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Community development nonprofits in Wilton, CT

10 community-development nonprofits file a Form 990 in Wilton, CT. Together they report $175 million in revenue and hold $3.7 billion in assets.

The largest are The Common Fund For Nonprofit Organizations, Common Ground Committee Inc, and The Turnover Shop Of Wilton Inc.

Organizations
10
Total revenue
$175.2M
Total assets
$3.7B

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Community development in Wilton

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Top 10 by revenue · 10 community-development nonprofits in Wilton, CT
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Organization CategoryRevenueAssets Support
The Common Fund For Nonprofit Organizations Wilton, CT Community Development$173.6M$3.7B
Common Ground Committee Inc Wilton, CT Community Development$604K$74K
The Turnover Shop Of Wilton Inc Wilton, CT Community Development$514K$234K
R Redwood Endeavors Inc Wilton, CT Community Development$265K$235K
Wilton Kiwanis Foundation Inc Wilton, CT Community Development$88K$48K
W Wilton Womens Club Inc Wilton, CT Community Development$48K$20K
Wilton Ct Rotary Club Wilton, CT Community Development$10K$4K
I Ict4 Co Wilton, CT Community Development$0$0
F Fairfield Westchester Chapter Of The Risk And Insurance Management Wilton, CT Community Development$0$0
N Northeast Chapter Of The Building Commissioning Association Inc Wilton, CT Community Development$0$0

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