginia
|
12,243 | $20.6B | $29.5B |
New Mexico
|
11,841 | $12.0B | $28.8B |
Delaware
|
11,216 | $23.5B | $55.9B |
Idaho
|
11,059 | $13.8B | $24.6B |
Maine
|
10,867 | $22.0B | $39.2B |
Hawaii
|
10,142 | $14.2B | $48.3B |
New Hampshire
|
10,038 | $20.6B | $44.7B |
South Dakota
|
7,733 | $18.6B | $33.1B |
Rhode Island
|
7,138 | $18.2B | $46.3B |
North Dakota
|
7,055 | $9.4B | $25.2B |
Vermont
|
6,905 | $11.1B | $19.5B |
Wyoming
|
6,430 | $3.5B | $12.1B |
Alaska
|
6,105 | $9.6B | $21.5B |
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;
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