Public support growth beats GDP by 309%. (NPT Top 100).The philosopher Plato Plato (plā`tō), 427?–347 B.C., Greek philosopher. Plato's teachings have been among the most influential in the history of Western civilization. Life After pursuing the liberal studies of his day, he became in 407 B.C. might as well have been referring to the Form 990 when he said, "A good decision is based on knowledge and not numbers." The numbers show that, in comparison with FY 2000's top nonprofits, NPT NPT National Pipe Taper (pipe thread specification) NPT Non-Proliferation Treaty NPT Nonprofit Times NPT Newport (Rhode Island) NPT Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty NPT Neath Port Talbot 100 organizations collected $2.4 billion in additional public support during fiscal 2001. The knowledge is that the 11 percent increase was a step down from last year, when the top 100 grew in the category by $3.3 billion, or 18 percent. The FY '01 jump occurred within an environment that consisted of a 3.4 percent increase in the gross domestic product (GDP GDP (guanosine diphosphate): see guanine. ). The GDP increased by $335.2 billion to reach $1.02 trillion One thousand times one billion, which is 1, followed by 12 zeros, or 10 to the 12th power. See space/time. (mathematics) trillion - In Britain, France, and Germany, 10^18 or a million cubed. In the USA and Canada, 10^12. . With many nonprofits' fiscal years coming to a close midway Midway, island group (2 sq mi/5.2 sq km), central Pacific, c.1,150 mi (1,850 km) NW of Honolulu, comprising Sand and Eastern islands with the surrounding atoll. Discovered by Americans in 1859, Midway was annexed in 1867. A cable station was opened in 1903. through the year, September September: see month. 11 figures did not factor into the results. While the overall economy was showing signs of sloth sloth (slōth, slôth), arboreal mammal found in Central and South America distantly related to armadillos and anteaters. Sloths live in tropical forests, where they sleep, eat, and travel through the trees suspended upside down, clinging to , it had yet to reach its post September 11 crawl To search the Internet for hosts, Web pages or blogs. See crawler. enabling nonprofits to grow, even if at a slower rate. Public support numbers, at a glance, were solid for the civic/cultural organizations that made the list. As a group, income rose from $1.2 billion to $1.5 billion, despite the number of cultural organizations in the study dropping from 13 to 12. A closer look reveals that the gain, taken as a whole, is misleading. The civic/cultural boost was almost singularly sin·gu·lar adj. 1. Being only one; individual. 2. Being the only one of a kind; unique. 3. Being beyond what is ordinary or usual; remarkable. 4. Deviating from the usual or expected; odd. the by-product by·prod·uct or by-prod·uct n. 1. Something produced in the making of something else. 2. A secondary result; a side effect. by-product Noun 1. of a $421 million fund transfer by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City New York City: see New York, city. New York City City (pop., 2000: 8,008,278), southeastern New York, at the mouth of the Hudson River. The largest city in the U.S. . The museum reported a public support tally of $499.2 million -- a gain of $384.3 million -- a 335 percent vault vault, ceiling over a room, formed in any one of a variety of curved shapes. Nature of Vaults A vault is generally composed of separate units of material, such as bricks, tiles, or blocks of stone, so shaped or cut that when assembled they form a compared to FY '00. Without the large transfer, the public support category would have had a gain of $2.1 billion, or 9.8 percent, still beating the GDP. The large increase at the museum was almost entirely due to the dissolution Act or process of dissolving; termination; winding up. In this sense it is frequently used in the phrase dissolution of a partnership. The dissolution of a contract is its Rescission by the parties themselves or by a court that nullifies its binding force and reinstates each of the Lila Acheson Wallace Wal·lace , Alfred Russel 1823-1913. British naturalist who developed a concept of evolution that paralleled the work of Charles Darwin. Fund and the transfer of that fund's assets to institutions that were already receiving support. The Lila Acheson Wallace Fund was set up during the 1980s when the founders of Readers Digest Digest: see Corpus Juris Civilis. (1) A compilation of all the traffic on a news group or mailing list. Digests can be daily or weekly. (2) Any compilation or summary. decided to form independent foundations to support different groups, explained Jeff Russian Russian associated in some way with Russia. Russian blue a breed of cats with short, dense, silver-tipped blue-colored coat and vivid green eyes. , deputy vice president for finance and planning at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Those funds have been supporting these organizations for a long time and they have also grown in value over the years as the stock grew," Russian said. "First it went public and the value of the stock had grown, and then some of it had been sold." In the museum's case, the balance transferred in FY '01 was approximately ap·prox·i·mate adj. 1. Almost exact or correct: the approximate time of the accident. 2. $421 million. According to according to prep. 1. As stated or indicated by; on the authority of: according to historians. 2. In keeping with: according to instructions. 3. Russian, that figure is not really additional public support, it's it's 1. Contraction of it is. 2. Contraction of it has. See Usage Note at its. it's it is or it has it's be ~have simply a transfer from a trust that had previously supplied support. The increase is realized when the entire principle is moved over into public support. This multi-million dollar boost is a one-time one-time adj. 1. or one·time a. Occurring or undertaken only once: a one-time winner in 1995. b. event that clouds the figures a bit, Russian said. "In fact, our support went down when you leave that number out. It would be $80 million from about $114 million the previous year." Another New York City cultural nonprofit A corporation or an association that conducts business for the benefit of the general public without shareholders and without a profit motive. Nonprofits are also called not-for-profit corporations. Nonprofit corporations are created according to state law. expanded in public support, with the Metropolitan Opera Association's 75 percent leap from $97.7 million to $171 million. But all was not caviar caviar or caviare (kăv`ēär), the roe (eggs) of various species of sturgeon prepared as a piquant table delicacy. and hummus hum·mus also hum·us or hom·mos n. A smooth thick mixture of mashed chickpeas, tahini, oil, lemon juice, and garlic, used especially as a dip for pita. in the arts world. The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) took a 53 percent plunge The term Plunge has multiple meanings:
James, in the Gospel of St. Luke, kinsman of St. Jude. The original does not specify the relationship. James, rivers, United States James. Gara, MoMA's chief operating officer Chief Operating Officer (COO) The officer of a firm responsible for day-to-day management, usually the president or an executive vice-president. . Percentage-wise, the National Gallery of Art in Washington Washington, town, England Washington, town (1991 pop. 48,856), Sunderland metropolitan district, NE England. Washington was designated one of the new towns in 1964 to alleviate overpopulation in the Tyneside-Wearside area. , D.C., has the dubious distinction of falling the furthest from its FY '00 numbers. Plunging plunge v. plunged, plung·ing, plung·es v.tr. 1. To thrust or throw forcefully into a substance or place: 77.8 percent, or $79.6 million, the gallery reported $22.7 million in public support. Officials were tight-lipped tight·lipped also tight-lipped adj. 1. Having the lips pressed together. 2. Loath to speak; close-mouthed. See Synonyms at silent. about the drop, with Chief Press and Public Information Officer Deborah Deborah (dĕb`ōrə), in the Bible, prophetess and judge of Israel, the only woman to hold that office. Under her guidance Barak conquered Sisera and delivered Israel from the oppression of the Canaanite King Jabin. Ziska only offering that the organization had "... several large bequests that came in the previous year. It's coming back to earth following an out of the ordinary year." Figures from FY '99 back Ziska's claim as the organization reported $22.4 million that year. The public support culture shock continued in the Midwest Midwest or Middle West, region of the United States centered on the western Great Lakes and the upper-middle Mississippi valley. It is a somewhat imprecise term that has been applied to the northern section of the land between the Appalachians where limited construction projects stunted stunt 1 tr.v. stunt·ed, stunt·ing, stunts To check the growth or development of. n. 1. One that stunts. 2. One that is stunted. 3. the data for the Art Institute of Chicago Art Institute of Chicago, museum and art school, in Grant Park, facing Michigan Ave. It was incorporated in 1879; George Armour was the first president. Since 1893 the Institute has been housed in its present building, designed in the Italian Renaissance style by . Construction being the volatile With regard to computer memory, it means "temporary" and not "highly changeable," which is the usual meaning of the word. See volatile memory. 1. (programming) volatile - volatile variable. 2. (storage) volatile - See non-volatile storage. industry that it is, organizations that receive a significant portion of funds to erect e·rect adj. 1. Being in or having a vertical, upright position. 2. Being in or having a stiff, rigid physiological condition. buildings are bound to take a hit when there are no structures to be built. "The Chicago Park District The Chicago Park District is the oldest and (financially) largest park district in the nation, with a $385 million annual budget. The park district also has the excellent reputation of spending the most per capita on its parks, even more than Boston in terms of park expenses per , as part of a program in conjunction conjunction, in astronomy conjunction, in astronomy, alignment of two celestial bodies as seen from the earth. Conjunction of the moon and the planets is often determined by reference to the sun. with several museums here in the city of Chicago Chicago, city, United States Chicago (shĭkä`gō, shĭkô`gō), city (1990 pop. 2,783,726), seat of Cook co., NE Ill., on Lake Michigan; inc. 1837. , will literally help support different construction and renovation initiatives that we will undertake," said Tom Hallett Geography Hallett is the name of several places:
"Basically, it's like a bond draw where as we incur To become subject to and liable for; to have liabilities imposed by act or operation of law. Expenses are incurred, for example, when the legal obligation to pay them arises. An individual incurs a liability when a money judgment is rendered against him or her by a court. the expenses they will, in effect, pay up to 50 percent of the project. So, as the construction expenditures occur we do our draws. In a particular year we could have a large amount of public support and the next year go down because we didn't did·n't Contraction of did not. didn't did not didn't do have the construction and the support that goes with it," said Hallett. In some instances, nonprofits proved that numbers could continue to surge See power surge. SURGE - Sorter, Updater, Report Generator, Etc. IBM 704, 1959. Sammet 1969, p.8. even in an environment when bread and butter butter, dairy product obtained by churning the fat from milk until it solidifies. In most areas the milk of cows is the basis, but elsewhere that of goats, sheep, and mares has been used. Butter was known by 2000 B.C. fundraising is down. The American Red Cross American Red Cross: see Red Cross. (ARC arc, in electricity arc, in electricity, highly luminous and intensely hot discharge of electricity between two electrodes. The arc was discovered early in the 19th cent. by the English scientist Sir Humphry Davy, who so named it because of its shape. ) produced numbers that were driven by planned giving Planned Giving is an area of fundraising that refers to several specific gift types that can be funded with cash or property. These gift vehicles are based on United States tax law. , including legacies, bequests and perpetual PERPETUAL. That which is to last without limitation as to time; as, a perpetual statute, which is one without limit as to time, although not expressed to be so. trusts, explained Jack Campbell Jack Campbell can refer to:
Campbell Campbell, city, United States Campbell, city (1990 pop. 36,048), Santa Clara co., W Calif., in the fertile Santa Clara valley; founded 1885, inc. 1952. admitted that the ARC saw an approximately $48 million decrease in disaster relief revenues (ARC's fiscal 2001 numbers did not include September 11) but that beside disaster relief, the other public support contributions realized an 8.5 percent gain. Despite the disaster relief shortcomings A shortcoming is a character flaw. Shortcomings may also be:
The United States United States, officially United States of America, republic (2005 est. pop. 295,734,000), 3,539,227 sq mi (9,166,598 sq km), North America. The United States is the world's third largest country in population and the fourth largest country in area. Fund for UNICEF UNICEF (y  `nĭsĕf'), the United Nations Children's Fund, an affiliated agency of the United Nations. was consistent in its campaign
gains. Major gifts increased by $600,000, the direct mail program
collected an additional $2 million over fiscal '00 and
Non-Governmental Organizations' contributions were up $800,000. But
the most significant growth came with the arrival of two grants.
"The real reasons for the change were two significant things," said Ed Lloyd, chief financial officer at the New York New York, state, United States New York, Middle Atlantic state of the United States. It is bordered by Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and the Atlantic Ocean (E), New Jersey and Pennsylvania (S), Lakes Erie and Ontario and the Canadian province of City-based relief establishment. "One was a million-dollar grant from McDonalds for our MNT See molecular nanotechnology. (Maternal MATERNAL. That which belongs to, or comes from the mother: as, maternal authority, maternal relation, maternal estate, maternal line. Vide Line. and Neonatal neonatal /neo·na·tal/ (ne?o-nat´'l) pertaining to the first four weeks after birth. ne·o·na·tal adj. Of or relating to the first 28 days of an infant's life. Tetanus tetanus (tĕt`nəs, –ənəs) or lockjaw, acute infectious disease of the central nervous system caused by the toxins of Clostridium tetani. ) program. The other one was a $15 million contribution from the Gates Foundation Gates Foundation: see Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. for our IDD (1) (International Direct Dial) Long distance dialing between countries without operator intervention. Also known as international standard dialing (ISD). (Iodine Deficiency Disorders iodine deficiency disorder Any condition–eg, cretinism and brain damage, goiter, or hypothyroidism, attributable to iodine deficiency and corrected by adequate dietary iodine. See Iodine. ) program." Gifts In Kind International's (GIKI GIKI Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute (of Engineering Sciences and Technology; Topi, Pakistan) ) chief communications officer The chief communications officer or CCO is a job title for the head of communications, public relations and/or public affairs within an organization. Most typically, the CCO reports to the chief executive officer (CEO) of a corporate entity or president of an operating unit. described its $75.7 million jump to $677.6 million as "nice but certainly not out of the ordinary." GIKI even pointed to a report that could spell spell, word, formula, or incantation believed to have magical powers. The spell can be used for evil or good ends; if evil, it is a technique of sorcery. Many authorities believe that the spell was the precursor of prayer. an increase in public support that may top the $700 million level. "The Conference Board put their report out not too long ago (referring to 2000) and it said that out of all the contributions that corporate America America [for Amerigo Vespucci], the lands of the Western Hemisphere—North America, Central (or Middle) America, and South America. The world map published in 1507 by Martin Waldseemüller is the first known cartographic use of the name. is making about 33 percent now is in non-cash donations through product philanthropy philanthropy, the spirit of active goodwill toward others as demonstrated in efforts to promote their welfare. The term is often used interchangeably with charity. , said Mike Kelly This article is about the newspaper columnist. For the baseball player, see Mike Kelly (baseball). Mike Kelly is a columnist for the The Record, a newspaper serving Bergen County, New Jersey. , spokesperson at the nonprofit's Alexandria Alexandria, city, Egypt Alexandria, Arabic Al Iskandariyah, city (1996 pop. 3,328,196), N Egypt, on the Mediterranean Sea. It is at the western extremity of the Nile River delta, situated on a narrow isthmus between the sea and Lake Mareotis (Maryut). , Va., headquarters. "That is climbing as corporations are taking a look at product philanthropy as a way to contribute to the nonprofit world."
