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How much does DENVER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS raise and spend?

DENVER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS (CO, EIN 84-0407760) reported $89.3M in revenue and $90.4M in expenses for tax year 2025, with $65.6M in net assets (8.7 months of reserves). By expenses that ranks 1,559 of 253,823 e-filers, 24 of 17,740 in NTEE A: Arts, Culture & Humanities, 27 of 5,522 nonprofits in colorado.

REVENUE: $89.3MEXPENSES: $90.4MRESERVES: 8.7 months7 filings

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What stands out

DENVER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS (CO, EIN 84-0407760) reported $89.3M in revenue and $90.4M in expenses for tax year 2025, with $65.6M in net assets (8.7 months of reserves). By expenses that ranks 1,559 of 253,823 e-filers, 24 of 17,740 in NTEE A: Arts, Culture & Humanities, 27 of 5,522 nonprofits in colorado. Against NTEE A: Arts, Culture & Humanities: months of reserves 8.7 months, below the peer median of 12.4 months; officer compensation share of expenses 1.2%, below the peer median of 8.9%; contributions share of revenue 16.4%, below the peer median of 60.8%; surplus margin -1.2%, below the peer median of 4.5%.

Key figures, tax year 2025

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Measure2025Median, activityMedian, sizeMedian, all
Total revenue$89.3M$154.1k$21.3M$180.0k
Total expenses$90.4M$136.9k$20.0M$163.2k
Total assets$99.7M$605.3k$29.1M$758.3k
Net assets$65.6M$561.6k$17.9M$630.1k
Officer compensation (total per organisation)$1.1M$99.2k$612.9k$118.6k
Program service revenue share79.6%24.5%71.5%14.7%
Contributions share of revenue16.4%60.8%16.7%51.4%
Officer compensation share of expenses1.2%8.9%2.6%6.2%
Months of reserves8.7 months12.4 months9.8 months12.7 months
Surplus margin-1.2%4.5%2.7%4.7%

Year by year

7 filings on record.

Tax yearRevenueExpensesNet assetsReservesOfficer comp.Rank
2025$89.3M$90.4M$65.6M8.7 months$1.1M1,559
2023$66.8M$66.6M$64.1M11.6 months$2.4M6,186
2022$68.5M$66.1M$62.7M11.4 months$2.6M5,742
2021$29.5M$16.5M$49.9M36.4 months$2.0M11,832
2020$53.5M$51.5M$35.2M8.2 months$2.3M6,360
2019$74.8M$70.7M$33.3M5.6 months$2.4M4,682
2018$88.4M$80.0M$28.8M4.3 months$2.1M3,933

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