Nonprofits in Oklahoma
2,890 US nonprofits that file IRS Form 990 operate in Oklahoma, reporting $16.8B 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
- 2,890
- Annual revenue
- $16.8B
Saint Francis Hospital
$1,512,002,542 annual income
Integris Baptist Medical Center
$1,180,670,105 annual income
George Kaiser Family Foundation
$736,156,680 annual income
Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City
$724,691,176 annual income
Feed The Children
$502,018,838 annual income
Integris Health
$437,637,811 annual income
Tulsa Community Foundation
$329,499,026 annual income
Integris South Oklahoma City Hospital
$303,213,422 annual income
Integris Rural Health
$303,083,222 annual income
University Of Tulsa
$301,782,257 annual income
Oklahoma State University Foundation
$281,473,035 annual income
Integris Ambulatory Care
$265,759,798 annual income
University Of Oklahoma Foundation
$243,442,139 annual income
Community Strategies
$240,209,474 annual income
Warren Clinic
$231,494,688 annual income
Saint Francis Hospital South
$214,200,866 annual income
Saint Francis Hospital Muskogee
$209,674,977 annual income
Duncan Regional Hospital
$196,444,095 annual income
Grand Lake Mental Health Center
$190,858,770 annual income
Oral Roberts University
$183,971,922 annual income
Mercy Hospital Ardmore
$176,918,059 annual income
St John Health System
$151,567,417 annual income
Communities Foundation Of Oklahoma
$142,717,974 annual income
Oklahoma Blood Institute
$138,131,932 annual income
Family & Childrens Service
$137,494,369 annual income
Integris Health Edmond
$125,585,939 annual income
Mercy Hospital Ada
$118,193,815 annual income
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
$114,311,660 annual income
Oklahoma City University
$112,251,389 annual income
Regional Food Bank Of Oklahoma
$99,418,298 annual income
The Childrens Center
$95,941,190 annual income
Variety Care
$92,608,043 annual income
Oklahoma Baptist University
$87,876,338 annual income
Central Oklahoma American Indian Health Council
$81,311,200 annual income
Oklahoma City Community Foundation
$77,835,583 annual income
Oklahoma Mental Health Council
$77,135,421 annual income
Creoks Mental Health Services
$76,797,016 annual income
Oklahoma Christian University
$74,884,980 annual income
Community Action Project Of Tulsa County
$67,911,552 annual income
Dean Mcgee Eye Institute
$65,752,193 annual income
Folds Of Honor Foundation
$63,841,969 annual income
Southern Nazarene University
$62,857,791 annual income
Stigler Health And Wellness Center
$61,227,073 annual income
Museum Of The Bible
$55,989,906 annual income
Central Oklahoma Family Medical Center
$55,490,070 annual income
Community Food Bank Of Eastern Oklahoma
$53,795,296 annual income
Farmers Union Hospital Association
$52,885,207 annual income
Laureate Psychiatric Clinic And Hospital
$50,289,172 annual income
Goodwill Industries Of Central Oklahoma
$49,703,972 annual income
J A & Leta M Chapman Charitable
$46,716,279 annual income
Montereau
$44,691,715 annual income
Indian Health Care Resource Center
$42,279,473 annual income
Santa Fe South Schools
$41,967,556 annual income
North Oklahoma County Mental Health Center
$40,799,726 annual income
Lighthouse Behavioral Wellness Centers
$39,018,911 annual income
Noble Research Institute
$37,950,542 annual income
Ki Bois Community Action Foundation
$37,104,478 annual income
Lifeshare Transplant Donor Services Of Oklahoma
$35,425,470 annual income
Independent Opportunities Inc Of Oklahoma
$34,669,760 annual income
Young Mens Christian Association
$34,594,339 annual income
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Nonprofits in Oklahoma — frequently asked
How many US nonprofits operating in Oklahoma are there?
2,890 tax-exempt US nonprofits operating in Oklahoma file an IRS Form 990 and appear in this directory, reporting $16.8B 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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