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Largest crime & legal nonprofits in Ohio

The 50 largest crime & legal nonprofits in Ohio

The 50 largest crime & legal nonprofits in Ohio by revenue range from $75 million down to $562,000.

The largest are Oriana House Inc, The Village Network, and Choices Behavioral Health Care.

Organizations
518
Total revenue
$337.7M
Total assets
$381.6M

Largest crime & legal nonprofits in Ohio

Ranked by revenue.

Oriana House Inc
The Village Network
Choices Behavioral Health Care
Legal Aid Of Southeast And Central Ohio
Ohio Access To Justice Foundation
Community Legal Aid Services Inc
Legal Aid Of Western Ohio Inc
Justice For Migrant Women
Advocacy & Protective Services Inc
Specialized Alternatives For Families And Youth Of So Carolina
Legal Defenders Office Of Summit County Ohio Inc
Journey Center For Safety And Healing
Ohio State Bar Foundation
Momentum Advisory Collective
SStudent Legal Services Inc
Crime Victim Services Inc
OOriana Services Inc
Nothing Into Something Real Estate Inc
Victory Project
Truly Reaching You
Ohio Tactical Officers Association
Project Lift Behavioral Health Services
Center For Child & Family Advocacy Inc
Court Diagnostic And Treatment Center
Good Samaritan Home Inc
Pro Bono Partnership Of Ohio
Safe On Main Inc
Stark County T A S C Inc
Ohio Bird Sanctuary Inc
CCompass Point Housing
Justice League
Bluecoats Inc
Ohio Legal Help
IIm In Transition Ministries
True Freedom Inc
Joint Office Of Citizen Complaints
Community Mediation Services Of Central Ohio Inc
Immigrant And Refugee Law Center
Good Shepherd Ministries
Changing The World Inc
S A N E Of Bulter County
CChildrens Advocacy Center Of Portage County Inc
Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Foundation
New Philadelphia City Schools Quaker Foundation Inc
The Childrens Center Of Medina County
Cleveland Mediation Center
UUnion County Criminal Defense Lawyers
Urban Family Development Center
Child Protection Center Of Ross County
LLegal Works Inc
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