NPT 100
Name Sources of Income
Location, Year Founded, Last
Year's Rank 2001 Income Public Support
1 Lutheran Services in 7,654,955,732.00 1,745,376,739.00
America
Baltimore, MD 1988 - 1
2 The National Council of YMCAs 4,123,080,000.00 791,376,000.00
Chicago, IL 1851 - 2
3 American Red Cross 2,711,606,718.00 663,637,966.00
Washington, DC 1881 - 5
4 Catholic Charities USA * 2,621,246,592.00 389,991,113.00
Alexandria, VA 1910 - 6
5 United Jewish Communities ** 2,230,578,835.00 2,097,578,835.00
New York, NY 1999 - 3
6 Goodwill Industries 1,940,900,000.00 286,600,000.00
International +
Bethesda, MD 1902 - 7
7 Salvation Army 1,914,876,368.00 1,414,868,559.00
Alexandria, VA 1865 - 4
8 Fidelity Investments Charitable 1,250,653,385.00 1,055,788,830.00
Gift Fund
Boston, MA 1991 - 8
9 Boys & Girls Club of America 997,779,212.00 425,647,755.00
Atlanta, GA 1906 - 9
10 American Cancer Society, Inc. 922,889,000.00 770,334,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1913 - 10
11 The Metropolitan Museum of Art 762,773,351.00 499,161,764.00
New York, NY 1870 - 27
12 The Nature Conservancy 731,893,471.00 461,001,831.00
Arlington, VA 1951 - 11
13 Boy Scouts of America 726,830,000.00 290,181,000.00
Irving, TX 1910 - 13
14 Habitat for Humanity 689,730,609.00 421,430,425.00
International
Americus, GA 1976 - 21
15 Gifts In Kind International 681,088,326.00 677,589,203.00
Alexandria, VA 1984 - 19
16 Girl Scouts of the USA * 680,040,000.00 132,558,000.00
New York, NY 1912 - 15
17 Planned Parenthood Federation o 661,300,000.00 189,500,000.00
America
New York, NY 1922 - 17
18 America's Second Harvest 652,239,098.00 648,514,446.00
Chicago, IL 1979 - 14
19 YWCA of the USA ** 645,956,942.00 161,658,321.00
New York, NY 1906 - 16
20 Volunteers of America 591,667,869.00 84,778,000.00
Alexandria, VA 1896 - 22
21 Easter Seals 583,448,000.00 134,352,000.00
Chicago, IL 1919 - 20
22 Public Broadcasting Service 536,515,742.00 257,973,988.00
Alexandria, VA 1969 - 24
23 World Vision 528,560,000.00 397,564,000.00
Federal Way, WA 1950 - 26
24 American Heart Association 502,698,719.00 404,630,658.00
Dallas, TX 1924 - 25
25 Smithsonian Institution 499,113,980.00 155,963,524.00
Washington, DC 1846 - 23
26 United Cerebral Palsy 483,234,557.00 119,003,894.00
Associations
Washington, DC 1948 - 18
27 AmeriCares Foundation 464,899,135.00 462,764,787.00
New Canaan, CT 1982 - 35
28 Feed the Children 457,569,240.00 447,332,753.00
Oklahoma City, OK 1979 - 30
29 CARE USA * + 423,268,000.00 127,938,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1945 - 29
30 City of Hope 382,708,964.00 157,599,442.00
Los Angeles, CA 1913 - 33
31 Campus Crusade for Christ, Inc. 373,315,000.00 332,659,000.00
Orlando, FL 1951 - 32
32 ALSAC-St. Jude's Children's 352,117,338.00 285,793,895.00
Research Hospital
Memphis, TN 1957 - 28
33 Dana Farber Cancer Institute 328,876,514.00 89,768,834.00
Boston, MA 1951 - 34
34 Food For The Poor 320,849,837.00 282,891,957.00
Deerfield Beach, FL 1982 - 39
35 Catholic Relief Services 320,099,000.00 109,758,000.00
Baltimore, MD 1943 - 31
36 Wildlife Conservation Society 311,725,830.00 221,187,626.00
Bronx, NY 1895 - 89
37 Metropolitan Opera Assoc., Inc. 289,814,000.00 171,042,000.00
New York, NY 1883 - 42
38 Shriners Hospitals for Children 266,861,000.00 276,379,000.00
Tampa, FL 1922 - 12
39 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research 256,729,309.00 54,036,568.00
Center
Seattle, WA 1975 - 36
40 March of Dimes White Plains, 217,885,151.00 200,522,069.00
NY 1938 - 40
41 Special Olympics International, 206,630,283.00 162,222,796.00
Inc. **
Washington, DC 1968 - 48
42 Big Brothers/Big Sisters of 204,918,045.00 162,833,709.00
America
Philadelphia 1945 - 44
43 Colonial Williamsburg 200,190,841.00 40,993,424.00
Foundation
Williamsburg, VA 1928 - 38
44 US Fund for UNICEF 199,233,199.00 190,063,592.00
New York, NY 1946 - 57
45 WGBH Educational Foundation 192,662,703.00 157,733,146.00
Boston, MA 1951 - NR
46 American Museum of Natural 185,128,576.00 85,138,914.00
History
New York, NY 1869 - 45
47 United Negro College Fund, Inc. 178,781,926.00 170,154,890.00
Fairfax, VA 1944 - 54
48 Trinity Broadcasting Network 177,842,936.00 136,603,678.00
Tustin, CA 1973 - 55
49 Ducks Unlimited Inc 176,439,571.00 76,283,509.00
Memphis, TN 1937 - 76
50 Girls Incorporated 176,045,690.00 77,052,380.00
New York, NY 1945 - 46
51 The Christian Broacasting 175,399,880.00 94,676,602.00
Network
Virginia Beach, VA 1960 - 56
52 Save the Children Federation, 173,255,775.00 78,347,786.00
Inc.
Westport, CT 1932 - 67
53 Institute of International 171,376,414.00 162,671,368.00
Education
New York, NY 1971 - NR
54 American Lung Association ** 167,319,000.00 131,179,000.00
New York, NY 1904 - 50
55 American Diabetes Association 166,672,457.00 125,754,281.00
Alexandria, VA 1940 - 49
56 Art Institute of Chicago 164,606,945.00 35,295,577.00
Chicago, IL 1893 - 41
57 Vanguard Charitable Endowment 164,208,931.00 169,653,767.00
Program
Southeastem, PA 1997 - 90
58 Alzheimer's Disease & 162,902,859.00 116,571,975.00
Related Disorders Assc
Chicago, IL 1980 - 66
59 Museum Of Modern Art 162,609,495.00 42,075,690.00
New York, NY 1929 - 43
60 Girls and Boys Town 158,208,879.00 84,449,114.00
Boys Town, NE 1917 - 64
61 National Multiple Sclerosis 156,318,515.00 151,271,639.00
Society
New York, NY 1946 - 58
62 International Rescue Committee 156,062,000.00 72,341,000.00
New York, NY 1933 - 59
63 The Christian and Missionary 154,870,120.00 46,303,073.00
Alliance
Colorado Springs, CO 1887 - 68
64 The Leukemia & Lymphoma 153,354,489.00 149,398,679.00
Society
White Plains, NY 1949 - 73
65 Young Life 153,190,256.00 116,200,024.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1941 - 63
66 Muscular Dystrophy Assoc. 152,448,771.00 143,004,464.00
Tucson, AZ 1950 - 61
67 Educational Broadcasting Corp. 151,081,321.00 113,150,913.00
New York, NY 1962 - 72
68 Samaritan's Purse 150,640,055.00 146,288,643.00
Boone, NC 1970 - 77
69 Juvenile Diabetes Foundation 148,551,162.00 52,472,891.00
International
New York, NY 1970 - 86
70 Map International, Inc. 146,404,170.00 143,643,306.00
Brunswick, Ga 1954 - 97
71 Citizen's Scholarship Fdn 143,849,294.00 125,187,210.00
of America
St. Peter, MIN 1961 - 83
72 J.F. Kennedy Center for the 143,383,778.00 40,616,261.00
Performing Arts
Washington, DC 1971 - 70
73 National Assc for the Exchange 141,182,452.00 128,805,563.00
of Ind. Resources
Galesburg, IL 1977 - 65
74 National Mental Health 140,695,988.00 42,616,333.00
Association
Alexandria, VA 1909 - 94
75 Children's Television 137,693,257.00 22,130,372.00
Workshop/Sesame Workshop
New York, NY 1968 - NR
76 Christian Aid Ministries 133,753,965.00 133,647,455.00
Berlin, OH 1981 - 93
77 Arthritis Foundation 132,669,290.00 121,587,891.00
Atlanta, GA 1948 - 71
78 Schwab Fund For 131,583,839.00 127,521,331.00
Charitable Giving
San Francisco 1999 - NR
79 Make A Wish Foundation 130,419,365.00 125,435,854.00
Phoenix, AZ 1981 - NR
80 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 129,721,485.00 93,171,491.00
Bethesda, MD 1955 - 75
81 Rotary Foundation of 129,475,155.00 73,921,398.00
Rotary International
Evanston, IL 1917 - 74
82 Christian Children's Fund 126,864,079.00 120,008,183.00
Richmond, VA 1938 - 80
83 Trust For Public Land 126,271,000.00 106,103,000.00
San Francisco 1972 - 53
84 National Gallery of Art 123,860,067.00 22,670,867.00
Washington, DC 1937 - 37
85 Junior Achievement, Inc. 121,533,305.00 89,477,764.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1919 - 85
86 Focus on the Family 121,333,537.00 111,213,027.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1977 - 79
87 SIL International (Summer 121,322,268.00 115,386,743.00
Inst of Linguistics, Inc.)
