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Which are the largest nonprofits in Oregon?

Nonprofits in Oregon: 8,461 e-filers for tax year 2023, $41.8B in combined expenses, median $192.8k. Median reserves 12.4 months; median officer compensation share 6.9%.

FILERS: 8,461MEDIAN EXPENSES: $192.8kTAX YEAR: 2023

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What stands out

The largest, KAISER FOUNDATION HEALTH PLAN, spent $4.9B; the 25 largest together $22.8B of the group's $41.8B.

Every measure, tax year 2023

Percentiles within this group; the median is bold.

MeasureFilers10th25thMedian75th90th
Total revenue8,433$34.7k$76.8k$206.6k$806.5k$3.6M
Total expenses8,461$27.8k$69.8k$192.8k$753.4k$3.2M
Total assets6,096$74.1k$248.7k$782.6k$3.0M$11.5M
Net assets5,217$55.9k$217.8k$654.7k$2.3M$8.6M
Officer compensation (total per organisation)2,831$36.0k$67.0k$106.8k$196.0k$431.7k
Program service revenue share6,9860.0%0.0%18.3%78.2%97.9%
Contributions share of revenue7,7880.0%10.7%61.4%97.2%100.0%
Officer compensation share of expenses3,5710.0%1.5%6.9%15.5%27.7%
Months of reserves8,3301.6 months4.9 months12.4 months31.5 months90.7 months
Surplus margin8,346-30.8%-7.8%4.2%20.7%44.4%

Largest by expenses, 2023

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