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Largest youth-development nonprofits in the United States

The 50 largest youth-development nonprofits in the United States

The 50 largest youth-development nonprofits in the United States by revenue range from $668 million down to $26 million.

The largest are Child Care Resource Center Inc, Young Life, and Boy Scouts Of America.

Organizations
60,772
Total revenue
$14.9B
Total assets
$26.5B

Largest youth-development nonprofits in the United States

Ranked by revenue.

Child Care Resource Center Inc
Young Life
Boy Scouts Of America
Fellowship Of Christian Athletes
Boys & Girls Clubs Of America
Girl Scouts Of The United States Of America
Willits Hospital Inc
Youth For Tomorrow Foundation
National Boy Scouts Of America Foundation
Iptay
Heartland For Children Inc
Ideastream
Pace Center For Girls Inc
Conservation Legacy
Youth For Tomorrow New Life Center Inc
Alternative Education Academy
Coalition For Responsible Community Development
Homeboy Industries
Tejano Center For Community Concerns Inc
Bnai Brith Youth Organization Inc
Boys & Girls Club Of The Peninsula
Stand For Truth Inc
National 4-H Council
Camp Harbor View Foundation Inc
Future Farmers Of America
Junior Achievement Usa
Roca Inc
Girls Incorporated
New Life Centers Of Chicagoland Nfp
Boys And Girls Club Of Greater Milwaukee Inc
Police Athletic League Inc
St Davids
Generation - You Employed Inc
Jamie And Denise Jacob Family Private Foundation
Seeding Success
Boys And Girls Club Of Truckee Meadows
The Boys And Girls Clubs Of Metropolitan Baltimore
Boys And Girls Clubs Of Palm Beach County Inc
Onegoal
Innovative Network Of Knowledge
Treehouse
Braven Incorporated
Playworks Education Energized
Boys And Girls Clubs Of Boston Inc
Boys And Girls Clubs Of Snohomish County
Girl Scouts Of Greater Los Angeles
Boys & Girls Club Of Martin County Inc
Boys & Girls Clubs Of Garden Grove Inc
Imentor Incorporated
Foundation For Jewish Camp 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