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Sub‐sector codes

Because organizations could provide their Employer Identification Numbers (EIN), subsector assignment  was based on classification done at the National Center for Charitable Statistics following the National  Taxonomy of Exempt Entities. Some organizations did not provide an EIN and as part of the survey, they  could identify their organizational type by selecting from a list of 26 categories, which are used by the  IRS for classification. Related categories were then aggregated into subsectors (or “major groups”) to  provide a broader view of the nonprofit world.  

 

The major groups used by the National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities correspond to subsectors tracked  by other publications, including Giving USA. They are 

 

I.   Arts, Culture, and Humanities  II.   Education 

III.   Environment/Animals  IV.   Health 

V.   Human Services 

VI.   International, Foreign Affairs  VII.   Public Societal Benefit  VIII.   Religion Related 

IX.   Mutual/Membership Benefit  X.   Unknown, Unclassified   

Distribution of participants by NTEE major category/subsector   

* Low number of responses. Of limited use in interpreting results.   

 

265 197 167

250 585

43

238 100

Appendix A 

Data tables showing results by subsector by fundraising vehicle  Not shown are two fundraising vehicles: Payroll deductions and telephone. Also not shown are 

organizations in the International and Religion subsectors, due to a low numbers of respondents in each. 

  ARTS 

Percentage using vehicle and percentages reporting direction of change in contributions in 2010  compared with 2009 

 

Percentage 

Using  57  69  80  68  75  28  77  75 

   Mail  Internet  Board 

Major 

gifts  Events 

Planned 

Gifts  Foundations  Corporations

Increased  44  51  45  48  49  30  38  34 

Stayed the 

same  34  41  40  36  29  59  34  39 

Decreased  22  9  15  16  23  11  29  27 

 

EDUCATION 

Percentage using vehicle and percentages reporting direction of change in contributions in 2010  compared with 2009 

 

Percentage 

Using  68  65  76  66  69  37  65  66 

Mail  Internet  Board 

Major 

gifts  Events 

Planned 

gifts  Foundations  Corporations

Increased  41  57  39  55  48  32  32  30 

Stayed the 

same  34  35  47  23  32  45  40  42 

Decreased  25  8  14  22  21  23  28  27 

 

ENVIRONMENT/ANIMALS 

Percentage using vehicle and percentages reporting direction of change in contributions in 2010  compared with 2009 

 

Percentage 

Using  71  74  71  68  76  37  71  62 

Mail  Internet  Board 

Major 

gifts  Events 

Planned 

gifts  Foundations  Corporations

Increased  42  61  27  46  43  27  47  32 

Stayed the 

same  37  28  61  37  37  53  30  43 

HEALTH 

Percentage using vehicle and percentages reporting direction of change in contributions in 2010  compared with 2009 

 

Percentage 

Using  74  70  81  70  74  42  73  75 

Mail  Internet  Board 

Major 

gifts  Events 

Planned 

gifts  Foundations  Corporations

Increased  41  60  40  50  56  32  43  33 

Stayed the 

same  35  34  48  33  18  58  32  48 

Decreased  24  6  12  17  25  10  25  19 

 

HUMAN SERVICES 

Percentage using vehicle and percentages reporting direction of change in contributions in 2010  compared with 2009 

 

Percentage 

Using  68  64  79  69  76  40  75  72 

   Mail  Internet  Board 

Major 

gifts  Events 

Planned 

Gifts  Foundations  Corporations

Increased  43  57  38  45  49  29  41  32 

Stayed the 

same  31  33  52  35  27  51  36  47 

Decreased  27  10  10  20  24  19  23  22 

 

PUBLIC SOCIETAL BENEFIT 

Percentage using vehicle and percentages reporting direction of change in contributions in 2010  compared with 2009 

 

Percentage 

Using  66  61  80  67  67  34  63  66 

Mail  Internet  Board 

Major 

gifts  Events 

Planned 

gifts  Foundation  Corporations 

Increased  44  57  42  53  55  39  38  44 

Stayed the 

same  37  40  47  32  25  50  38  37 

Decreased  19  3  11  15  20  11  24  19 

 

Appendix B 

Preliminary Results of the 2011 Nonprofit Fundraising Survey

These figures are based on the respondents who answered the questions to date. The final results will be released in March.

What were your organization's cumulative gross dollars raised in FY 2010 from all private philanthropic sources?

Count Percent

Less than $250,000 925 50.1

$250,001 - $500,000 265 14.3

$500,001 - $1 million 236 12.8

$1,000,001 - $3 million 242 13.1

$3,000,001 - $5 million 59 3.2

$5,000,001 - $10 million 48 2.6

$10,000,001 - $50 million 50 2.7

$50,000,001 - $75 million 6 0.3

More than $75 million 16 0.9

Total: 1,847 100.0

How have your organization's gross dollars raised from all philanthropic sources changed from FY2009 to FY2010?

Count Percent

declined by more than 15% 278 15.1

declined by less than 15% 329 17.8

stayed the same 449 24.3

increased by less than 15% 448 24.3

increased by more than 15% 343 18.6

Total: 1,847 100.0

Did you reach your fundraising dollar goal in 2010?

Count Percent

Yes 870 47.1

No 811 43.9

Not applicable 166 9.0

Total: 1,847 100.0

How did your fundraising dollar goal in 2010 change from your goal in 2009?

