Charities That Raised at Least Half of Donations in Products and Services

October 16, 2011 | Read Time: 1 minute

Many organizations on the Philanthropy 400 get most of their private support through in-kind donations. Below are the 31 groups that raised the most that way.

	Private donations in 2010	Noncash gifts as a percentage of private donations
National Association for the Exchange of Industrial Resources	$130,164,635	100.00%
Brother’s Brother Foundation	272,709,909	99.0
Help the Children	53,225,546	98.3
International Aid	72,522,612	98.2
Task Force for Global Health	1,144,189,191	97.9
Christian Blind Mission International	113,436,258	97.7
MAP International	205,395,436	96.9
Direct Relief International	338,248,826	95.6
AmeriCares Foundation	794,563,561	95.1
Heart to Heart International	80,365,413	94.9
Operation Blessing International	376,495,036	93.9
Medical Teams International	206,817,068	92.3
Children’s Hunger Fund	66,403,261	92.2
Cross International Alliance	282,914,022	90.6
Goodwill Industries International	657,040,466	90.2
Food for the Poor	1,036,854,028	89.9
Feeding America	667,011,187	87.4
Christian Appalachian Project	131,586,590	83.1
Christian Aid Ministries	154,977,118	82.8
Feed the Children	516,102,333	82.2
Jewish Community Foundation of San Diego	45,013,581	80.2
Islamic Relief USA	182,491,175	77.9
Carter Center	169,069,919	77.7
International Medical Corps	57,252,067	77.4
Crista Ministries	82,041,868	75.7
Project Orbis International	78,443,310	67.2
United States Fund for Unicef	450,042,009	64.9
University of Arkansas at Fayetteville	89,083,170	64.9
Oregon Community Foundation	107,004,771	52.0
Community Foundation of Louisville	54,519,509	50.5