Dallas, TX 1934 - 95
88 Disabled American Veterans 120,042,383.00 99,307,099.00
Cincinnati, OH 1920 - 78
89 World Wildlife Fund 118,144,311.00 79,691,281.00
Washington, DC 1961 - 88
90 Covenant House 117,904,286.00 103,549,902.00
New York, NY 1968 - 87
91 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 117,553,237.00 27,287,149.00
Boston, MA 1870 - 52
92 Compassion International 109,812,267.00 109,345,892.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1952 - 100
93 Wycliffe Bible Translators 108,911,161.00 108,417,497.00
Orlando, FL 1942 - 82
94 National Wildlife Federation 105,615,482.00 50,107,604.00
& Endowment
Reston, VA 1936 - 96
95 Jewish Board of Family 104,042,025.00 12,722,640.00
and Children's Services
New York, NY 1874 - 84
96 Project HOPE 102,308,973.00 91,354,218.00
Millwood, VA 1958 - 98
97 National Jewish Medical 99,745,000.00 31,036,618.00
and Research Center
Denver, CO 1899 - 99
98 The Carter Center 97,863,711.00 86,905,824.00
Atlanta, GA 1981 - NR
99 NY Police & Fire Widows' 97,631,396.00 97,252,330.00
& Children's Benefit
New York, NY 1985 - NR
100 Local Initiatives Support 96,844,627.00 52,960,628.00
Corporation
New York, NY 1979 - NR
Name Sources of Income
Location, Year Founded, Last
Year's Rank Government Investment
1 Lutheran Services in 2,796,180,368.00 90,832,854.00
America
Baltimore, MD 1988 - 1
2 The National Council of YMCAs 440,795,000.00 64,173,000.00
Chicago, IL 1851 - 2
3 American Red Cross 64,902,153.00 60,346,275.00
Washington, DC 1881 - 5
4 Catholic Charities USA * 1,810,211,115.00 41,215,225.00
Alexandria, VA 1910 - 6
5 United Jewish Communities ** 0.00 133,000,000.00
New York, NY 1999 - 3
6 Goodwill Industries 373,100,000.00 12,600,000.00
International +
Bethesda, MD 1902 - 7
7 Salvation Army 314,211,850.00 -430,744,534.00
Alexandria, VA 1865 - 4
8 Fidelity Investments Charitable 0.00 194,864,555.00
Gift Fund
Boston, MA 1991 - 8
9 Boys & Girls Club of America 343,907,518.00 34,225,252.00
Atlanta, GA 1906 - 9
10 American Cancer Society, Inc. 7,934,000.00 41,595,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1913 - 10
11 The Metropolitan Museum of Art 19,629,668.00 155,147,465.00
New York, NY 1870 - 27
12 The Nature Conservancy 0.00 83,168,870.00
Arlington, VA 1951 - 11
13 Boy Scouts of America 4,467,000.00 30,028,000.00
Irving, TX 1910 - 13
14 Habitat for Humanity 51,399,691.00 0.00
International
Americus, GA 1976 - 21
15 Gifts In Kind International 0.00 22,909.00
Alexandria, VA 1984 - 19
16 Girl Scouts of the USA * 3,009,000.00 32,806,000.00
New York, NY 1912 - 15
17 Planned Parenthood Federation o 202,700,000.00 21,700,000.00
America
New York, NY 1922 - 17
18 America's Second Harvest 130,747.00 1,508,529.00
Chicago, IL 1979 - 14
19 YWCA of the USA ** 259,068,962.00 -3,548,411.00
New York, NY 1906 - 16
20 Volunteers of America 396,436,093.00 4,905,021.00
Alexandria, VA 1896 - 22
21 Easter Seals 0.00 -19,224,000.00
Chicago, IL 1919 - 20
22 Public Broadcasting Service 21,938,561.00 8,305,952.00
Alexandria, VA 1969 - 24
23 World Vision 124,089,000.00 4,436,000.00
Federal Way, WA 1950 - 26
24 American Heart Association 1,399,726.00 31,844,669.00
Dallas, TX 1924 - 25
25 Smithsonian Institution 79,798,701.00 67,922,212.00
Washington, DC 1846 - 23
26 United Cerebral Palsy 153,697,434.00 3,394,617.00
Associations
Washington, DC 1948 - 18
27 AmeriCares Foundation 60,000.00 4,589,541.00
New Canaan, CT 1982 - 35
28 Feed the Children 7,936,527.00 1,398,071.00
Oklahoma City, OK 1979 - 30
29 CARE USA * + 287,146,000.00 6,801,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1945 - 29
30 City of Hope 27,915,234.00 31,349,475.00
Los Angeles, CA 1913 - 33
31 Campus Crusade for Christ, Inc. 0.00 0.00
Orlando, FL 1951 - 32
32 ALSAC-St. Jude's Children's 38,886,443.00 -19,871,155.00
Research Hospital
Memphis, TN 1957 - 28
33 Dana Farber Cancer Institute 84,381,724.00 5,202,228.00
Boston, MA 1951 - 34
34 Food For The Poor 37,986,914.00 32,554.00
Deerfield Beach, FL 1982 - 39
35 Catholic Relief Services 211,684,000.00 -6,896,000.00
Baltimore, MD 1943 - 31
36 Wildlife Conservation Society 41,217,463.00 1,222,685.00
Bronx, NY 1895 - 89
37 Metropolitan Opera Assoc., Inc. 573,000.00 13,727,000.00
New York, NY 1883 - 42
38 Shriners Hospitals for Children 0.00 -15,337,000.00
Tampa, FL 1922 - 12
39 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research 156,532,055.00 5,924,601.00
Center
Seattle, WA 1975 - 36
40 March of Dimes White Plains, 8,962,798.00 4,205,515.00
NY 1938 - 40
41 Special Olympics International, 4,047,672.00 7,570,330.00
Inc. **
Washington, DC 1968 - 48
42 Big Brothers/Big Sisters of 37,068,518.00 2,404,059.00
America
Philadelphia 1945 - 44
43 Colonial Williamsburg 1,297,125.00 78,920,971.00
Foundation
Williamsburg, VA 1928 - 38
44 US Fund for UNICEF 0.00 1,330,748.00
New York, NY 1946 - 57
45 WGBH Educational Foundation 7,657,758.00 2,487,062.00
Boston, MA 1951 - NR
46 American Museum of Natural 54,966,754.00 1,539,534.00
History
New York, NY 1869 - 45
47 United Negro College Fund, Inc. 0.00 8,627,036.00
Fairfax, VA 1944 - 54
48 Trinity Broadcasting Network 0.00 11,140,540.00
Tustin, CA 1973 - 55
49 Ducks Unlimited Inc 41,271,332.00 910,906.00
Memphis, TN 1937 - 76
50 Girls Incorporated 60,586,949.00 5,193,484.00
New York, NY 1945 - 46
51 The Christian Broacasting 0.00 25,355,965.00
Network
Virginia Beach, VA 1960 - 56
52 Save the Children Federation, 90,977,052.00 2,1993,231.00
Inc.
Westport, CT 1932 - 67
53 Institute of International 155,701.00 2,742,462.00
Education
New York, NY 1971 - NR
54 American Lung Association ** 18,225,000.00 -1,180,000.00
New York, NY 1904 - 50
55 American Diabetes Association 70,809.00 3,537,898.00
Alexandria, VA 1940 - 49
56 Art Institute of Chicago 31,275,433.00 14,363,665.00
Chicago, IL 1893 - 41
57 Vanguard Charitable Endowment 0.00 -5,444,836.00
Program
Southeastem, PA 1997 - 90
58 Alzheimer's Disease & 5,741,669.00 5,901,338.00
Related Disorders Assc
Chicago, IL 1980 - 66
59 Museum Of Modern Art 40,689,425.00 36,463,944.00
New York, NY 1929 - 43
60 Girls and Boys Town 8,730,108.00 3,518,781.00
Boys Town, NE 1917 - 64
61 National Multiple Sclerosis 1,852,169.00 3,194,707.00
Society
New York, NY 1946 - 58
62 International Rescue Committee 78,846,000.00 1,582,000.00
New York, NY 1933 - 59
63 The Christian and Missionary 0.00 11,117,950.00
Alliance
Colorado Springs, CO 1887 - 68
64 The Leukemia & Lymphoma 0.00 2,899,177.00
Society
White Plains, NY 1949 - 73
65 Young Life 219,603.00 585,324.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1941 - 63
66 Muscular Dystrophy Assoc. 0.00 7,606,160.00
Tucson, AZ 1950 - 61
67 Educational Broadcasting Corp. 14,172,190.00 5,253,391.00
New York, NY 1962 - 72
68 Samaritan's Purse 3,623,458.00 674,348.00
Boone, NC 1970 - 77
69 Juvenile Diabetes Foundation 0.00 10,211,375.00
International
New York, NY 1970 - 86
70 Map International, Inc. 301,939.00 127,389.00
Brunswick, Ga 1954 - 97
71 Citizen's Scholarship Fdn 2,456,500.00 9,988,258.00
of America
St. Peter, MIN 1961 - 83
72 J.F. Kennedy Center for the 43,541,942.00 3,039,815.00
Performing Arts
Washington, DC 1971 - 70
73 National Assc for the Exchange 0.00 112,669.00
of Ind. Resources
Galesburg, IL 1977 - 65
74 National Mental Health 60,413,017.00 1,446,552.00
Association
Alexandria, VA 1909 - 94
75 Children's Television 9,755,639.00 8,044,591.00
Workshop/Sesame Workshop
New York, NY 1968 - NR
76 Christian Aid Ministries 0.00 106,510.00
Berlin, OH 1981 - 93
77 Arthritis Foundation 2,056,355.00 1,894,817.00
Atlanta, GA 1948 - 71
78 Schwab Fund For 0.00 4,062,508.00
Charitable Giving
San Francisco 1999 - NR
79 Make A Wish Foundation 0.00 4,050,501.00
Phoenix, AZ 1981 - NR
80 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 0.00 3,188,226.00
Bethesda, MD 1955 - 75
81 Rotary Foundation of 0.00 55,576,305.00
Rotary International
Evanston, IL 1917 - 74
82 Christian Children's Fund 4,163,647.00 1,298,151.00
Richmond, VA 1938 - 80
83 Trust For Public Land 7,840,000.00 4,022,000.00
San Francisco 1972 - 53
84 National Gallery of Art 73,250,240.00 21,321,123.00
Washington, DC 1937 - 37
85 Junior Achievement, Inc. 1,458,882.00 4,028,022.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1919 - 85
86 Focus on the Family 0.00 796,174.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1977 - 79
87 SIL International (Summer 0.00 1,244,879.00
Inst of Linguistics, Inc.)
Dallas, TX 1934 - 95
88 Disabled American Veterans 0.00 10,343,948.00
Cincinnati, OH 1920 - 78
89 World Wildlife Fund 24,589,994.00 10,381,687.00
Washington, DC 1961 - 88
90 Covenant House 12,957,073.00 -625,352.00
New York, NY 1968 - 87
91 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 674,463.00 23,578,874.00
Boston, MA 1870 - 52
92 Compassion International 0.00 426,945.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1952 - 100
93 Wycliffe Bible Translators 0.00 -2,775,577.00
Orlando, FL 1942 - 82
94 National Wildlife Federation 214,811.00 -2,268,998.00
& Endowment
Reston, VA 1936 - 96
95 Jewish Board of Family 0.00 -1,707,764.00
and Children's Services
New York, NY 1874 - 84
96 Project HOPE 6,821,434.00 1,075,618.00
Millwood, VA 1958 - 98
97 National Jewish Medical 27,930,500.00 4,752,978.00
and Research Center
Denver, CO 1899 - 99
98 The Carter Center 2,436,288.00 8,493,114.00
Atlanta, GA 1981 - NR
99 NY Police & Fire Widows' 0.00 562,547.00
& Children's Benefit
New York, NY 1985 - NR
100 Local Initiatives Support 16,843,710.00 13,192,398.00
Corporation
New York, NY 1979 - NR
Name Sources of Income
Location, Year Founded, Last
Year's Rank Membership Program Services
1 Lutheran Services in 0.00 2,804,011,849.00
America
Baltimore, MD 1988 - 1
2 The National Council of YMCAs 0.00 2,858,522,000.00
Chicago, IL 1851 - 2
3 American Red Cross 0.00 1,857,988,610.00
Washington, DC 1881 - 5
4 Catholic Charities USA * 0.00 319,945,324.00
Alexandria, VA 1910 - 6
5 United Jewish Communities ** 0.00 0.00
New York, NY 1999 - 3
6 Goodwill Industries 1,245,000,000.00 1,917,300,000.00
International +
Bethesda, MD 1902 - 7
7 Salvation Army 0.00 160,037,588.00
Alexandria, VA 1865 - 4
8 Fidelity Investments Charitable 0.00 0.00
Gift Fund
Boston, MA 1991 - 8
9 Boys & Girls Club of America 14,484,177.00 120,482,731.00
Atlanta, GA 1906 - 9
10 American Cancer Society, Inc. 97,625,000.00 3,812,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1913 - 10
11 The Metropolitan Museum of Art 18,514,643.00 27,814,996.00
New York, NY 1870 - 27
12 The Nature Conservancy 0.00 183,909,446.00
Arlington, VA 1951 - 11
13 Boy Scouts of America 111,447,000.00 263,174,000.00
Irving, TX 1910 - 13
14 Habitat for Humanity 21,004,897.00 168,218,900.00
International
Americus, GA 1976 - 21
15 Gifts In Kind International 0.00 3,468,791.00
Alexandria, VA 1984 - 19
16 Girl Scouts of the USA * 0.00 472,652,000.00
New York, NY 1912 - 15
17 Planned Parenthood Federation o 0.00 241,000,000.00
America
New York, NY 1922 - 17
18 America's Second Harvest 0.00 2,315,061.00
Chicago, IL 1979 - 14
19 YWCA of the USA ** 0.00 134,383,303.00
New York, NY 1906 - 16
20 Volunteers of America 0.00 90,697,659.00
Alexandria, VA 1896 - 22
21 Easter Seals 0.00 458,444,000.00
Chicago, IL 1919 - 20
22 Public Broadcasting Service 145,479,934.00 98,196,674.00
Alexandria, VA 1969 - 24
23 World Vision 497,000.00 0.00
Federal Way, WA 1950 - 26
24 American Heart Association 1,182,006.00 18,936,708.00
Dallas, TX 1924 - 25
25 Smithsonian Institution 46,271,490.00 63,603,224.00
Washington, DC 1846 - 23
26 United Cerebral Palsy NA NA
Associations
Washington, DC 1948 - 18
27 AmeriCares Foundation 0.00 0.00
New Canaan, CT 1982 - 35
28 Feed the Children 0.00 0.00
Oklahoma City, OK 1979 - 30
29 CARE USA * + 0.00 0.00
Atlanta, GA 1945 - 29
30 City of Hope 0.00 164,521,885.00
Los Angeles, CA 1913 - 33
31 Campus Crusade for Christ, Inc. 0.00 30,986,000.00
Orlando, FL 1951 - 32
32 ALSAC-St. Jude's Children's 0.00 43,994,089.00
Research Hospital
Memphis, TN 1957 - 28
33 Dana Farber Cancer Institute 0.00 119,181,971.00
Boston, MA 1951 - 34
34 Food For The Poor 0.00 0.00
Deerfield Beach, FL 1982 - 39
35 Catholic Relief Services 0.00 0.00
Baltimore, MD 1943 - 31
36 Wildlife Conservation Society 7,423,774.00 21,217,554.00
Bronx, NY 1895 - 89
37 Metropolitan Opera Assoc., Inc. 60,000.00 96,496,000.00
New York, NY 1883 - 42
38 Shriners Hospitals for Children 2,508,000.00 0.00
Tampa, FL 1922 - 12
39 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research 0.00 12,224,569.00
Center
Seattle, WA 1975 - 36
40 March of Dimes White Plains, 0.00 1,789,496.00
NY 1938 - 40
41 Special Olympics International, 80,841.00 6,474,386.00
Inc. **
Washington, DC 1968 - 48
42 Big Brothers/Big Sisters of 2,611,759.00 0.00
America
Philadelphia 1945 - 44
43 Colonial Williamsburg 0.00 52,004,375.00
Foundation
Williamsburg, VA 1928 - 38
44 US Fund for UNICEF 0.00 0.00
New York, NY 1946 - 57
45 WGBH Educational Foundation 0.00 23,658,420.00
Boston, MA 1951 - NR
46 American Museum of Natural 7,808,044.00 30,592,249.00
History
New York, NY 1869 - 45
47 United Negro College Fund, Inc. 0.00 0.00
Fairfax, VA 1944 - 54
48 Trinity Broadcasting Network 0.00 29,764,653.00
Tustin, CA 1973 - 55
49 Ducks Unlimited Inc 0.00 48,090,534.00
Memphis, TN 1937 - 76
50 Girls Incorporated 0.00 28,468,823.00
New York, NY 1945 - 46
51 The Christian Broacasting 0.00 5,944,127.00
Network
Virginia Beach, VA 1960 - 56
52 Save the Children Federation, 0.00 958,225.00
Inc.
