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State of Nonprofits in California

 
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  • 2015 State of Nonprofits in Riverside County by Laura Deitrick, Fred Galloway, and Dominika Bukalova

    2015 State of Nonprofits in Riverside County

    Laura Deitrick, Fred Galloway, and Dominika Bukalova

    Within the last year or so, two influential reports produced by the Caster Family Center for Nonprofit and Philanthropic Research at the University of San Diego – 2015 State of Nonprofits in San Diego and Causes Count: The Economic Power of California’s Nonprofit Sector – have helped practitioners, researchers, and government officials better understand both the trends and nuances of this rapidly expanding sector. Continuing that tradition, this report, 2015 State of Nonprofits in Riverside County, provides a much needed and long overdue look at the financial health and demographic profile of nonprofits in Riverside County.

  • 2014 Causes Count: The Economic Power of California's Nonprofit Sector by Laura Deitrick, Jon Durnford, Andrew Narwold, Fred Galloway, and Mary Jo Schumann

    2014 Causes Count: The Economic Power of California's Nonprofit Sector

    Laura Deitrick, Jon Durnford, Andrew Narwold, Fred Galloway, and Mary Jo Schumann

    Causes Count describes, in economic terms, the stunning size, variety, activities and impact of California’s large and diverse nonpro t sector. The research was conducted by The Caster Family Center for Nonprofit and Philanthropic Research at the University of San Diego and was guided by an advisory panel of more than 30 leaders throughout California.

    This study synthesizes multiple sources of data to generate the most complete picture of the power of California’s nonprofit sector to date.

    The research identifies and documents trends in the financial health of nonprofits, employment, volunteerism, foundation grantmaking, and civic engagement, as well as provides insight into what may be in store for California’s nonprofit sector in the future.

 
 
 

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