Arts & culture nonprofits in the United States
22,287 US nonprofits work in arts and culture, reporting $47.6B in combined annual revenue on IRS Form 990. Browse them by state, see each one's finances, and where it sits on the capital map.
- Nonprofits
- 22,287
- Annual revenue
- $47.6B
Smithsonian Institute
$1,876,542,577 annual income
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art
$761,527,826 annual income
Public Broadcasting Service
$544,038,860 annual income
Canada Council For The Arts
$342,003,304 annual income
Harvard Business School Publishing
$318,965,400 annual income
Metropolitan Opera Association
$303,083,984 annual income
National Public Radio
$302,474,004 annual income
Crystal Stairs
$297,778,847 annual income
John F Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
$286,438,548 annual income
National Foundation For The Ctrs For Disease Contr & Prevention
$278,855,824 annual income
National Gallery Of Art
$250,942,541 annual income
Educational Media Foundation
$242,249,152 annual income
Museum Of Modern Art
$236,680,721 annual income
Lincoln Center For The Performing Arts
$235,064,233 annual income
American Museum Of Natural History
$228,656,406 annual income
Wgbh Educational Foundation
$220,582,541 annual income
Los Angeles Philharmonic Association
$208,062,331 annual income
Museum Associates
$194,481,499 annual income
United States Holocaust Memorial Council
$193,138,970 annual income
Sesame Workshop
$186,926,322 annual income
Rfe-Rl
$170,863,642 annual income
Henry E Huntington Library & Art Gallery
$167,958,682 annual income
Crystal Bridges Museum Of American Art
$152,096,110 annual income
Museum Of Fine Arts Houston
$147,981,263 annual income
Friends Of United Hatzalah
$144,946,794 annual income
Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association
$141,076,862 annual income
The Barack Obama Foundation
$140,586,104 annual income
Epoch Times Association
$127,999,557 annual income
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
$125,849,831 annual income
Segerstrom Center For The Arts
$124,069,073 annual income
Internews Network
$123,908,095 annual income
California Institute Of The Arts
$119,575,489 annual income
Kqed
$115,059,886 annual income
Philadelphia Museum Of Art
$114,413,997 annual income
Minnesota Public Radio
$113,958,386 annual income
National Arts Centre
$111,661,000 annual income
Wnet
$111,051,975 annual income
Field Museum Of Natural History
$110,061,595 annual income
Royal National Theatre
$107,387,400 annual income
Lincoln Center Development Project
$104,589,930 annual income
Cleveland Museum Of Art
$102,901,148 annual income
Whitney Museum Of American Art
$100,886,000 annual income
Robert W Woodruff Arts Center
$99,817,852 annual income
Museum Of Fine Arts
$99,573,924 annual income
Playhouse Square Foundation
$97,192,730 annual income
Philharmonic-Symphony Society Of New York
$96,912,834 annual income
Boston Symphony Orchestra
$93,229,092 annual income
San Diego Symphony Orchestra Association
$92,959,770 annual income
Interlochen Center For The Arts
$91,841,304 annual income
Minnesota Historical Society
$91,494,356 annual income
National September 11 Memorial And Museum At The World Trade Center
$90,298,639 annual income
Pittsburgh Cultural
$89,920,077 annual income
Opas Foundation
$88,718,176 annual income
Royal Shakespeare
$86,391,214 annual income
San Francisco Opera Association
$85,335,694 annual income
National Trust For Historic Preservation In The United States
$83,640,008 annual income
Solomon R Guggenheim Foundation
$82,597,103 annual income
Houston Museum Of Natural Science
$82,073,962 annual income
The Edison Institute
$81,867,725 annual income
National World War Ii Museum
$81,821,172 annual income
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Arts & culture nonprofits in the United States — frequently asked
How many US nonprofits working in arts and culture are there?
22,287 tax-exempt US nonprofits working in arts and culture file an IRS Form 990 and appear in this directory, reporting $47.6B in combined annual revenue.
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Every nonprofit is placed on a bankability × commerciality map built from its IRS Form 990 financials — a read on whether it could service a scheduled claim and recycle capital, versus depend on one-and-done grants. It's indicative, not advice.
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