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Causes Count : The Economic Power of California's Nonprofit Sector (2019) Causes Count : The Economic Power of California's Nonprofit Sector (2019) Data sources IRS Master Files: EOBMF, Forms 990, 990-EZ, 990-PF, 990-N DataLake

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Data sources

  • IRS Master Files:

EOBMF, Forms 990, 990-EZ, 990-PF, 990-N

  • DataLake Nonprofit Research
  • Candid (formerly Foundation

Center)

  • California EDD
  • U.S. Census Bureau
  • Federal Audit Clearinghouse
  • California Budget & Policy

Center

  • USAspending
  • Individual counties
  • Causes Count 2012
  • California nonprofit survey
  • California resident survey
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One out of every ____ California jobs is at a nonprofit?

One of every 14 jobs One of every 26 jobs One of every 39 jobs

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If the staff in California nonprofits were a state, we’d be the 45th largest state. Bigger than Delaware.

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The nonprofit sector is California's

4th largest industry

by employment

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37% of nonprofit funding (the largest slice) comes from ONE of these:

(not including hospitals or universities)

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Nonprofit revenue sources

(does not include hospitals or universities)

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Business models differ widely among fields

But nonprofit business models vary widely by subsector

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Government and nonprofits need each other: Government relies on nonprofits for 32% of Medi-Cal services Nonprofits rely on government for 30% of revenue

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Author: Monique Limón Sponsor: California Association of Nonprofits (CalNonprofits) Passed with strong bipartisan support Launches July 2020

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A sector of family farms

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We’re strong. But not equal.

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Who has more money?

Northern California nonprofits Southern California nonprofits This is why we should be six states

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Rural nonprofits Poorer communities Mostly people-

  • f-color

communities Metro nonprofits Wealthier communities

Mostly white communities

Which nonprofits have more money?

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Which nonprofits have more money?

Rural nonprofits Poorer communities Mostly people-

  • f-color

communities Metro nonprofits Wealthier communities

Mostly white communities

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Total nonprofit revenue per resident: San Francisco $14,071 Santa Clara $5,232 San Diego $3,008 Los Angeles $2,839 San Bernardino $1,439 Riverside $591 Del Norte $405 Amador $273 Colusa $97

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Total nonprofit revenue per resident: San Francisco $14,071 Santa Clara $5,232 San Diego $3,008 Los Angeles $2,839 San Bernardino $1,439 Riverside $591 Del Norte $405 Amador $273 Colusa $97

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Disparities growing wider: Since 2012, nonprofit revenue per capita in communities color has grown by 19% In predominantly white communities it has grown by 30%

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Silicon Valley Community Foundation Form 990 2017 Total grants: $1,826,384,778 Incl Grants from DAFs $1,740,191,096 (95%)

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Compared to the for-profit sector, California nonprofits have higher percentages of women and people of color in:

  • Employment
  • Management positions
  • Boards of directors
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Compared to the for-profit sector, California nonprofits have higher percentages of women and people of color in: Employment Management positions Boards of directors

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The public likes nonprofits. They really like us.

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Nonprofits are policy advocates

Within the last 12 months:

  • Met with public officials or their staff

76%

  • Belong to coalition that lobbies

53%

  • Provided public education on a

public policy issue 49%

  • Testified to a government body

37%

  • Encouraged constituents to vote

50%

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Changes since the last report

  • Disparities getting worse, not better: In 2012, for every dollar that

metro nonprofits had, rural nonprofits had 61 cents. Now they have 59 cents.

  • Nonprofit wages up 23% (statewide 25%)
  • Foundation assets grown 34% to 137.5 billion

DAFs: $18 billion, nationally about 10.1% of charitable giving

  • Shrinking of the middle class: Largest nonprofits (over $10 million)

grew its share from 68% to 72%, while middle class ($50K - $10 million) share dropped from 31% to 27%

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What does business think?

What do nonprofits think?!

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For more?

  • Download the full Causes Count – New Findings report and share with

friends and colleagues: www.calnonprofits.org/publications/causes-count

  • Request a Causes Count presentation of the study findings and their

implications in your area: email us at CausesCount@calnonprofits.org

  • Talk to your legislator and local elected officials about the role nonprofits

should play in their policy decisions. Give them a copy of this report.

  • Order a hard copy of the report to share with funders and board members:

$14 non-members, $11 members (includes shipping and tax) www.calnonprofits.org/publications/causes-count

  • Send us your recommendations about how you think nonprofits should use

this information to advance their causes!

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Public policy notes May 2020

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Federal benefits

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California benefits

https://edd.ca.gov/about_edd/coronavirus- 2019/employers.htm Benefits for employers * $600/week additional in unemployment – does not affect your state unemployment tax rate * Self-insured organizations – generally 50% reimbursement for payments made to the state unemployment trust * Can request 60 day extension to file payroll tax reports and pay payroll taxes without penalty * Work Sharing Program Reporting * Paralleling deadline delay for 990, delay for 199 and similar state forms Loan guarantees for small business ????? Frees counties to impose limitations on commercial evictions for virus-related non-payment of rent (so check with your county) https://www.volunteermatch.or g/covid19

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