Nonprofits in Washington, D.C.
3,959 US nonprofits that file IRS Form 990 operate in Washington, D.C., reporting $52.3B in combined annual revenue. Explore what they do and where each sits on the capital map — its capacity to recycle capital rather than spend it once.
- Nonprofits
- 3,959
- Annual revenue
- $52.3B
American National Red Cross
$3,217,077,611 annual income
Gavi Alliance
$2,630,210,671 annual income
Georgetown University
$1,922,844,840 annual income
Smithsonian Institute
$1,876,542,577 annual income
Childrens Hospital
$1,562,231,931 annual income
Howard University
$1,269,450,000 annual income
American University
$933,862,010 annual income
American Chemical Society
$711,010,758 annual income
New Venture Fund
$669,088,461 annual income
Legal Services
$595,768,576 annual income
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
$582,013,746 annual income
Fiat Lux Risk And Insurance
$538,359,834 annual income
Paypal Charitable Giving Fund
$504,438,362 annual income
National Fish And Wildlife Foundation
$415,545,535 annual income
Pew Charitable Trusts
$415,231,323 annual income
Catholic University Of America
$388,328,004 annual income
Medical Faculty Associates
$380,795,193 annual income
Blood Cancer United
$378,338,490 annual income
Patient Access Network Foundation
$374,424,371 annual income
World Wildlife Fund
$372,835,343 annual income
National Endowment For Democracy
$363,001,576 annual income
United Negro College Fund
$361,352,697 annual income
World Resources Institute
$357,780,993 annual income
Population Services International
$349,685,686 annual income
Network For Good
$342,196,705 annual income
National Academy Of Sciences
$324,567,142 annual income
National Public Radio
$302,474,004 annual income
John F Kennedy Center For The Performing Arts
$286,438,548 annual income
Association Of American Medical Colleges
$281,470,206 annual income
Amalgamated Charitable Foundation
$273,802,461 annual income
International City Management Association Retirement
$268,974,871 annual income
World Central Kitchen
$241,549,612 annual income
Gallaudet University
$239,376,376 annual income
Neighborhood Reinvestment
$232,444,681 annual income
The Aspen Institute
$232,109,335 annual income
National Geographic Society
$231,981,168 annual income
International Baccalaureate Organization
$224,747,384 annual income
Kipp DC Public Charter Schools
$212,579,002 annual income
Windward Fund
$212,371,954 annual income
Southeastern Universities Research Association
$210,242,590 annual income
United States Holocaust Memorial Council
$193,138,970 annual income
Health Services For Children With Special Needs
$190,194,420 annual income
Project Hope - The People-To-People Health Foundation
$182,003,239 annual income
Aarp Foundation
$175,249,637 annual income
Dkt International
$173,389,800 annual income
American Near East Refugee Aid
$173,279,297 annual income
National Democratic Institute For International Affairs
$171,388,538 annual income
Rfe-Rl
$170,863,642 annual income
Unity Health Care
$167,878,190 annual income
Consortium For Elections And Political Process Strengthening
$165,142,739 annual income
Ncrc Community Development Fund
$164,674,107 annual income
Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundation
$162,295,489 annual income
Hopewell Fund
$157,709,416 annual income
Pact
$156,310,078 annual income
Childrens National Medical Center
$155,723,620 annual income
Special Olympics
$152,233,363 annual income
National Park Foundation
$151,584,507 annual income
United States Association For Unhcr
$147,651,730 annual income
Friendship Public Charter School
$146,850,982 annual income
International Research And Exchanges Board
$146,537,958 annual income
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Nonprofits in Washington, D.C. — frequently asked
How many US nonprofits operating in Washington, D.C. are there?
3,959 tax-exempt US nonprofits operating in Washington, D.C. file an IRS Form 990 and appear in this directory, reporting $52.3B in combined annual revenue.
What is the "capital map" position shown on each profile?
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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