Westport, CT 1932 - 67
53 Institute of International 259,076.00 4,319,234.00
Education
New York, NY 1971 - NR
54 American Lung Association ** 10,770,000.00 0.00
New York, NY 1904 - 50
55 American Diabetes Association 926,619.00 26,813,222.00
Alexandria, VA 1940 - 49
56 Art Institute of Chicago 5,746,211.00 61,581,513.00
Chicago, IL 1893 - 41
57 Vanguard Charitable Endowment 0.00 0.00
Program
Southeastem, PA 1997 - 90
58 Alzheimer's Disease & 585,558.00 7,179,537.00
Related Disorders Assc
Chicago, IL 1980 - 66
59 Museum Of Modern Art 2,436,269.00 9,961,485.00
New York, NY 1929 - 43
60 Girls and Boys Town 0.00 60,039,961.00
Boys Town, NE 1917 - 64
61 National Multiple Sclerosis 0.00 0.00
Society
New York, NY 1946 - 58
62 International Rescue Committee 0.00 0.00
New York, NY 1933 - 59
63 The Christian and Missionary 0.00 91,052,053.00
Alliance
Colorado Springs, CO 1887 - 68
64 The Leukemia & Lymphoma 0.00 0.00
Society
White Plains, NY 1949 - 73
65 Young Life 0.00 23,271,114.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1941 - 63
66 Muscular Dystrophy Assoc. 0.00 0.00
Tucson, AZ 1950 - 61
67 Educational Broadcasting Corp. 0.00 6,548,525.00
New York, NY 1962 - 72
68 Samaritan's Purse 0.00 0.00
Boone, NC 1970 - 77
69 Juvenile Diabetes Foundation 0.00 0.00
International
New York, NY 1970 - 86
70 Map International, Inc. 0.00 2,171,095.00
Brunswick, Ga 1954 - 97
71 Citizen's Scholarship Fdn 0.00 6,217,326.00
of America
St. Peter, MIN 1961 - 83
72 J.F. Kennedy Center for the 0.00 51,608,281.00
Performing Arts
Washington, DC 1971 - 70
73 National Assc for the Exchange 0.00 12,264,220.00
of Ind. Resources
Galesburg, IL 1977 - 65
74 National Mental Health 1,547,338.00 33,735,015.00
Association
Alexandria, VA 1909 - 94
75 Children's Television 0.00 54,22,1,210.00
Workshop/Sesame Workshop
New York, NY 1968 - NR
76 Christian Aid Ministries 0.00 0.00
Berlin, OH 1981 - 93
77 Arthritis Foundation 0.00 8,028,927.00
Atlanta, GA 1948 - 71
78 Schwab Fund For 0.00 0.00
Charitable Giving
San Francisco 1999 - NR
79 Make A Wish Foundation 0.00 0.00
Phoenix, AZ 1981 - NR
80 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 0.00 31,762,219.00
Bethesda, MD 1955 - 75
81 Rotary Foundation of 0.00 0.00
Rotary International
Evanston, IL 1917 - 74
82 Christian Children's Fund 0.00 626,414.00
Richmond, VA 1938 - 80
83 Trust For Public Land 0.00 8,183,000.00
San Francisco 1972 - 53
84 National Gallery of Art 0.00 1,806,509.00
Washington, DC 1937 - 37
85 Junior Achievement, Inc. 50,966.00 3,374,375.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1919 - 85
86 Focus on the Family 0.00 5,293,612.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1977 - 79
87 SIL International (Summer 0.00 4,982,207.00
Inst of Linguistics, Inc.)
Dallas, TX 1934 - 95
88 Disabled American Veterans 8,768,984.00 0.00
Cincinnati, OH 1920 - 78
89 World Wildlife Fund 0.00 717,031.00
Washington, DC 1961 - 88
90 Covenant House 0.00 0.00
New York, NY 1968 - 87
91 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 8,412,246.00 26,480,816.00
Boston, MA 1870 - 52
92 Compassion International 0.00 0.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1952 - 100
93 Wycliffe Bible Translators 0.00 0.00
Orlando, FL 1942 - 82
94 National Wildlife Federation 19,395,328.00 545,855.00
& Endowment
Reston, VA 1936 - 96
95 Jewish Board of Family 0.00 92,420,713.00
and Children's Services
New York, NY 1874 - 84
96 Project HOPE 0.00 2,893,420.00
Millwood, VA 1958 - 98
97 National Jewish Medical 0.00 33,675,000.00
and Research Center
Denver, CO 1899 - 99
98 The Carter Center 0.00 0.00
Atlanta, GA 1981 - NR
99 NY Police & Fire Widows' 0.00 0.00
& Children's Benefit
New York, NY 1985 - NR
100 Local Initiatives Support 0.00 9,811,627.00
Corporation
New York, NY 1979 - NR
Name Sources of
Income
Location, Year Founded, Last
Year's Rank Other In Kind
1 Lutheran Services in 218,553,922.00 25,090,000.00
America
Baltimore, MD 1988 - 1
2 The National Council of YMCAs -31,786,000.00 0.00
Chicago, IL 1851 - 2
3 American Red Cross 64,731,714.00 43,090,445.00
Washington, DC 1881 - 5
4 Catholic Charities USA * 59,883,815.00 71,951,467.00
Alexandria, VA 1910 - 6
5 United Jewish Communities ** 0.00 NA
New York, NY 1999 - 3
6 Goodwill Industries 23,600,000.00 NA
International +
Bethesda, MD 1902 - 7
7 Salvation Army 456,502,905.00 0.00
Alexandria, VA 1865 - 4
8 Fidelity Investments Charitable 0.00 0.00
Gift Fund
Boston, MA 1991 - 8
9 Boys & Girls Club of America 59,031,779.00 NA
Atlanta, GA 1906 - 9
10 American Cancer Society, Inc. 1,589,000.00 41,760,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1913 - 10
11 The Metropolitan Museum of Art 42,504,815.00 435,534,823.00
New York, NY 1870 - 27
12 The Nature Conservancy 3,813,324.00 79,353,401.00
Arlington, VA 1951 - 11
13 Boy Scouts of America 27,533,000.00 NA
Irving, TX 1910 - 13
14 Habitat for Humanity 27,676,696.00 78,811,941.00
International
Americus, GA 1976 - 21
15 Gifts In Kind International 7,423.00 675,710,477.00
Alexandria, VA 1984 - 19
16 Girl Scouts of the USA * 39,015,000.00 10,468,000.00
New York, NY 1912 - 15
17 Planned Parenthood Federation o 6,400,000.00 NA
America
New York, NY 1922 - 17
18 America's Second Harvest -229,685.00 632,925,008.00
Chicago, IL 1979 - 14
19 YWCA of the USA ** 94,394,767.00 0.00
New York, NY 1906 - 16
20 Volunteers of America 14,851,096.00 17,938,545.00
Alexandria, VA 1896 - 22
21 Easter Seals 9,876,000.00 12,800,000.00
Chicago, IL 1919 - 20
22 Public Broadcasting Service 4,620,633.00 221,903,620.00
Alexandria, VA 1969 - 24
23 World Vision 1,974,000.00 221,777,000.00
Federal Way, WA 1950 - 26
24 American Heart Association 44,704,952.00 6,350,403.00
Dallas, TX 1924 - 25
25 Smithsonian Institution 85,554,829.00 5,202,564.00
Washington, DC 1846 - 23
26 United Cerebral Palsy 207,138,612.00 3,215,427.00
Associations
Washington, DC 1948 - 18
27 AmeriCares Foundation -2,515,193.00 447,015,507.00
New Canaan, CT 1982 - 35
28 Feed the Children 901,889.00 383,326,335.00
Oklahoma City, OK 1979 - 30
29 CARE USA * + 1,383,000.00 91,489,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1945 - 29
30 City of Hope 1,322,928.00 6,734,655.00
Los Angeles, CA 1913 - 33
31 Campus Crusade for Christ, Inc. 9,670,000.00 0.00
Orlando, FL 1951 - 32
32 ALSAC-St. Jude's Children's 3,314,066.00 0.00
Research Hospital
Memphis, TN 1957 - 28
33 Dana Farber Cancer Institute 30,341,757.00 0.00
Boston, MA 1951 - 34
34 Food For The Poor -61,588.00 264,341,848.00
Deerfield Beach, FL 1982 - 39
35 Catholic Relief Services 5,553,000.00 115,492,000.00
Baltimore, MD 1943 - 31
36 Wildlife Conservation Society 19,456,728.00 0.00
Bronx, NY 1895 - 89
37 Metropolitan Opera Assoc., Inc. 7,916,000.00 0.00
New York, NY 1883 - 42
38 Shriners Hospitals for Children 3,311,000.00 NA
Tampa, FL 1922 - 12
39 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research 28,011,516.00 2,961,205.00
Center
Seattle, WA 1975 - 36
40 March of Dimes White Plains, 2,405,273.00 0.00
NY 1938 - 40
41 Special Olympics International, 26,234,258.00 6,990,059.00
Inc. **
Washington, DC 1968 - 48
42 Big Brothers/Big Sisters of 0.00 0.00
America
Philadelphia 1945 - 44
43 Colonial Williamsburg 26,974,946.00 686,191.00
Foundation
Williamsburg, VA 1928 - 38
44 US Fund for UNICEF 7,838,859.00 113,759,698.00
New York, NY 1946 - 57
45 WGBH Educational Foundation 1,126,317.00 0.00
Boston, MA 1951 - NR
46 American Museum of Natural 5,083,081.00 926,683.00
History
New York, NY 1869 - 45
47 United Negro College Fund, Inc. 0.00 35,000,000.00
Fairfax, VA 1944 - 54
48 Trinity Broadcasting Network 334,065.00 22,512,204.00
Tustin, CA 1973 - 55
49 Ducks Unlimited Inc 9,883,290.00 0.00
Memphis, TN 1937 - 76
50 Girls Incorporated 4,744,054.00 0.00
New York, NY 1945 - 46
51 The Christian Broacasting 49,423,186.00 6,508,279.00
Network
Virginia Beach, VA 1960 - 56
52 Save the Children Federation, 773,481.00 26,008,652.00
Inc.
Westport, CT 1932 - 67
53 Institute of International 1,228,573.00 0.00
Education
New York, NY 1971 - NR
54 American Lung Association ** 8,325,000.00 NA
New York, NY 1904 - 50
55 American Diabetes Association 9,569,628.00 147,660.00
Alexandria, VA 1940 - 49
56 Art Institute of Chicago 16,344,546.00 91,023.00
Chicago, IL 1893 - 41
57 Vanguard Charitable Endowment 0.00 331,050.00
Program
Southeastem, PA 1997 - 90
58 Alzheimer's Disease & 26,922,782.00 444,601.00
Related Disorders Assc
Chicago, IL 1980 - 66
59 Museum Of Modern Art 30,982,682.00 17,901,372.00
New York, NY 1929 - 43
60 Girls and Boys Town 1,470,915.00 1,534,982.00
Boys Town, NE 1917 - 64
61 National Multiple Sclerosis 0.00 6,682,000.00
Society
New York, NY 1946 - 58
62 International Rescue Committee 3,293,000.00 3,494,000.00
New York, NY 1933 - 59
63 The Christian and Missionary 6,397,044.00 0.00
Alliance
Colorado Springs, CO 1887 - 68
64 The Leukemia & Lymphoma 1,056,633.00 0.00
Society
White Plains, NY 1949 - 73
65 Young Life 12,914,191.00 6,812,397.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1941 - 63
66 Muscular Dystrophy Assoc. 1,838,147.00 0.00
Tucson, AZ 1950 - 61
67 Educational Broadcasting Corp. 11,956,302.00 0.00
New York, NY 1962 - 72
68 Samaritan's Purse 53,606.00 82,192,227.00
Boone, NC 1970 - 77
69 Juvenile Diabetes Foundation 85,866,896.00 0.00
International
New York, NY 1970 - 86
70 Map International, Inc. 160,441.00 140,263,096.00
Brunswick, Ga 1954 - 97
71 Citizen's Scholarship Fdn 0.00 0.00
of America
St. Peter, MIN 1961 - 83
72 J.F. Kennedy Center for the 4,577,479.00 292,013.00
Performing Arts
Washington, DC 1971 - 70
73 National Assc for the Exchange 0.00 128,805,563.00
of Ind. Resources
Galesburg, IL 1977 - 65
74 National Mental Health 937,733.00 143,805.00
Association
Alexandria, VA 1909 - 94
75 Children's Television 43,51,445.00 1,770,000.00
Workshop/Sesame Workshop
New York, NY 1968 - NR
76 Christian Aid Ministries 0.00 119,260,386.00
Berlin, OH 1981 - 93
77 Arthritis Foundation -898,700.00 9,326,010.00
Atlanta, GA 1948 - 71
78 Schwab Fund For 0.00 101,637,857.00
Charitable Giving
San Francisco 1999 - NR
79 Make A Wish Foundation 933,010.00 14,087,000.00
Phoenix, AZ 1981 - NR
80 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 1,599,549.00 0.00
Bethesda, MD 1955 - 75
81 Rotary Foundation of -22,548.00 3,361,728.00
Rotary International
Evanston, IL 1917 - 74
82 Christian Children's Fund 767,684.00 137,340.00
Richmond, VA 1938 - 80
83 Trust For Public Land 123,000.00 37,167,000.00
San Francisco 1972 - 53
84 National Gallery of Art 4,811,328.00 1,288,117.00
Washington, DC 1937 - 37
85 Junior Achievement, Inc. 23,143,296.00 5,340,071.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1919 - 85
86 Focus on the Family 4,030;724.00 3,549,840.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1977 - 79
87 SIL International (Summer -291,561.00 85,365,079.00
Inst of Linguistics, Inc.)