Count Percent

declined by more than 15% 154 9.2

declined by less than 15% 233 13.9

Appendix B 

increased by more than 15% 300 17.8

Total: 1,681 100.0

Approximately what percentage of your organization’s total contributions in FY 2010 arrived from October through December?

Count Percent

None 66 3.6

1-9% 263 14.4

10-24% 562 30.8

25-49% 647 35.5

50% or more 285 15.6

Total: 1,823 100.0

Approximately what percentage of your organization’s contributions received in FY 2010 came from the following sources?

0% 1-10% 10-24% 25-49% 50-74% 75-100% N/A

Individuals 43 (2.48%) 250 (14.41%) 288 (16.60%) 353 (20.35%) 403 (23.23%) 385 (22.19%) 12 (0.69%) Foundations 300 (17.29%) 512 (29.51%) 377 (21.73%) 279 (16.08%) 142 (8.18%) 62 (3.57%) 46 (2.65%) Corporations 344 (19.83%) 740 (42.65%) 327 (18.85%) 164 (9.45%) 73 (4.21%) 27 (1.56%) 43 (2.48%) Bequests or from trust

distributions from estates 978 (56.37%) 400 (23.05%) 109 (6.28%) 55 (3.17%) 19 (1.10%) 8 (0.46%) 136 (7.84%) Other charities (such as United

Way, congregations or Combined Federal Campaign)

767 (44.21%) 562 (32.39%) 146 (8.41%) 65 (3.75%) 28 (1.61%) 13 (0.75%) 122 (7.03%)

Please indicate how amounts received in FY 2010 changed from those received in FY2009 from the following sources:

Decreased by more than 15%

Decreased by less than 15%

Stayed the same

Increased by less than 15%

Increased by more

than 15% N/A

Direct mail/e-mail 103 (6.21%) 204 (12.30%) 434 (26.18%) 335 (20.21%) 217 (13.09%) 365 (22.01%) Telephone fundraising 22 (1.33%) 40 (2.41%) 161 (9.71%) 48 (2.90%) 25 (1.51%) 1357 (81.85%) Online/Internet giving 38 (2.29%) 58 (3.50%) 418 (25.21%) 464 (27.99%) 250 (15.08%) 422 (25.45%) Board giving 55 (3.32%) 116 (7.00%) 708 (42.70%) 341 (20.57%) 219 (13.21%) 211 (12.73%) Major gifts* 98 (5.91%) 123 (7.42%) 418 (25.21%) 342 (20.63%) 287 (17.31%) 385 (23.22%) Special events/net-event

proceeds 119 (7.18%) 180 (10.86%) 364 (21.95%) 387 (23.34%) 284 (17.13%) 320 (19.30%) Planned gifts: estates, trust

distributions, annuity distribution

59 (3.56%) 56 (3.38%) 356 (21.47%) 127 (7.66%) 90 (5.43%) 965 (58.20%)

Appendix B 

Corporate gifts or grants 77 (4.64%) 206 (12.42%) 555 (33.47%) 286 (17.25%) 149 (8.99%) 378 (22.80%) Payroll giving 28 (1.69%) 66 (3.98%) 411 (24.79%) 138 (8.32%) 43 (2.59%) 967 (58.32%)

*MAJOR GIFT: An order of magnitude higher than the organization’s usual range of gift amount (e.g., $1,000 if typical is $100) and has the potential to have a significant impact on the organization.

Approximately, what percentage of the total amount raised in contributions was for annual operations (as distinct from endowment gifts, capital expenditures)?

Count Percent

None 122 7.4

1-24% 327 19.8

25-49% 137 8.3

50-74% 216 13.1

75 -100% 847 51.4

Total: 1,649 100.0

How did the following conditions affect your fundraising efforts in FY2010, compared to 2009?

Decreased by more

than 15%

Decreased by less than 15%

Stayed the same

Increased by less than 15%

Increased by more

than 15% N/A

Financial resources available for

the development function 142 (8.66%) 187 (11.41%) 790 (48.20%) 193 (11.78%) 97 (5.92%) 225 (13.73%) Staffing for development

function 142 (8.66%) 110 (6.71%) 781 (47.65%) 176 (10.74%) 116 (7.08%) 303 (18.49%)

Volunteers assisting with

fundraising 54 (3.29%) 101 (6.16%) 724 (44.17%) 327 (19.95%) 169 (10.31%) 250 (15.25%) Other (please specify): 10 (0.61%) 7 (0.43%) 27 (1.65%) 12 (0.73%) 22 (1.34%) 521 (31.79%)

How do you anticipate the following conditions will change in FY2011 compared to FY2010?

Decrease by more

than 15%

Decrease by less

than 15% Stay the same Increase by less than 15%

Increase by more

than 15% N/A

Income from charitable

contributions 67 (4.10%) 134 (8.19%) 392 (23.96%) 662 (40.46%) 338 (20.66%) 43 (2.63%) Total expenditures for

fundraising 48 (2.93%) 149 (9.11%) 780 (47.68%) 449 (27.44%) 163 (9.96%) 47 (2.87%)

Development/fundraising

staffing level 52 (3.18%) 55 (3.36%) 965 (58.99%) 263 (16.08%) 142 (8.68%) 158 (9.66%)

How have your organization’s gross dollars raised from government grants changed from FY2009 to FY2010?

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