Trivium daily: Grammar
nonprofit
noun [ C ]
us /nɑnˈprɑf·ɪt/
An organization whose most important goal is something that does not involve making a profit:
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Discussion
There are approximately 1,000,000 non-profits in the U.S. with a combined revenue of $2.6 Trillion (9% od GDP).
State by State breakdown below:
Alabama
16,000. $30 Billion
Alaska
3,000. $5 Billion
Arizona
25,000. $50 Billion
Arkansas
10,000. $20 Billion
California
114,000. $460 Billion
Colorado
30,000. $60 Billion
Connecticut
20,000. $40 Billion
Delaware
5,000. $10 Billion
Florida
70,000. $140 Billion
Georgia
40,000. $80 Billion
Hawaii
5,000. $10 Billion
Idaho
8,000. $15 Billion
Illinois
38,000. $130 Billion
Indiana
25,000. $50 Billion
Iowa
15,000. $30 Billion
Kansas
15,000. $30 Billion
Kentucky
15,000. $30 Billion
Louisiana
20,000. $40 Billion
Maine
8,000. $15 Billion
Maryland
25,000. $50 Billion
Massachusetts
30,000. $60 Billion
Michigan
35,000. $70 Billion
Minnesota
32,000. $124 Billion
Mississippi
10,000. $20 Billion
Missouri
25,000. $50 Billion
Montana
8,000. $15 Billion
Nebraska
10,000. $20 Billion
Nevada
10,000. $20 Billion
New Hampshire
8,000. $15 Billion
New Jersey
30,000. $60 Billion
New Mexico
10,000. $20 Billion
New York
77,000. $350 Billion
North Carolina
30,000. $60 Billion
North Dakota
5,000. $10 Billion
Ohio
40,000. $80 Billion
Oklahoma
15,000. $30 Billion
Oregon
20,000. $40 Billion
Pennsylvania
45,000. $150 Billion
Rhode Island
5,000. $10 Billion
South Carolina
15,000. $30 Billion
South Dakota
5,000. $10 Billion
Tennessee
25,000. $50 Billion
Texas
70,000. $180 Billion
Utah
10,000. $20 Billion
Vermont
5,000. $10 Billion
Virginia
30,000. $60 Billion
Washington
30,000. $60 Billion
West Virginia
8,000. $15 Billion
Wisconsin
25,000. $50 Billion
Wyoming
3,000