Dallas, TX 1934 - 95
88 Disabled American Veterans 1,622,352.00 14,551.00
Cincinnati, OH 1920 - 78
89 World Wildlife Fund 2,764,318.00 8,321,000.00
Washington, DC 1961 - 88
90 Covenant House 2,022,663.00 1,258,074.00
New York, NY 1968 - 87
91 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 31,119,689.00 3,410,120.00
Boston, MA 1870 - 52
92 Compassion International 39,430.00 106,830.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1952 - 100
93 Wycliffe Bible Translators 3,269,241.00 0.00
Orlando, FL 1942 - 82
94 National Wildlife Federation 37,620,882.00 628,917.00
& Endowment
Reston, VA 1936 - 96
95 Jewish Board of Family 606,436.00 4,666.00
and Children's Services
New York, NY 1874 - 84
96 Project HOPE 164,283.00 77,529,692.00
Millwood, VA 1958 - 98
97 National Jewish Medical 2,349,904.00 1,970,419.00
and Research Center
Denver, CO 1899 - 99
98 The Carter Center 28,485.00 45,587,669.00
Atlanta, GA 1981 - NR
99 NY Police & Fire Widows' -183,481.00 8,139,262.00
& Children's Benefit
New York, NY 1985 - NR
100 Local Initiatives Support 4,036,264.00 0.00
Corporation
New York, NY 1979 - NR
Name Expenses
Location, Year Founded, Last
Year's Rank Total Programs
1 Lutheran Services in 7,565,347,074.00 7,032,600,330.00
America
Baltimore, MD 1988 - 1
2 The National Council of YMCAs 3,774,554,000.00 3,071,427,000.00
Chicago, IL 1851 - 2
3 American Red Cross 2,702,061,488.00 2,442,321,691.00
Washington, DC 1881 - 5
4 Catholic Charities USA * 2,583,778,140.00 2,017,276,874.00
Alexandria, VA 1910 - 6
5 United Jewish Communities ** 2,224,000,000.00 1,888,000,000.00
New York, NY 1999 - 3
6 Goodwill Industries 1,889,100,000.00 1,670,300,000.00
International +
Bethesda, MD 1902 - 7
7 Salvation Army 2,340,603,940.00 1,948,208,603.00
Alexandria, VA 1865 - 4
8 Fidelity Investments Charitable 753,449,125.00 741,311,746.00
Gift Fund
Boston, MA 1991 - 8
9 Boys & Girls Club of America 925,857,116.00 759,262,444.00
Atlanta, GA 1906 - 9
10 American Cancer Society, Inc. 870,448,000.00 664,532,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1913 - 10
11 The Metropolitan Museum of Art 244,149,491.00 207,188,792.00
New York, NY 1870 - 27
12 The Nature Conservancy 433,909,996.00 334,623,259.00
Arlington, VA 1951 - 11
13 Boy Scouts of America 744,538,000.00 649,633,000.00
Irving, TX 1910 - 13
14 Habitat for Humanity 550,050,476.00 437,389,561.00
International
Americus, GA 1976 - 21
15 Gifts In Kind International 712,202,464.00 709,913,850.00
Alexandria, VA 1984 - 19
16 Girl Scouts of the USA * 631,168,000.00 524,888,000.00
New York, NY 1912 - 15
17 Planned Parenthood Federation o 622,400,000.00 507,800,000.00
America
New York, NY 1922 - 17
18 America's Second Harvest 651,799,826.00 647,120,676.00
Chicago, IL 1979 - 14
19 YWCA of the USA ** 582,529,171.00 509,339,426.00
New York, NY 1906 - 16
20 Volunteers of America 577,345,671.00 506,780,028.00
Alexandria, VA 1896 - 22
21 Easter Seals 606,214,000.00 511,729,000.00
Chicago, IL 1919 - 20
22 Public Broadcasting Service 565,006,318.00 543,629,254.00
Alexandria, VA 1969 - 24
23 World Vision 527,554,000.00 443,785,000.00
Federal Way, WA 1950 - 26
24 American Heart Association 502,212,122.00 364,310,480.00
Dallas, TX 1924 - 25
25 Smithsonian Institution 406,985,167.00 329,163,955.00
Washington, DC 1846 - 23
26 United Cerebral Palsy 467,397,724.00 411,274,647.00
Associations
Washington, DC 1948 - 18
27 AmeriCares Foundation 440,009,048.00 435,137,435.00
New Canaan, CT 1982 - 35
28 Feed the Children 454,354,968.00 395,921,441.00
Oklahoma City, OK 1979 - 30
29 CARE USA * + 422,296,000.00 379,596,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1945 - 29
30 City of Hope 362,121,271.00 321,692,798.00
Los Angeles, CA 1913 - 33
31 Campus Crusade for Christ, Inc. 393,955,000.00 334,204,000.00
Orlando, FL 1951 - 32
32 ALSAC-St. Jude's Children's 338,382,792.00 268,840,312.00
Research Hospital
Memphis, TN 1957 - 28
33 Dana Farber Cancer Institute 317,170,414.00 291,515,177.00
Boston, MA 1951 - 34
34 Food For The Poor 318,927,670.00 296,802,682.00
Deerfield Beach, FL 1982 - 39
35 Catholic Relief Services 344,880,000.00 310,040,000.00
Baltimore, MD 1943 - 31
36 Wildlife Conservation Society 124,028,688.00 107,643,621.00
Bronx, NY 1895 - 89
37 Metropolitan Opera Assoc., Inc. 193,305,000.00 169,750,000.00
New York, NY 1883 - 42
38 Shriners Hospitals for Children 486,863,000.00 451,827,000.00
Tampa, FL 1922 - 12
39 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research 247,559,243.00 210,914,432.00
Center
Seattle, WA 1975 - 36
40 March of Dimes White Plains, 216,050,828.00 161,709,461.00
NY 1938 - 40
41 Special Olympics International, 188,760,221.00 131,049,533.00
Inc. **
Washington, DC 1968 - 48
42 Big Brothers/Big Sisters of 195,844,519.00 135,114,040.00
America
Philadelphia 1945 - 44
43 Colonial Williamsburg 129,167,344.00 105,271,321.00
Foundation
Williamsburg, VA 1928 - 38
44 US Fund for UNICEF 191,160,734.00 161,519,964.00
New York, NY 1946 - 57
45 WGBH Educational Foundation 198,524,608.00 166,709,099.00
Boston, MA 1951 - NR
46 American Museum of Natural 168,946,780,00 145,073,229.00
History
New York, NY 1869 - 45
47 United Negro College Fund, Inc. 173,275,325.00 147,086,262.00
Fairfax, VA 1944 - 54
48 Trinity Broadcasting Network 104,270,780.00 75,885,551.00
Tustin, CA 1973 - 55
49 Ducks Unlimited Inc 175,643,517.00 151,540,932.00
Memphis, TN 1937 - 76
50 Girls Incorporated 149,893,273.00 126,256,935.00
New York, NY 1945 - 46
51 The Christian Broacasting 169,088,461.00 125,504,661.00
Network
Virginia Beach, VA 1960 - 56
52 Save the Children Federation, 171,060,450.00 147,240,494.00
Inc.
Westport, CT 1932 - 67
53 Institute of International 164,880,077.00 158,237,675.00
Education
New York, NY 1971 - NR
54 American Lung Association ** 169,390,000.00 132,190,000.00
New York, NY 1904 - 50
55 American Diabetes Association 163,592,607.00 124,408,669.00
Alexandria, VA 1940 - 49
56 Art Institute of Chicago 175,139,590.00 126,087,237.00
Chicago, IL 1893 - 41
57 Vanguard Charitable Endowment 47,962,338.00 45,982,278.00
Program
Southeastem, PA 1997 - 90
58 Alzheimer's Disease & 147,675,505.00 113,147,007.00
Related Disorders Assc
Chicago, IL 1980 - 66
59 Museum Of Modern Art 119,574,854.00 91,586,374.00
New York, NY 1929 - 43
60 Girls and Boys Town 170,225,743.00 144,372,922.00
Boys Town, NE 1917 - 64
61 National Multiple Sclerosis 156,254,618.00 120,465,848.00
Society
New York, NY 1946 - 58
62 International Rescue Committee 150,390,000.00 138,911,000.00
New York, NY 1933 - 59
63 The Christian and Missionary 153,319,211.00 121,468,032.00
Alliance
Colorado Springs, CO 1887 - 68
64 The Leukemia & Lymphoma 149,860,826.00 113,544,825.00
Society
White Plains, NY 1949 - 73
65 Young Life 140,806,296.00 113,139,752.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1941 - 63
66 Muscular Dystrophy Assoc. 141,889,082.00 105,850,408.00
Tucson, AZ 1950 - 61
67 Educational Broadcasting Corp. 148,958,094.00 114,190,345.00
New York, NY 1962 - 72
68 Samaritan's Purse 140,161,555.00 126,240,653.00
Boone, NC 1970 - 77
69 Juvenile Diabetes Foundation 172,216,070.00 149,665,240.00
International
New York, NY 1970 - 86
70 Map International, Inc. 135,871,911.00 133,991,239.00
Brunswick, Ga 1954 - 97
71 Citizen's Scholarship Fdn 122,310,189.00 115,126,365.00
of America
St. Peter, MIN 1961 - 83
72 J.F. Kennedy Center for the 120,131,985.00 85,374,943.00
Performing Arts
Washington, DC 1971 - 70
73 National Assc for the Exchange 149,293,293.00 147,367,425.00
of Ind. Resources
Galesburg, IL 1977 - 65
74 National Mental Health 134,270,115.00 118,147,894.00
Association
Alexandria, VA 1909 - 94
75 Children's Television 159,374,180.00 130,765,205.00
Workshop/Sesame Workshop
New York, NY 1968 - NR
76 Christian Aid Ministries 128,049,242.00 127,115,559.00
Berlin, OH 1981 - 93
77 Arthritis Foundation 140,047,232.00 113,017,538.00
Atlanta, GA 1948 - 71
78 Schwab Fund For 45,562,975.00 44,327,999.00
Charitable Giving
San Francisco 1999 - NR
79 Make A Wish Foundation 121,140,959.00 95,839,660.00
Phoenix, AZ 1981 - NR
80 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 133,006,881.00 118,290,370.00
Bethesda, MD 1955 - 75
81 Rotary Foundation of 118,918,884.00 102,737,703.00
Rotary International
Evanston, IL 1917 - 74
82 Christian Children's Fund 132,222,602.00 105,928,552.00
Richmond, VA 1938 - 80
83 Trust For Public Land 116,812,000.00 104,212,000.00
San Francisco 1972 - 53
84 National Gallery of Art 117,838,458.00 96,409,750.00
Washington, DC 1937 - 37
85 Junior Achievement, Inc. 115,665,043.00 84,213,562.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1919 - 85
86 Focus on the Family 120,157,704.00 101,850,324.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1977 - 79
87 SIL International (Summer 121,403,525.00 105,912,391.00
Inst of Linguistics, Inc.)
