Title
Other nonprofits
4,239 other nonprofits
(non-501(c)(3))
$12.4 Billion
Assets
$4.6 Billion
Revenue
A common misconception is that all nonprofits are charities. The terms "nonprofit" and "charity" are often used interchangeably, and it can be confusing to hear about a nonprofit that doesn't have a charitable mission, such as the National Football League.
In fact, several kinds of nonprofits are not charitable organizations. They have different 501 tax statuses, and contributions made to them are not tax-deductible. Social welfare organizations, business leagues and credit unions are common examples. The table below contains the full list of non-charitable 501 classifications.
Social Welfare organizations are the most numerous, followed by Business Leagues and Social Clubs. Credit Unions and Cooperatives are also well represented in Arizona. Credit unions top the list financially, with $6.81 billion in assets.
While there are many smaller non-501(c)3 organizations, 97 percent of total reported revenue comes from organizations large enough to file a full form 990. The chart below shows the total revenue reported by organizations that met the assets-income threshold to file either a full 990 or a 990EZ form in 2015.
Revenue reported by non-501(c)3 nonprofits by 990 form type
Source: NCCS Circa 2015 and IRS 2018
| Form | Revenue |
|---|---|
| Full 990 | $4.47 Billion |
| 990EZ | $146.39 Million |
Click to read more about Arizona’s Social Welfare Organizations or Business Leagues.
Other nonprofits by subsection codes
(B=$Billion, M=$Million)
Source: NCCS Circa 2015 and IRS 2018
| IRC Section | Number | Revenue | Assets |
|---|---|---|---|
|
501(c)(1) Corporations under Act of Congress
|
2
|
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|
501(c)(2) Title holding for a tax-exempt org.
|
24
|
$7.76M
|
$60.87M
|
|
501(c)(4) Civic leagues or Social Welfare
|
1,148
|
$846.4M
|
$1.65B
|
|
501(c)(5) Labor, agricultural or horticultural
|
287
|
$91.08M
|
$118.95M
|
|
501(c)(6) Business leagues
|
920
|
$486.98M
|
$483.65M
|
|
501(c)(7) Social and recreational clubs
|
623
|
$196M
|
$395.3M
|
|
501(c)(8) Fraternal beneficiary societies
|
442
|
$20.77M
|
$56.14M
|
|
501(c)(9) Voluntary employees associations
|
86
|
$1.88B
|
$1.30B
|
|
501(c)(10) Domestic fraternal societies
|
155
|
$4.18M
|
$43.02M
|
|
501(c)(12) Benevolent life insurance assoc.
|
86
|
$579.2M
|
$1.44B
|
|
501(c)(13) Cemetery companies
|
17
|
$0.47M
|
$3.05M
|
|
501(c)(14) State-chartered credit unions
|
19
|
$357.2M
|
$6.81B
|
|
501(c)(15) Mutual insurance associations
|
47
|
$0.24M
|
$1.50M
|
|
501(c)(16) Cooperative organizations
|
1
|
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501(c)(17) Supplemental unemployment trusts
|
2
|
$0.54M
|
$5.80M
|
|
501(c)(19) Post or organization of war veterans
|
375
|
$19.36M
|
$44.08M
|
|
501(c)(29) Qualified nonprofit health insurance issuers
|
2
|
$121M
|
$6.1M
|
|
501(d)(40) Apostolic and religious orgas. 501(d)
|
3
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