Groups Where Non-Cash Gifts Account for More Than 50% of Donations

November 4, 1999 | Read Time: 1 minute

THE PHILANTHROPY 400
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	Total private support	Percentage of non-cash gifts	Philanthropy 400 rank
National Association for the Exchange of Industrial Resources	$125,862,325	100.0%	65
Brother’s Brother Foundation	$77,910,013	99.5%	120
Surgical Eye Expeditions International	$106,497,389	98.8%	82
America’s Second Harvest	$392,434,067	98.5%	10
Children’s Hunger Fund	$31,598,839	97.4%	300
MAP International	$102,346,173	97.4%	87
International Aid	$73,878,274	96.2%	134
AmeriCares Foundation	$198,380,792	94.5%	31
Northwest Medical Teams International	$59,889,334	93.2%	169
Direct Relief International	$35,333,018	92.9%	270
Catholic Medical Mission Board	$50,445,578	91.8%	204
World Opportunities International	$35,204,804	87.2%	272
Christian Aid Ministries	$74,732,456	85.5%	130
Public Broadcasting Service	$224,980,779	82.7%	25
Mercy Corps International	$24,932,060	81.8%	370
The Conservation Fund	$32,729,665	80.4%	290
Larry Jones International Ministries/Feed the Children	$201,435,198	76.2%	29
United States Committee for UNICEF	$148,099,020	75.2%	49
Amherst College	$34,598,948	74.9%	279
Food for the Hungry	$34,970,812	69.7%	275
Foundation for the Carolinas	$51,460,509	69.2%	198
Christian Appalachian Project	$59,462,023	66.2%	170
Food for the Poor	$124,759,886	66.2%	66
California State University at Long Beach	$36,006,863	65.8%	267
Peninsula Community Foundation	$56,500,271	64.2%	184
Christian Relief Services	$38,911,047	62.5%	246
Operation Smile	$59,289,275	62.1%	172
Jewish Communal Fund	$137,608,929	60.1%	55
Samaritan’s Purse	$75,637,623	51.5%	126
Non-cash gifts may include donations of appreciated securities. Some organizations that received a significant amount of support in the form of stocks may not appear on this list because they did not report such gifts separately.