Dallas, TX 1934 - 95
88 Disabled American Veterans 99,514,531.00 64,056,764,00
Cincinnati, OH 1920 - 78
89 World Wildlife Fund 109,051,061.00 88,621,812.00
Washington, DC 1961 - 88
90 Covenant House 115,166,716.00 80,401,317.00
New York, NY 1968 - 87
91 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 104,717,715.00 74,603,006.00
Boston, MA 1870 - 52
92 Compassion International 101,478,493.00 81,591,890.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1952 - 100
93 Wycliffe Bible Translators 109,681,595.00 91,760,534.00
Orlando, FL 1942 - 82
94 National Wildlife Federation 117,195,332.00 100,675,688.00
& Endowment
Reston, VA 1936 - 96
95 Jewish Board of Family 109,565,143.00 95,575,387.00
and Children's Services
New York, NY 1874 - 84
96 Project HOPE 98,344,218.00 91,306,718.00
Millwood, VA 1958 - 98
97 National Jewish Medical 91,683,999,00 62,328,455.00
and Research Center
Denver, CO 1899 - 99
98 The Carter Center 67,625,781.00 56,764,377.00
Atlanta, GA 1981 - NR
99 NY Police & Fire Widows' 17,250,947.00 17,071,900.00
& Children's Benefit
New York, NY 1985 - NR
100 Local Initiatives Support 94,246,014.00 81,567,355.00
Corporation
New York, NY 1979 - NR
Name Expenses
Location, Year Founded, Last
Year's Rank Fundraising Administration
1 Lutheran Services in 22,532,462.00 510,214,282.00
America
Baltimore, MD 1988 - 1
2 The National Council of YMCAs 68,875,000.00 634,252,000.00
Chicago, IL 1851 - 2
3 American Red Cross 108,616,416.00 151,123,381.00
Washington, DC 1881 - 5
4 Catholic Charities USA * 29,072,706.00 218,573,138.00
Alexandria, VA 1910 - 6
5 United Jewish Communities ** 210,000,000.00 126,000,000.00
New York, NY 1999 - 3
6 Goodwill Industries 9,900,000.00 208,900,000.00
International +
Bethesda, MD 1902 - 7
7 Salvation Army 102,057,775.00 290,337,562.00
Alexandria, VA 1865 - 4
8 Fidelity Investments Charitable 9,480,360.00 2,657,019.00
Gift Fund
Boston, MA 1991 - 8
9 Boys & Girls Club of America 42,098,078.00 124,496,594.00
Atlanta, GA 1906 - 9
10 American Cancer Society, Inc. 146,936,000.00 58,980,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1913 - 10
11 The Metropolitan Museum of Art 7,301,960.00 29,658,739.00
New York, NY 1870 - 27
12 The Nature Conservancy 48,739,194.00 50,547,543.00
Arlington, VA 1951 - 11
13 Boy Scouts of America 44,557,000.00 50,348,000.00
Irving, TX 1910 - 13
14 Habitat for Humanity 54,012,240.00 58,648,675.00
International
Americus, GA 1976 - 21
15 Gifts In Kind International 153,036.00 2,135,578.00
Alexandria, VA 1984 - 19
16 Girl Scouts of the USA * 34,446,000.00 71,834,000.00
New York, NY 1912 - 15
17 Planned Parenthood Federation o 33,900,000.00 80,700,000.00
America
New York, NY 1922 - 17
18 America's Second Harvest 3,128,825.00 1,550,325.00
Chicago, IL 1979 - 14
19 YWCA of the USA ** 11,852,375.00 61,337,370.00
New York, NY 1906 - 16
20 Volunteers of America 17,993,517.00 52,572,126.00
Alexandria, VA 1896 - 22
21 Easter Seals 38,016,000.00 56,469,000.00
Chicago, IL 1919 - 20
22 Public Broadcasting Service 946,975.00 20,430,089.00
Alexandria, VA 1969 - 24
23 World Vision 55,157,000.00 28,612,000.00
Federal Way, WA 1950 - 26
24 American Heart Association 102,309,325.00 35,592,317.00
Dallas, TX 1924 - 25
25 Smithsonian Institution 12,158,428.00 65,662,784.00
Washington, DC 1846 - 23
26 United Cerebral Palsy 12,359,481.00 43,763,596.00
Associations
Washington, DC 1948 - 18
27 AmeriCares Foundation 2,900,939.00 1,970,674.00
New Canaan, CT 1982 - 35
28 Feed the Children 50,381,051.00 8,052,476.00
Oklahoma City, OK 1979 - 30
29 CARE USA * + 18,112,000.00 24,588,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1945 - 29
30 City of Hope 15,114,119.00 25,314,354.00
Los Angeles, CA 1913 - 33
31 Campus Crusade for Christ, Inc. 29,209,000.00 30,542,000.00
Orlando, FL 1951 - 32
32 ALSAC-St. Jude's Children's 47,062,159.00 22,480,321.00
Research Hospital
Memphis, TN 1957 - 28
33 Dana Farber Cancer Institute 7,002,487.00 18,652,750.00
Boston, MA 1951 - 34
34 Food For The Poor 16,370,035.00 5,754,953.00
Deerfield Beach, FL 1982 - 39
35 Catholic Relief Services 21,033,000.00 13,807,000.00
Baltimore, MD 1943 - 31
36 Wildlife Conservation Society 5,753,920.00 10,631,147.00
Bronx, NY 1895 - 89
37 Metropolitan Opera Assoc., Inc. 12,385,000.00 11,170,000.00
New York, NY 1883 - 42
38 Shriners Hospitals for Children 10,571,000.00 24,465,000.00
Tampa, FL 1922 - 12
39 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research 3,279,301.00 33,365,510.00
Center
Seattle, WA 1975 - 36
40 March of Dimes White Plains, 36,721,350.00 17,620,017.00
NY 1938 - 40
41 Special Olympics International, 41,296,046.00 16,414,642.00
Inc. **
Washington, DC 1968 - 48
42 Big Brothers/Big Sisters of 25,801,339.00 34,929,140.00
America
Philadelphia 1945 - 44
43 Colonial Williamsburg 8,135,181.00 15,760,842.00
Foundation
Williamsburg, VA 1928 - 38
44 US Fund for UNICEF 21,151,117.00 8,489,653.00
New York, NY 1946 - 57
45 WGBH Educational Foundation 14,797,992.00 17,017,517.00
Boston, MA 1951 - NR
46 American Museum of Natural 3,891,150.00 19,982,401.00
History
New York, NY 1869 - 45
47 United Negro College Fund, Inc. 15,833,000.00 10,356,063.00
Fairfax, VA 1944 - 54
48 Trinity Broadcasting Network 12,491,706.00 15,893,523.00
Tustin, CA 1973 - 55
49 Ducks Unlimited Inc 18,624,255.00 5,478,330.00
Memphis, TN 1937 - 76
50 Girls Incorporated 6,658,244.00 16,978,094.00
New York, NY 1945 - 46
51 The Christian Broacasting 21,106,191.00 22,477,609.00
Network
Virginia Beach, VA 1960 - 56
52 Save the Children Federation, 16,207,177.00 7,612,779.00
Inc.
Westport, CT 1932 - 67
53 Institute of International 1,047,682.00 5,594,720.00
Education
New York, NY 1971 - NR
54 American Lung Association ** 25,749,000.00 11,451,000.00
New York, NY 1904 - 50
55 American Diabetes Association 30,654,057.00 8,529,881.00
Alexandria, VA 1940 - 49
56 Art Institute of Chicago 7,567,753.00 41,484,600.00
Chicago, IL 1893 - 41
57 Vanguard Charitable Endowment 716,915.00 1,263,145,00
Program
Southeastem, PA 1997 - 90
58 Alzheimer's Disease & 24,497,852.00 10,030,646.00
Related Disorders Assc
Chicago, IL 1980 - 66
59 Museum Of Modern Art 6,417,340.00 21,571,140.00
New York, NY 1929 - 43
60 Girls and Boys Town 14,120,011.00 11,732,810.00
Boys Town, NE 1917 - 64
61 National Multiple Sclerosis 25,540,184.00 10,248,586.00
Society
New York, NY 1946 - 58
62 International Rescue Committee 3,513,000.00 7,966,000.00
New York, NY 1933 - 59
63 The Christian and Missionary 4,141,343.00 27,709,836.0
Alliance
Colorado Springs, CO 1887 - 68
64 The Leukemia & Lymphoma 26,151,425.00 10,164,576.0
Society
White Plains, NY 1949 - 73
65 Young Life 14,172,831.00 13,493,713.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1941 - 63
66 Muscular Dystrophy Assoc. 26,276,563.00 9,762,111.00
Tucson, AZ 1950 - 61
67 Educational Broadcasting Corp. 21,357,784.00 13,409,965.0
New York, NY 1962 - 72
68 Samaritan's Purse 5,723,759.00 8,197,143.00
Boone, NC 1970 - 77
69 Juvenile Diabetes Foundation 12,646,042.00 9,904,788.00
International
New York, NY 1970 - 86
70 Map International, Inc. 1,466,644.00 414,028.00
Brunswick, Ga 1954 - 97
71 Citizen's Scholarship Fdn 3,067,049.00 4,116,775.00
of America
St. Peter, MIN 1961 - 83
72 J.F. Kennedy Center for the 4,928,240.00 29,828,802.00
Performing Arts
Washington, DC 1971 - 70
73 National Assc for the Exchange 762,534.00 1,163,334.00
of Ind. Resources
Galesburg, IL 1977 - 65
74 National Mental Health 2,328,759.00 13,793,462.00
Association
Alexandria, VA 1909 - 94
75 Children's Television 1,458,171.00 27,150,804.00
Workshop/Sesame Workshop
New York, NY 1968 - NR
76 Christian Aid Ministries 372,031.00 561,652.00
Berlin, OH 1981 - 93
77 Arthritis Foundation 16,761,512.00 10,268,182.00
Atlanta, GA 1948 - 71
78 Schwab Fund For 755,447.00 479,529.00
Charitable Giving
San Francisco 1999 - NR
79 Make A Wish Foundation 15,872,608.00 9,428,691.00
Phoenix, AZ 1981 - NR
80 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 10,903,496.00 3,813,015.00
Bethesda, MD 1955 - 75
81 Rotary Foundation of 9,571,539.00 6,609,642.00
Rotary International
Evanston, IL 1917 - 74
82 Christian Children's Fund 16,591,292.00 9,702,758.00
Richmond, VA 1938 - 80
83 Trust For Public Land 2,306,000.00 10,294,000.00
San Francisco 1972 - 53
84 National Gallery of Art 2,915,857.00 18,512,851.00
Washington, DC 1937 - 37
85 Junior Achievement, Inc. 13,281,636.00 18,169,845.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1919 - 85
86 Focus on the Family 7,613,698.00 10,693,682.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1977 - 79
87 SIL International (Summer 308,879.00 15,182,255.00
Inst of Linguistics, Inc.)
Dallas, TX 1934 - 95
88 Disabled American Veterans 30,048,037.00 5,409,730.00
Cincinnati, OH 1920 - 78
89 World Wildlife Fund 14,372,235.00 6,057,014.00
Washington, DC 1961 - 88
90 Covenant House 23,568,453.00 11,196,946.00
New York, NY 1968 - 87
91 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 5,084,471.00 25,030,238.00
Boston, MA 1870 - 52
92 Compassion International 9,771,604.00 10,114,999.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1952 - 100
93 Wycliffe Bible Translators 5,499,346.00 12,421,715.00
Orlando, FL 1942 - 82
94 National Wildlife Federation 9,116,162.00 7,403,482.00
& Endowment
Reston, VA 1936 - 96
95 Jewish Board of Family 623,999,00 13,365,757.00
and Children's Services
New York, NY 1874 - 84
96 Project HOPE 3,959,979.00 3,077,521.00
Millwood, VA 1958 - 98
97 National Jewish Medical 5,014,960.00 24,340,584.00
and Research Center
Denver, CO 1899 - 99
98 The Carter Center 5,653,147.00 5,208,257.00
Atlanta, GA 1981 - NR
99 NY Police & Fire Widows' 39,702.00 139,345.00
& Children's Benefit
New York, NY 1985 - NR
100 Local Initiatives Support 4,907,047.00 7,771,612.00
Corporation
New York, NY 1979 - NR
Name Value of
Location, Year Founded, Last
Year's Rank Total Assets Investments
1 Lutheran Services in NA NA
America
Baltimore, MD 1988 - 1
2 The National Council of YMCAs NA NA
Chicago, IL 1851 - 2
3 American Red Cross 3,137,712,042.00 1,120,772,027.00
Washington, DC 1881 - 5
4 Catholic Charities USA * NA NA
Alexandria, VA 1910 - 6
5 United Jewish Communities ** NA NA
New York, NY 1999 - 3
6 Goodwill Industries 1,682,600,000.00 NA
International +
Bethesda, MD 1902 - 7
7 Salvation Army 7,983,240,507.00 3,833,011,237.00
Alexandria, VA 1865 - 4
8 Fidelity Investments Charitable 2,680,915,013.00 2,598,032,773.00
Gift Fund
Boston, MA 1991 - 8
9 Boys & Girls Club of America 2,199,776,430.00 720,598,307.00
Atlanta, GA 1906 - 9
10 American Cancer Society, Inc. 1,538,488,000.00 862,475,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1913 - 10
11 The Metropolitan Museum of Art 2,295,913,847.00 1,469,381,941.00
New York, NY 1870 - 27
12 The Nature Conservancy 2,934,584,812.00 1,070,203,530.00
Arlington, VA 1951 - 11
13 Boy Scouts of America 2,533,015,000.00 NA
Irving, TX 1910 - 13
14 Habitat for Humanity 1,053,489,180.00 54,089,365.00
International
Americus, GA 1976 - 21
15 Gifts In Kind International 20,640,577.00 0.00
Alexandria, VA 1984 - 19
16 Girl Scouts of the USA * 1,356,346,000.00 NA
New York, NY 1912 - 15
17 Planned Parenthood Federation o 750,300,000.00 NA
America
New York, NY 1922 - 17
18 America's Second Harvest 12,347,933.00 6,548,584.00
Chicago, IL 1979 - 14
19 YWCA of the USA ** 1,013,701,241.00 305,114,059.00
New York, NY 1906 - 16
20 Volunteers of America 858,560,205.00 143,934,509.00
Alexandria, VA 1896 - 22
21 Easter Seals 595,324,000.00 173,034,000.00
Chicago, IL 1919 - 20
22 Public Broadcasting Service 283,008,878.00 70,583,560.00
Alexandria, VA 1969 - 24
23 World Vision 134,582,000.00 65,086,000.00
Federal Way, WA 1950 - 26
24 American Heart Association 851,998,305.00 342,754,230.00
Dallas, TX 1924 - 25
25 Smithsonian Institution 1,301,142,768.00 684,918,415.00
Washington, DC 1846 - 23
26 United Cerebral Palsy 215,364,732.00 165,832,660.00
Associations
Washington, DC 1948 - 18
27 AmeriCares Foundation 70,828,213.00 15,088,581.00
New Canaan, CT 1982 - 35
28 Feed the Children 118,309,799.00 29,987,465.00
Oklahoma City, OK 1979 - 30
29 CARE USA * + 386,652,000.00 115,096,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1945 - 29
30 City of Hope 582,481,768.00 178,946,871.00
Los Angeles, CA 1913 - 33
31 Campus Crusade for Christ, Inc. 127,834,000.00 18,491,000.00
Orlando, FL 1951 - 32
32 ALSAC-St. Jude's Children's 1,551,500,333.00 1,137,532,531.00
Research Hospital
Memphis, TN 1957 - 28
33 Dana Farber Cancer Institute 674,918,483.00 10,424,268.00
Boston, MA 1951 - 34
34 Food For The Poor 14,952,203.00 228,147.00
Deerfield Beach, FL 1982 - 39
35 Catholic Relief Services 172,284,000.00 147,586,000.00
Baltimore, MD 1943 - 31
36 Wildlife Conservation Society 584,222,627.00 205,392,755.00
Bronx, NY 1895 - 89
37 Metropolitan Opera Assoc., Inc. 461,227,000.00 248,217,000.00
New York, NY 1883 - 42
38 Shriners Hospitals for Children 9,880,963,000.00 7,155,878.00
Tampa, FL 1922 - 12
39 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research 479,457,001.00 100,331,212.00
Center
Seattle, WA 1975 - 36
40 March of Dimes White Plains, 138,198,346.00 37,200,554.00
NY 1938 - 40
41 Special Olympics International, 184,146,703.00 103,964,855.00
Inc. **
Washington, DC 1968 - 48
42 Big Brothers/Big Sisters of 10,787,519.00 ++ NA
America
Philadelphia 1945 - 44
43 Colonial Williamsburg 1,047,216,370.00 638,488,673.00
Foundation
Williamsburg, VA 1928 - 38
44 US Fund for UNICEF 47,300,816.00 483,113.00
New York, NY 1946 - 57
45 WGBH Educational Foundation 246,424,005.00 38,338,188.00
Boston, MA 1951 - NR
46 American Museum of Natural 995,275,413.00 872,928,637.00
History
New York, NY 1869 - 45
47 United Negro College Fund, Inc. 190,712,165.00 70,608,239.00
Fairfax, VA 1944 - 54
48 Trinity Broadcasting Network 533,842,459.00 199,527,206.00
Tustin, CA 1973 - 55
49 Ducks Unlimited Inc 83,114,250.00 11,822,928.00
Memphis, TN 1937 - 76
50 Girls Incorporated 271,226,649.00 70,284,546.00
New York, NY 1945 - 46
51 The Christian Broacasting 177,336,305.00 18,608,832.00
Network
Virginia Beach, VA 1960 - 56
52 Save the Children Federation, 85,129,635.00 48,012,050.00
Inc.
