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All Nonprofits in Idaho
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| Public Charity (5,017)
Private Foundation (363)
Other Nonprofit (2600)
(TOTAL: 7,980)
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Foodbank, Advocates Against Family Violence, and Habitat
for Humanity. They are tax-exempt 501(c)3 organizations
that receive financial support from the general public.
"Private Foundation" refers to organizations like the Idaho
Community Foundation, Steele-Reese Foundation, M.J.
Murdock Charitable Trust, etc. Their purpose is to support
charitable endeavors, primarily through the distribution of
grants.
"Other Nonprofit" refers to recreation clubs, fraternal
societies, mutual insurance companies, cemetery
companies, etc. They are not 501(c)3 organizations.
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| |  |  | Public Charity
($2,905,614,672)
Private Foundation
($155,913,703)
Other Nonprofit
($734,732,121)
(TOTAL: $3.8B)
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($4,565,033,012)
Private Foundation
($1,380,447,780)
Other Nonprofit
($3,017,354,524)
(TOTAL:$8.9B)
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Public Charities by Subsector
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Arts, Culture, and Humanities
Education
Environmental Quality, Protection, and Beautification
Animal-Related
Healthi
Mental Health, Crisis Intervention
Diseases, Disorders, Medical Disciplines
Medical Research
Crime, Legal Related
Employment, Job Related
Food, Agriculture, and Nutrition
Housing, Shelter
Public Safety
Recreation, Sports, Leisure, Athletics
Youth Development
Human Services - Multipurpose and Other
International, Foreign Affairs, and National Security
Civil Rights, Social Action, Advocacy
Community Improvement, Capacity Building
Philanthropy, Voluntarism, and Grantmaking Foundations
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Science and Technology Research Institutes, Services
Social Science Research Institutes, Services
Public, Society Benefit - Multipurpose and Other
Religion Related, Spiritual Development
Mutual/Membership Benefit Organizations, Other
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Public Charites by Subsector - $$
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The Health and Education subsectors have the largest revenue and assets, and could not fit on this following graph. Here are the figures:Heath - Revenue: $1,800,447,013 / Assets: $2,268,337,507 Education - Revenue: $298,993,038/Assets: $891,094,378
 Assets  Revenue
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Arts, Culture, and Humanities
Environmental Quality, Protection, and Beautification
Animal-Related
Mental Health, Crisis Intervention
Diseases, Disorders, Medical Disciplines
Medical Research
Crime, Legal Related
Employment, Job Related
Food, Agriculture, and Nutrition
Housing, Shelter
Public Safety
Recreation, Sports, Leisure, Athletics
Youth Development
Human Services - Multipurpose and Other
International, Foreign Affairs, and National Security
Civil Rights, Social Action, Advocacy
Community Improvement, Capacity Building
Philanthropy, Voluntarism, and Grantmaking Foundations
Science and Technology Research Institutes, Services
Social Science Research Institutes, Services
Public, Society Benefit - Multipurpose and Other
Religion Related, Spiritual Development
Mutual/Membership Benefit Organizations, Other
Unknown
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Number of 501c3 organizations: Western States
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(5,005) (6,603) (15,487) (24,558) (2,778) |
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(49.3) (100.6) (57.9) (53.6) (85.2) |
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Revenue and Assets: Western States
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Volunteer Statistics
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Highlights based on an average using 2008 to 2010 data:
• 393,700 volunteers
• 34.1% of residents volunteer
- ranking them 10th among the 50 states and Washington, DC
• 60.2 million hours of service
• 52.2 hours per resident
- ranking them 3rd among the 50 states and Washington, DC
• $1.3 billion of service contributed
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Other Interesting Statistics
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American Human Development Project
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Pew Research Center
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