Nonprofit Money Map New York · Tax year 2023 · 20,244 Form 990 filers · Part VIII, lines 1e & 2

Most New York nonprofits take little government money. About 1 in 7 runs mostly on it.

Government grants and government-named program revenue as a share of each organization's total revenue. Source: IRS Form 990 e-filings, parsed by the Urban Institute's NCCS.

Government share of revenue, 20,244 New York 501(c)(3) filers 50% or lessAbove 50%
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Where it concentrates

Share of organizations in each category that get more than half their revenue from government.

CategoryAbove 50% governmentOrganizationsSpread, 0 to 100%

Compared with similar organizations

Organizations above 50% government against peers in the same category and revenue band.

Peers, 50% or lessAbove 50% government

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≥ marks a lower bound: the organization reports patient or medical revenue that names no payer, so some government money may be uncounted.

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