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Which are the largest nonprofits in Florida?

Nonprofits in Florida: 19,124 e-filers for tax year 2024, $107.1B in combined expenses, median $168.6k. Median reserves 9.3 months; median officer compensation share 7.3%.

FILERS: 19,124MEDIAN EXPENSES: $168.6kTAX YEAR: 2024

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What stands out

The largest, Adventist Health SystemSunbelt Inc, spent $6.9B; the 25 largest together $47.1B of the group's $107.1B.

Every measure, tax year 2024

Percentiles within this group; the median is bold.

MeasureFilers10th25thMedian75th90th
Total revenue19,004$22.5k$69.7k$186.6k$743.8k$3.4M
Total expenses19,124$18.2k$60.8k$168.6k$680.0k$3.0M
Total assets17,265$27.0k$149.8k$617.3k$2.5M$10.9M
Net assets11,734$12.5k$110.7k$474.6k$1.8M$8.2M
Officer compensation (total per organisation)4,675$24.4k$60.0k$110.0k$228.4k$581.8k
Program service revenue share15,3230.0%0.0%6.3%72.6%98.1%
Contributions share of revenue17,6540.0%9.1%69.7%99.9%100.0%
Officer compensation share of expenses5,7920.0%1.6%7.3%17.1%30.2%
Months of reserves18,6990.3 months2.8 months9.3 months25.1 months68.1 months
Surplus margin18,724-29.7%-6.8%3.6%19.3%44.8%

Largest by expenses, 2024

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