Westport, CT 1932 - 67
53 Institute of International 107,421,831.00 45,855,546.00
Education
New York, NY 1971 - NR
54 American Lung Association ** NA NA
New York, NY 1904 - 50
55 American Diabetes Association 99,063,879.00 53,380,779.00
Alexandria, VA 1940 - 49
56 Art Institute of Chicago 979,686,661.00 667,448,006.00
Chicago, IL 1893 - 41
57 Vanguard Charitable Endowment 288,845,600.00 283,557,113.00
Program
Southeastem, PA 1997 - 90
58 Alzheimer's Disease & 159,143,497.00 86,395,974.00
Related Disorders Assc
Chicago, IL 1980 - 66
59 Museum Of Modern Art 827,911,247.00 633,841,283.00
New York, NY 1929 - 43
60 Girls and Boys Town 221,848,475.00 42,756,101.00
Boys Town, NE 1917 - 64
61 National Multiple Sclerosis 119,326,440.00 49,321,170.00
Society
New York, NY 1946 - 58
62 International Rescue Committee 75,788,000.00 28,987,000.00
New York, NY 1933 - 59
63 The Christian and Missionary 531,928,344.00 102,844,586.00
Alliance
Colorado Springs, CO 1887 - 68
64 The Leukemia & Lymphoma 94,428,186.00 74,282,171.00
Society
White Plains, NY 1949 - 73
65 Young Life 163,514,122.00 5,703,743.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1941 - 63
66 Muscular Dystrophy Assoc. 186,540,500.00 131,487,346.00
Tucson, AZ 1950 - 61
67 Educational Broadcasting Corp. 224,325,869.00 52,039,641.00
New York, NY 1962 - 72
68 Samaritan's Purse 72,277,893.00 6,200,370.00
Boone, NC 1970 - 77
69 Juvenile Diabetes Foundation 166,313,821.00 98,694,109.00
International
New York, NY 1970 - 86
70 Map International, Inc. 47,777,157.00 3,289,639.00
Brunswick, Ga 1954 - 97
71 Citizen's Scholarship Fdn 141,767,139.00 NA
of America
St. Peter, MIN 1961 - 83
72 J.F. Kennedy Center for the 303,257,822.00 81,013,935.00
Performing Arts
Washington, DC 1971 - 70
73 National Assc for the Exchange 140,766,139.00 0.00
of Ind. Resources
Galesburg, IL 1977 - 65
74 National Mental Health 94,656,812.00 13,417,919.00
Association
Alexandria, VA 1909 - 94
75 Children's Television 354,341,968.00 136,878,399.00
Workshop/Sesame Workshop
New York, NY 1968 - NR
76 Christian Aid Ministries 37,706,410.00 410,060.00
Berlin, OH 1981 - 93
77 Arthritis Foundation 191,282,448.00 91,508,216.00
Atlanta, GA 1948 - 71
78 Schwab Fund For 139,513,683.00 139,066,112.00
Charitable Giving
San Francisco 1999 - NR
79 Make A Wish Foundation 118,051,876.00 64,366,187.00
Phoenix, AZ 1981 - NR
80 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 181,229,550.00 137,927,165.00
Bethesda, MD 1955 - 75
81 Rotary Foundation of 620,990,411.00 557,717,894.00
Rotary International
Evanston, IL 1917 - 74
82 Christian Children's Fund 47,307,549.00 22,385,336.00
Richmond, VA 1938 - 80
83 Trust For Public Land 324,803,000.00 58,531,000.00
San Francisco 1972 - 53
84 National Gallery of Art 661,005,212.00 466,523,503.00
Washington, DC 1937 - 37
85 Junior Achievement, Inc. 153,100,913.00 39,007,154.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1919 - 85
86 Focus on the Family 104,369,789.00 9,976,027.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1977 - 79
87 SIL International (Summer 106,142,480.00 58,829,553.00
Inst of Linguistics, Inc.)
Dallas, TX 1934 - 95
88 Disabled American Veterans 324,048,990.00 298,809,836.00
Cincinnati, OH 1920 - 78
89 World Wildlife Fund 254,294,700.00 127,606,830.00
Washington, DC 1961 - 88
90 Covenant House 171,634,456.00 57,547,881.00
New York, NY 1968 - 87
91 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 581,354.00 442,632.00
Boston, MA 1870 - 52
92 Compassion International 67,420,052.00 23,310,920.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1952 - 100
93 Wycliffe Bible Translators 85,794,033.00 80,659,633.00
Orlando, FL 1942 - 82
94 National Wildlife Federation 167,899,915.00 71,150,993.00
& Endowment
Reston, VA 1936 - 96
95 Jewish Board of Family 161,401,200.00 93,232,175.00
and Children's Services
New York, NY 1874 - 84
96 Project HOPE 63,637,352.00 10,465,187.00
Millwood, VA 1958 - 98
97 National Jewish Medical 168,042,000.00 74,637,000.00
and Research Center
Denver, CO 1899 - 99
98 The Carter Center 211,853,253.00 134,188,705.00
Atlanta, GA 1981 - NR
99 NY Police & Fire Widows' 85,782,558.00 54,950,246.00
& Children's Benefit
New York, NY 1985 - NR
100 Local Initiatives Support 364,666,721.00 160,872,993.00
Corporation
New York, NY 1979 - NR
Name Total Net Change Unrestricted
Location, Year Founded, Last
Year's Rank in Net Assets Assets
1 Lutheran Services in NA NA
America
Baltimore, MD 1988 - 1
2 The National Council of YMCAs NA NA
Chicago, IL 1851 - 2
3 American Red Cross -31,070,993.00 1,466,402,202.00
Washington, DC 1881 - 5
4 Catholic Charities USA * NA NA
Alexandria, VA 1910 - 6
5 United Jewish Communities ** NA NA
New York, NY 1999 - 3
6 Goodwill Industries 72,600,000.00 66,500,000.00
International +
Bethesda, MD 1902 - 7
7 Salvation Army -425,727,572.00 4,976,994,612.00
Alexandria, VA 1865 - 4
8 Fidelity Investments Charitable 216,051,777.00 2,600,677,412.00
Gift Fund
Boston, MA 1991 - 8
9 Boys & Girls Club of America -101,945,248.00 NA
Atlanta, GA 1906 - 9
10 American Cancer Society, Inc. 52,441,000.00 831,150,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1913 - 10
11 The Metropolitan Museum of Art 405,720,519.00 797,933,358.00
New York, NY 1870 - 27
12 The Nature Conservancy 98,813,645.00 2,137,358,141.00
Arlington, VA 1951 - 11
13 Boy Scouts of America NA NA
Irving, TX 1910 - 13
14 Habitat for Humanity 139,680,133.00 718,357,293.00
International
Americus, GA 1976 - 21
15 Gifts In Kind International -31,114,138.00 -30,640,854.00
Alexandria, VA 1984 - 19
16 Girl Scouts of the USA * 58,691,000.00 1,110,250,000.00
New York, NY 1912 - 15
17 Planned Parenthood Federation o NA 251,000,000.00
America
New York, NY 1922 - 17
18 America's Second Harvest -1,454,760.00 113,620.00
Chicago, IL 1979 - 14
19 YWCA of the USA ** NA NA
New York, NY 1906 - 16
20 Volunteers of America 14,322,198.00 318,937,995.00
Alexandria, VA 1896 - 22
21 Easter Seals -22,843,000.00 321,148,000.00
Chicago, IL 1919 - 20
22 Public Broadcasting Service -26,555,828.00 170,914,342.00
Alexandria, VA 1969 - 24
23 World Vision -2,204,000.00 58,513,000.00
Federal Way, WA 1950 - 26
24 American Heart Association -13,192,900.00 307,109,143.00
Dallas, TX 1924 - 25
25 Smithsonian Institution -44,637,973.00 477,322,299.00
Washington, DC 1846 - 23
26 United Cerebral Palsy 8,497,528.00 180,560,640.00
Associations
Washington, DC 1948 - 18
27 AmeriCares Foundation 24,055,939.00 38,399,479.00
New Canaan, CT 1982 - 35
28 Feed the Children 2,287,268.00 104,462,785.00
Oklahoma City, OK 1979 - 30
29 CARE USA * + -8,631,000.00 60,223,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1945 - 29
30 City of Hope 10,802,377.00 196,172,026.00
Los Angeles, CA 1913 - 33
31 Campus Crusade for Christ, Inc. -20,640,000.00 43,402,000.00
Orlando, FL 1951 - 32
32 ALSAC-St. Jude's Children's 13,734,546.00 874,472,616.00
Research Hospital
Memphis, TN 1957 - 28
33 Dana Farber Cancer Institute -53,041,333.00 221,531,625.00
Boston, MA 1951 - 34
34 Food For The Poor 1,922,167.00 10,122,217.00
Deerfield Beach, FL 1982 - 39
35 Catholic Relief Services NA 92,406,000.00
Baltimore, MD 1943 - 31
36 Wildlife Conservation Society 187,697,142.00 264,430,876.00
Bronx, NY 1895 - 89
37 Metropolitan Opera Assoc., Inc. 81,481,000.00 58,752,000.00
New York, NY 1883 - 42
38 Shriners Hospitals for Children -719,615,000.00 7,360,394,000.00
Tampa, FL 1922 - 12
39 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research 19,370,935.00 123,753,382.00
Center
Seattle, WA 1975 - 36
40 March of Dimes White Plains, 10,887,902.00 20,941,716.00
NY 1938 - 40
41 Special Olympics International, NA 143,848,280.00
Inc. **
Washington, DC 1968 - 48
42 Big Brothers/Big Sisters of NA 2,392,114.00 ++
America
Philadelphia 1945 - 44
43 Colonial Williamsburg NA 762,979,981.00
Foundation
Williamsburg, VA 1928 - 38
44 US Fund for UNICEF 8,099,758.00 2,430,194.00
New York, NY 1946 - 57
45 WGBH Educational Foundation -8,441,177.00 47,169,538.00
Boston, MA 1951 - NR
46 American Museum of Natural -12,228,314.00 389,767,458.00
History
New York, NY 1869 - 45
47 United Negro College Fund, Inc. -16,829,648.00 41,410,636.00
Fairfax, VA 1944 - 54
48 Trinity Broadcasting Network 76,908,780.00 521,753,095.00
Tustin, CA 1973 - 55
49 Ducks Unlimited Inc 2,160,650.00 25,683,584.00
Memphis, TN 1937 - 76
50 Girls Incorporated NA 127,928,380.00
New York, NY 1945 - 46
51 The Christian Broacasting -40,055,720.00 76,902,619.00
Network
Virginia Beach, VA 1960 - 56
52 Save the Children Federation, -1,273,718.00 22,284,416.00
Inc.
Westport, CT 1932 - 67
53 Institute of International 7,952,133.00 19,327,143.00
Education
New York, NY 1971 - NR
54 American Lung Association ** NA NA
New York, NY 1904 - 50
55 American Diabetes Association 3,017,578.00 38,883,402.00
Alexandria, VA 1940 - 49
56 Art Institute of Chicago -33,177,409.00 280,501,254.00
Chicago, IL 1893 - 41
57 Vanguard Charitable Endowment 116,246,593.00 284,545,981.00
Program
Southeastem, PA 1997 - 90
58 Alzheimer's Disease & 110,628,116.00 78,342,487.00
Related Disorders Assc
Chicago, IL 1980 - 66
59 Museum Of Modern Art 120,234,181.00 372,887,883.00
New York, NY 1929 - 43
60 Girls and Boys Town 32,495,978.00 95,153,554.00
Boys Town, NE 1917 - 64
61 National Multiple Sclerosis 63,897.00 74,152,345.00
Society
New York, NY 1946 - 58
62 International Rescue Committee 2,725,000.00 22,236,000.00
New York, NY 1933 - 59
63 The Christian and Missionary -522,015.00 63,255,926.00
Alliance
Colorado Springs, CO 1887 - 68
64 The Leukemia & Lymphoma 820,457.00 38,489,414.00
Society
White Plains, NY 1949 - 73
65 Young Life 10,030,285.00 152,332,621.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1941 - 63
66 Muscular Dystrophy Assoc. 10,328,404.00 154,825,530.00
Tucson, AZ 1950 - 61
67 Educational Broadcasting Corp. 1,658,314.00 56,971,211.00
New York, NY 1962 - 72
68 Samaritan's Purse 10,148,826.00 35,892,676.00
Boone, NC 1970 - 77
69 Juvenile Diabetes Foundation -28,471,721.00 12,861,385.00
International
New York, NY 1970 - 86
70 Map International, Inc. 10,393,536.00 34,232,179.00
Brunswick, Ga 1954 - 97
71 Citizen's Scholarship Fdn 18,846,055,00 NA
of America
St. Peter, MIN 1961 - 83
72 J.F. Kennedy Center for the 2,617,629.00 139,915,198.00
Performing Arts
Washington, DC 1971 - 70
73 National Assc for the Exchange -8,110,841.00 5,492,034.00
of Ind. Resources
Galesburg, IL 1977 - 65
74 National Mental Health 0.00 57,806,742.00
Association
Alexandria, VA 1909 - 94
75 Children's Television -25,637,667.00 148,227,853.00
Workshop/Sesame Workshop
New York, NY 1968 - NR
76 Christian Aid Ministries 5,672,095.00 35,700,979.00
Berlin, OH 1981 - 93
77 Arthritis Foundation -7,377,942.00 69,530,436.00
Atlanta, GA 1948 - 71
78 Schwab Fund For 75,941,021.00 135,471,369.00
Charitable Giving
San Francisco 1999 - NR
79 Make A Wish Foundation 1,706,102.00 79,715,597.00
Phoenix, AZ 1981 - NR
80 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation -3,285,396.00 101,535,473.0
Bethesda, MD 1955 - 75
81 Rotary Foundation of -55,474,554.00 454,700,647.00
Rotary International
Evanston, IL 1917 - 74
82 Christian Children's Fund 8,250,950.00 18,042,084.00
Richmond, VA 1938 - 80
83 Trust For Public Land 160,636,000.00 43,187,000.00
San Francisco 1972 - 53
84 National Gallery of Art 0.00 227,449,212.0
Washington, DC 1937 - 37
85 Junior Achievement, Inc. 11,158,334.00 93,208,137.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1919 - 85
86 Focus on the Family 1,175,833.00 90,481,392.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1977 - 79
87 SIL International (Summer 34,193,932.00 42,972,747.00
Inst of Linguistics, Inc.)
