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Public and societal benefit nonprofits

The IRS classifies 35,502 tax-exempt organizations under Public and Societal Benefit, rank 11 of 25 major groups. 1,607 of them have a Form 990 on record.

At a glance

35,502
Organizations classified here
By the code the IRS assigned at registration.
26,041
Recognized under 501(c)(3)
The charitable subsection.
1,607
With a Form 990 on record
The only organizations with financial figures here.
$33.9 billion
Revenue reported
$33,896,005,977
Summed across filings, each for a different year.
$1.9 billion
Largest single organization
$1,897,878,390
Revenue on its most recent filing.
2.6%
Share of all classified organizations
Of the organizations that carry a classification code at all.

Taken from the IRS on September 19, 2026. 574,213 organizations carry no code and appear in no category.

Largest by revenue

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Organizations classified under Public and Societal Benefit, by revenue on their most recent Form 990
RankOrganizationRevenue
1Inclusiv Inc$1,897,878,390
2Alliant Credit Union$1,266,937,770
3Suncoast Credit Union$1,106,877,469
4Consortium Management Group Inc$1,065,202,053
5The Golden 1 Credit Union$989,745,273
6Midcontinent Independent System Operator Inc$616,078,935
7Future Forward USA Action$615,262,254
8Electric Reliability Council of Texas Inc 10-10-90$543,240,707
9Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative Inc$542,483,099
10Rand Corporation$534,596,094
11Baxter Credit Union$507,368,239
12Electric Power Research Institute Inc$503,197,591
13Citizens Equity First Credit Union$499,911,966
14ABAX Ventures Inc$482,060,326
15Fund for Policy Reform Inc$470,129,351

Other categories

What this classification is

  • The IRS assigns a code when it recognizes an organization and rarely revisits it. This describes what an organization said it would do at registration, which may not be what it does now.
  • Around three in ten recognized organizations carry no code at all, concentrated among older registrations and non-charitable subsections. They are in none of these categories and are counted on the hub instead.
  • The names here are the IRS’s own. Other publishers use a revised taxonomy with different names for several groups, so a figure here will not always line up with one of theirs carrying a similar label.

Full method at methodology.

Sources

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