Nonprofit nation : a new look at the third America /

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Author / Creator:	O'Neill, Michael, 1938-
Uniform title:	Third America
Edition:	2nd ed.
Imprint:	San Francisco : Jossey-Bass, c2002.
Description:	xxiv, 308 p. ; 24 cm.
Language:	English
Series:	Jossey-Bass nonprofit and public management series
Subject:	Nonprofit organizations -- United States. Nonprofit organizations. United States.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/5038497

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ISBN:	0787954144 (alk. paper)
Notes:	Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-292) and index.

Table of Contents:

Chapter 1.
Table 1.1.. Organizations Exempt from Federal Income Tax, 2000
Table 1.2.. Dimensions of the U.S. Nonprofit Sector, Late 1990s
Table 1.3.. Number of Applications for Nonprofit Status Approved by the IRS, 1956-2000
Table 1.4.. Major Revenue Sources for the Nonprofit Sector by Subsector
Table 1.5.. Major Revenue Sources for Charitable Organizations, 1997
Table 1.6.. Expenses of 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4) Organizations, 1997
Table 1.7.. Payroll as a Percentage of Total Operating Expenses in Selected Nonprofits, 1997
Table 1.8.. Charitable Giving in the United States by Source, 2000
Table 1.9.. Charitable Giving in Current Dollars, as a Percentage of U.S. Gross Domestic Product, and by Source; and Giving by Living Individuals in Current Dollars and as a Percentage of U.S. Personal Income, 1970-2000
Table 1.10.. Charitable Giving in the United States by Recipient Subsector, 2000
Table 1.11.. Distribution of Charitable Giving in the United States by Recipient Subsector, 1970-2000
Chapter 3.
Table 3.1.. Number of Churches and Church Members by Denomination, Circa 1999
Table 3.2.. U.S. Congregational Expenditures by Category, 1991
Chapter 4.
Table 4.1.. Nonprofit Social Assistance Organizations: Number, Revenue, Expenses, and Employment, 1997
Table 4.2.. Nonprofit Human Service Organizations: Number, Revenue, Expenses, and Assets, Circa 1997
Table 4.3.. Revenue Sources for Nonprofit Social Assistance Organizations, 1997
Table 4.4.. For-Profit and Nonprofit Social Assistance Organizations: Number, Revenue, and Employment, 1997
Chapter 5.
Table 5.1.. Nonprofit, Government, and For-Profit Hospitals: Number, Revenue, Expenses, and Employment, 1997
Table 5.2.. Nonprofit and For-Profit Ambulatory Health Care Services and Nursing and Residential Care Services: Number, Revenue, Expenses, and Employment, 1997
Table 5.3.. Nonprofit Health Organizations: Number, Revenue, Expenses, and Assets, Circa 1997
Table 5.4.. Revenue Sources for Nonprofit General Hospitals, 1997
Table 5.5.. Revenue Sources for the U.S. Health Economy, 2000
Table 5.6.. Nonprofit, Government, and For-Profit Community Hospitals and Beds, 1975 and 1997
Chapter 6.
Table 6.1.. Distribution of Private Schools and Students by Religious Orientation of School, 1999-2000
Table 6.2.. Distribution of Private School Students by Race and Ethnicity, 1999-2000
Table 6.3.. Distribution of Private and Public School Teachers by Selected Characteristics, 1993-1994
Table 6.4.. Nonprofit Postsecondary Educational Organizations: Number and Enrollment, 1998-1999
Table 6.5.. Distribution of Students in Public and Private Four-Year Institutions of Higher Education by Race and Ethnicity, Fall 1997
Table 6.6.. Revenue Sources for Private Nonprofit Colleges and Universities, 1996-1997
Table 6.7.. Percentage of Non-Hispanic White Staff in Public and Private Four-Year Degree-Granting Institutions by Staff Category, Fall 1997
Table 6.8.. Other For-Profit and Nonprofit Educational Organizations: Number, Revenue, and Employment, 1997
Table 6.9.. Nonprofit Scientific Research and Development Organizations: Number, Revenue, Expenses, and Employment, 1997
Table 6.10.. Private K-8 School Enrollment as a Percentage of Total K-8 School Enrollment and of the Population Aged Five to Thirteen, 1949-2000
Table 6.11.. Private 9-12 School Enrollment as a Percentage of Total 9-12 School Enrollment and of the Population Aged Fourteen to Seventeen, 1949-1999
Table 6.12.. Private Higher Education Enrollment as a Percentage of Total Higher Education Enrollment, 1949-2000
Chapter 7.
Table 7.1.. Nonprofit Social Advocacy Organizations: Number, Revenue, Expenses, and Employment, 1997
Table 7.2.. Nonprofit Social Advocacy Organization Size by Employment and Revenue, 1997
Table 7.3.. Nonprofit Advocacy Organizations: Number, Revenue, and Assets, 1997
Table 7.4.. Revenue Sources for Various Types of Nonprofit Social Advocacy Organizations, 1997
Chapter 8.
Table 8.1.. Nonprofit Arts Organizations: Number, Revenue, Expenses, and Employment, 1997
Table 8.2.. Nonprofit Arts Organization Size by Employment and Revenue, 1997
Table 8.3.. Revenue Sources for Various Types of Nonprofit Arts Organizations, 1997
Table 8.4.. Sources of Government and Private Gifts and Grants for Selected Nonprofit Arts Organizations, 1997
Table 8.5.. Public Participation in the Arts in the United States, 1997
Chapter 9.
Table 9.1.. Nonprofit International Organizations: Number and Expenses, Circa 1992
Table 9.2.. Revenue Sources for Nonprofit International Organizations, 1998
Chapter 10.
Table 10.1.. Grantmaking Foundations: Number, Assets, and Grants, 1999
Table 10.2.. Distribution of Foundation Grant Dollars by Subject Category, Circa 1999
Table 10.3.. Distribution of U.S. Corporate Contributions by Beneficiary, 1999
Table 10.4.. Staffed Nonprofit Grantmakers: Number and Employment, 1997
Table 10.5.. Growth in the Number of Larger Foundations, 1920-1998
Chapter 11.
Table 11.1.. 501(c)(5)-(9) Organizations: Number, Revenue, Expenses, and Assets, 1997
Table 11.2.. Revenue Sources for 501(c)(5)-(9) Organizations, 1997
Table 11.3.. Selected Mutual Benefit Organizations: Number, Revenue, and Employment, 1997
Table 11.4.. Employment in Selected Nonprofit Mutual Benefit Organizations, 1998
Table 11.5.. Percentage of U.S. Men Enrolled in the Largest Fraternal Societies, 1955-1995

Nonprofit nation : a new look at the third America /

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