Dallas, TX 1934 - 95
88 Disabled American Veterans 4,469,579.00 208,538,369.00
Cincinnati, OH 1920 - 78
89 World Wildlife Fund -3,695,739.00 87,288,638.00
Washington, DC 1961 - 88
90 Covenant House 2,534,952.00 133,086,203.00
New York, NY 1968 - 87
91 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 0.00 56,749.00
Boston, MA 1870 - 52
92 Compassion International 6,401,472.00 22,197,474.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1952 - 100
93 Wycliffe Bible Translators -119,382,00 44,648,638.00
Orlando, FL 1942 - 82
94 National Wildlife Federation -24,763,825.00 67,253,982.00
& Endowment
Reston, VA 1936 - 96
95 Jewish Board of Family -24,312,118.00 42,577,191.00
and Children's Services
New York, NY 1874 - 84
96 Project HOPE 1,392,451.00 13,100,565.00
Millwood, VA 1958 - 98
97 National Jewish Medical 13,271,001.00 62,082,000.00
and Research Center
Denver, CO 1899 - 99
98 The Carter Center 7,091,459.00 91,876,641.00
Atlanta, GA 1981 - NR
99 NY Police & Fire Widows' 80,562,642.00 85,526,845.00
& Children's Benefit
New York, NY 1985 - NR
100 Local Initiatives Support -501,200.00 43,737,636.00
Corporation
New York, NY 1979 - NR
Name Temporarily Permanently
Location, Year Founded, Last
Year's Rank Restricted Restricted
1 Lutheran Services in NA NA
America
Baltimore, MD 1988 - 1
2 The National Council of YMCAs NA NA
Chicago, IL 1851 - 2
3 American Red Cross 337,648,334.00 360,086,412.00
Washington, DC 1881 - 5
4 Catholic Charities USA * NA NA
Alexandria, VA 1910 - 6
5 United Jewish Communities ** NA NA
New York, NY 1999 - 3
6 Goodwill Industries 9,700,000.00 -3,600,000.00
International +
Bethesda, MD 1902 - 7
7 Salvation Army 679,392,350.00 591,468,743.00
Alexandria, VA 1865 - 4
8 Fidelity Investments Charitable 48,083,282.00 0.00
Gift Fund
Boston, MA 1991 - 8
9 Boys & Girls Club of America NA NA
Atlanta, GA 1906 - 9
10 American Cancer Society, Inc. 185,977,000.00 200,987,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1913 - 10
11 The Metropolitan Museum of Art 648,898,617.00 707,837,067.00
New York, NY 1870 - 27
12 The Nature Conservancy 312,419,504.00 220,343,145.00
Arlington, VA 1951 - 11
13 Boy Scouts of America NA NA
Irving, TX 1910 - 13
14 Habitat for Humanity 155,191,686.00 10,907,806.00
International
Americus, GA 1976 - 21
15 Gifts In Kind International -473,284.00 0.00
Alexandria, VA 1984 - 19
16 Girl Scouts of the USA * 85,641,000.00 60,186,000.00
New York, NY 1912 - 15
17 Planned Parenthood Federation o 261,600,000.00 127,200,000.00
America
New York, NY 1922 - 17
18 America's Second Harvest -1,653,268.00 84,888.00
Chicago, IL 1979 - 14
19 YWCA of the USA ** NA NA
New York, NY 1906 - 16
20 Volunteers of America 15,110,461.00 3,870,115.00
Alexandria, VA 1896 - 22
21 Easter Seals 50,666,000.00 61,516,000.00
Chicago, IL 1919 - 20
22 Public Broadcasting Service 14,547,489.00 0.00
Alexandria, VA 1969 - 24
23 World Vision 33,781,000.00 635,000.00
Federal Way, WA 1950 - 26
24 American Heart Association 97,105,883.00 113,816,323.00
Dallas, TX 1924 - 25
25 Smithsonian Institution 452,966,775.00 102,058,947.00
Washington, DC 1846 - 23
26 United Cerebral Palsy 22,031,951.00 12,772,141.00
Associations
Washington, DC 1948 - 18
27 AmeriCares Foundation 22,903,125.00 0.00
New Canaan, CT 1982 - 35
28 Feed the Children 2,443,613.00 0.00
Oklahoma City, OK 1979 - 30
29 CARE USA * + 33,549,000.00 107,342,000.00
Atlanta, GA 1945 - 29
30 City of Hope 72,034,346.00 34,201,903.00
Los Angeles, CA 1913 - 33
31 Campus Crusade for Christ, Inc. 3,763,000.00 24,000.00
Orlando, FL 1951 - 32
32 ALSAC-St. Jude's Children's 16,165,298.00 478,372,835.00
Research Hospital
Memphis, TN 1957 - 28
33 Dana Farber Cancer Institute 121,053,353.00 85,320,110.00
Boston, MA 1951 - 34
34 Food For The Poor 3,000.00 0.00
Deerfield Beach, FL 1982 - 39
35 Catholic Relief Services 78,572,000.00 1,306,000.00
Baltimore, MD 1943 - 31
36 Wildlife Conservation Society 103,580,253.00 184,798,568.00
Bronx, NY 1895 - 89
37 Metropolitan Opera Assoc., Inc. 62,205,000.00 261,557,000.00
New York, NY 1883 - 42
38 Shriners Hospitals for Children 283,998,000.00 896,889,000.00
Tampa, FL 1922 - 12
39 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research -7,194,556.00 6,582,954.00
Center
Seattle, WA 1975 - 36
40 March of Dimes White Plains, 6,465,179.00 11,412,871.00
NY 1938 - 40
41 Special Olympics International, 9,211,414.00 2,788,841.00
Inc. **
Washington, DC 1968 - 48
42 Big Brothers/Big Sisters of 7,220,512.00 ++ 214,799.00 ++
America
Philadelphia 1945 - 44
43 Colonial Williamsburg 52,683,943.00 34,052,331.00
Foundation
Williamsburg, VA 1928 - 38
44 US Fund for UNICEF 25,787,172.00 1,084,728.00
New York, NY 1946 - 57
45 WGBH Educational Foundation 128,800,133.00 14,319,747.00
Boston, MA 1951 - NR
46 American Museum of Natural 140,740,822.00 110,996,262.00
History
New York, NY 1869 - 45
47 United Negro College Fund, Inc. 91,100,140.00 34,865,581.00
Fairfax, VA 1944 - 54
48 Trinity Broadcasting Network 32,948.00 0.00
Tustin, CA 1973 - 55
49 Ducks Unlimited Inc 33,850,095.00 3,238,843.00
Memphis, TN 1937 - 76
50 Girls Incorporated 62,907,774.00 47,741,195.00
New York, NY 1945 - 46
51 The Christian Broacasting 69,992,295.00 239,353.00
Network
Virginia Beach, VA 1960 - 56
52 Save the Children Federation, 8,293,721.00 6,481,323.00
Inc.
Westport, CT 1932 - 67
53 Institute of International 42,163,622.00 4,909,774.00
Education
New York, NY 1971 - NR
54 American Lung Association ** NA NA
New York, NY 1904 - 50
55 American Diabetes Association 24,246,619.00 5,652,955.00
Alexandria, VA 1940 - 49
56 Art Institute of Chicago 199,564,352.00 213,289,012.00
Chicago, IL 1893 - 41
57 Vanguard Charitable Endowment 0.00 0.00
Program
Southeastem, PA 1997 - 90
58 Alzheimer's Disease & 16,101,727.00 16,183,907.00
Related Disorders Assc
Chicago, IL 1980 - 66
59 Museum Of Modern Art 266,958,160.00 41,990,209.00
New York, NY 1929 - 43
60 Girls and Boys Town 52,000,287.00 5,355,751.00
Boys Town, NE 1917 - 64
61 National Multiple Sclerosis 15,269,905.00 6,463,513.00
Society
New York, NY 1946 - 58
62 International Rescue Committee 11,190,000.00 13,151,000.00
New York, NY 1933 - 59
63 The Christian and Missionary 11,603,458.00 7,798,124.00
Alliance
Colorado Springs, CO 1887 - 68
64 The Leukemia & Lymphoma 2,928,028.00 1,090,698.00
Society
White Plains, NY 1949 - 73
65 Young Life -5,689,999.00 0.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1941 - 63
66 Muscular Dystrophy Assoc. 0.00 0.00
Tucson, AZ 1950 - 61
67 Educational Broadcasting Corp. 92,674,052.00 41,475,832.00
New York, NY 1962 - 72
68 Samaritan's Purse 26,969,068.00 0.00
Boone, NC 1970 - 77
69 Juvenile Diabetes Foundation 0.00 26,461,373.00
International
New York, NY 1970 - 86
70 Map International, Inc. 7,465,981.00 391,318.00
Brunswick, Ga 1954 - 97
71 Citizen's Scholarship Fdn NA NA
of America
St. Peter, MIN 1961 - 83
72 J.F. Kennedy Center for the 18,975,835.00 73,113,627.00
Performing Arts
Washington, DC 1971 - 70
73 National Assc for the Exchange 131,385,252.00 0.00
of Ind. Resources
Galesburg, IL 1977 - 65
74 National Mental Health 13,424,343.00 707,141.00
Association
Alexandria, VA 1909 - 94
75 Children's Television 3,565,234.00 0.00
Workshop/Sesame Workshop
New York, NY 1968 - NR
76 Christian Aid Ministries 923,624.00 0.00
Berlin, OH 1981 - 93
77 Arthritis Foundation 39,103,893.00 40,492,008.00
Atlanta, GA 1948 - 71
78 Schwab Fund For 0.00 0.00
Charitable Giving
San Francisco 1999 - NR
79 Make A Wish Foundation 9,786,675.00 10,789,150.00
Phoenix, AZ 1981 - NR
80 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 21,487,732.00 0.00
Bethesda, MD 1955 - 75
81 Rotary Foundation of 530,162.00 82,066,156.00
Rotary International
Evanston, IL 1917 - 74
82 Christian Children's Fund 18,377,337.00 4,070,585.00
Richmond, VA 1938 - 80
83 Trust For Public Land 102,658,000.00 14,791,000.00
San Francisco 1972 - 53
84 National Gallery of Art 134,057,357.00 281,934,402.00
Washington, DC 1937 - 37
85 Junior Achievement, Inc. 31,001,993.00 7,592,241.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1919 - 85
86 Focus on the Family 1,933,048.00 90,000.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1977 - 79
87 SIL International (Summer 4,407,119.00 143,086.00
Inst of Linguistics, Inc.)
Dallas, TX 1934 - 95
88 Disabled American Veterans 0.00 0.00
Cincinnati, OH 1920 - 78
89 World Wildlife Fund 33,042,705.00 28,597,952.00
Washington, DC 1961 - 88
90 Covenant House 16,851,702.00 5,363,468.00
New York, NY 1968 - 87
91 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 357,610.00 119,952.00
Boston, MA 1870 - 52
92 Compassion International 19,647,849.00 4,158,700.00
Colorado Springs, CO 1952 - 100
93 Wycliffe Bible Translators 15,760,645.00 1,391,143.00
Orlando, FL 1942 - 82
94 National Wildlife Federation 24,808,293.00 1,587,377.00
& Endowment
Reston, VA 1936 - 96
95 Jewish Board of Family 26,778,897.00 5,317,612.00
and Children's Services
New York, NY 1874 - 84
96 Project HOPE 28,943,176.00 1,407,953.00
Millwood, VA 1958 - 98
97 National Jewish Medical 21,556,000.00 18,223,000.00
and Research Center
Denver, CO 1899 - 99
98 The Carter Center 35,668,488.00 82,143,252.00
Atlanta, GA 1981 - NR
99 NY Police & Fire Widows' 0.00 0.00
& Children's Benefit
New York, NY 1985 - NR
100 Local Initiatives Support 75,308,567.00 -10,471,980.00
Corporation
New York, NY 1979 - NR
* FY '00 data, reporting one year behind
** FY '01 data, estimate by organization
+ Figures include certain exchange transactions that are not
reflected in the totals
* + Total expense figure includes payment to affiliates for $3.6
million not included in other expenses.
++ Asset figures national office only
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