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Which are the largest nonprofits in California?

Nonprofits in California: 58,517 e-filers for tax year 2023, $434.9B in combined expenses, median $170.9k. Median reserves 10.9 months; median officer compensation share 4.5%.

FILERS: 58,517MEDIAN EXPENSES: $170.9kTAX YEAR: 2023

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What stands out

The largest, KAISER FOUNDATION HEALTH PLAN INC, spent $74.4B; the 25 largest together $189.3B of the group's $434.9B.

Every measure, tax year 2023

Percentiles within this group; the median is bold.

MeasureFilers10th25thMedian75th90th
Total revenue58,074$24.8k$68.7k$186.3k$807.2k$4.0M
Total expenses58,517$20.1k$60.6k$170.9k$735.5k$3.7M
Total assets45,773$43.1k$190.7k$750.6k$3.3M$15.4M
Net assets35,307$19.9k$147.7k$587.2k$2.4M$10.4M
Officer compensation (total per organisation)16,459$30.4k$73.0k$136.8k$289.0k$720.0k
Program service revenue share45,5540.0%0.0%12.7%78.0%98.7%
Contributions share of revenue53,3170.0%9.8%69.9%99.8%100.0%
Officer compensation share of expenses24,8760.0%0.0%4.5%13.6%27.1%
Months of reserves57,0890.6 months3.7 months10.9 months29.0 months80.2 months
Surplus margin56,991-36.0%-9.1%3.8%20.3%45.8%

Largest by expenses, 2023

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