Nonprofit Fringe Benefits and Working Conditions Surveyed

Fringe Benefits and Working Conditions in Nonprofit Organizations, 6th Edition
Survey Summary

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Summary of the 819-page Fringe Benefits and Working Conditions in Nonprofit Organizations, 6th Edition survey report from Abbott, Langer Association Surveys, detailing current Work Practices, Overall Cost of Fringe Benefits, General Fringe Benefit Practices, Holiday Practices, Vacation Practices, Special Leave Practices, Insurance Practices, Sick Leave and Short-term Disability Insurance Practices, Retirement Practices, Tax-Advantaged Programs, Employee Service/Assistance Programs, Special Work-Related Expenses, and Educational Assistance follows:

In October 2003, questionnaires were mailed to all past participants in the survey series on compensation and fringe benefits in nonprofit organizations and all past purchasers of the survey reports of those series. As of May 2004, usable responses were received from 1,172 organizations.

This summary provides the briefest possible "boil-down" of the voluminous data provided by nonprofit organizations of widely-differing types and sizes. Obviously, fringe benefit and working condition practices can and frequently do vary by region, annual budget of organization, number of employees, geographic scope of organization, and type of nonprofit organization. For a complete treatment of the data, we must refer you to the entire report.

The results of the survey, including "break-outs" by type of organization, region, geographic scope of organization, annual budget, and number of employees have been published in an 819-page report entitled Fringe Benefits & Working Conditions in Nonprofit Organizations, Sixth Edition. Copies of the report are available for $295.00 through our On-Line Order Form or from Abbott, Langer Association Surveys, 1725 I Street NW, Suite 300, Washington, DC 20006 (Telephone: (877) 210-6563, Fax: (877) 239-2457).

Work Practices

Over half (54%) have an official lunch period of one hour; 33% have a one-half hour lunch. Over one-half (57%) of the nonprofit organizations responding have an official work week of 40 hours, with about 18% having a work week of 35 hours and 19% of 37.5 hours. Almost all have a five-day week. Regarding flextime, 41% allow it on a case-by-case basis, 31% allow it for all employees, 11% for one or more departments, and 16% do not allow it at all.

When overtime work and the normal work week would not exceed 40 hours, the vast majority do not allow overtime work or do not compensate employees for it, with 14% providing additional pay or time off at straight time to the chief executive officer, 21% to other administrative/professional employees, and 38% to clerical/blue collar employees. Few allow overtime at time and one-half (in pay or time off) for any employees.

When overtime work and the normal work week would exceed 40 hours, the majority still do not allow overtime work or do not compensate CEOs or other administrative/professional employees for it. 19% provide additional pay or time off at straight time to the chief executive officer; 24% to other administrative/professional employees and 11% at time and one-half; and 13% to clerical/blue collar employees and 70% at time and one-half.

Overall Cost of Fringe Benefits

As a percentage of payroll, the predominant overall cost of fringe benefits for CEOs is between 20% and 29.9%. The same amounts hold true for administrative/professional and clerical/blue collar employees.

General Fringe Benefit Practices

Regarding flexible benefit/cafeteria/Section 125 plans, 54% of respondents have such a plan, 10% are exploring one, and 36% neither have one nor are exploring one. Regarding fringe benefits for part-time employees, the practice varies widely - with the four more frequent policies (in descending order) being: not to grant any fringe benefits to part-timers; having part-timers eligible for a few fringe benefits - but prorated; having part-timers eligible for most fringe benefits - but prorated; and having part-timers eligible for all fringe benefits - but prorated.

Holiday Practices

The median number of paid holidays granted is 10 or 10« days annually. In addition to the basic six holidays (New Year's Day, Memorial Day, July Fourth, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas), the paid holidays granted most frequently are: the day after Thanksgiving (in 77% of nonprofit organizations); Martin Luther King's birthday (66%); all or part of the day before Christmas (57%); President's Day (55%); all or part of the day before New Year's Day (37%); one or more floating holiday (37%); Veteran's Day (31%); Good Friday (29%); and Columbus Day (26%). When a scheduled paid holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the overwhelming practice is to grant another day off.

Vacation Practices

The predominant practice is to require that all employees be employed for six months before a paid vacation can be taken. As to length of vacation, the predominant practice is for nonprofit organizations to provide paid vacations to chief executive officers as follows: after one year of employment - two weeks or (less often) three or four weeks; after three years - two or three weeks or (less often) four weeks; after five years - three or four weeks; and after ten years, four weeks. A similar but slightly less generous pattern applies to other administrative/professional employees and clerical/blue collar employees.

Special Leave Practices

The predominant practice is to not provide paid time off for illness in the immediate family, for attendance at the funeral of someone other than a member of the immediate family, military duty, personal leave, or maternity/paternity leave (except as a part of a personal leave or sick leave program). Paid time off for death in the immediate family most frequently is three days. Paid time off for jury duty is most frequently as needed (but may be minus pay received for jury duty).

Insurance Practices

The predominant practice of nonprofit organizations which participated in the survey is to provide long-term disability, HMO, hospitalization, major medical, dental, prescription drug, and life insurance coverage to all employees (the percentage of organizations providing coverage varying by type of coverage and usually being more liberal with CEOs and other administrative/professional personnel than with clerical/blue collar personnel). Enrollment in vision care insurance is still not predominant in nonprofit organizations. When insurance programs are provided, the predominant practice is for the employer to pay 100% of the insurance premium for the employee's coverage for all types of insurance coverage.

There is a strong tendency to pay either a smaller percentage or none of the insurance premium for the coverage of the employees' dependents.

When life insurance is provided, the practice regarding the amount of life insurance varies widely, but is predominantly a flat amount or equal to one year's salary for all levels of employees. About 43% of nonprofit organizations (depending upon job level) permit employees to purchase additional life insurance coverage.

Sick Leave and Short-term Disability Insurance Practices

Over one-half (52%) of the survey participants provide only ordinary paid sick leave. Over one-third (36%) provide both ordinary paid sick leave and short-term disability insurance.

The predominant amount of sick leave earned by employees in organizations which provide paid sick leave (with or without short-term disability insurance) is 12 days annually. In over 80% of nonprofit organizations, sick leave accumulation is allowed. Where accumulation is permitted, the amount of accumulation allowed varies widely. However, the most usual practice (but not the median practice) is to allow unlimited accumulation of sick leave. The predominant practice among reporting organizations is to not allow conversion of unused sick leave to either cash or additional vacation time.

Among those reporting organizations with short-term disability insurance, the predominant practice is to have a waiting period of seven days before benefits begin. The median number of days paid under these policies is 130 days.

The portion of the individual's salary paid by short-term disability insurance programs varies widely. Among employees for whom a fixed percentage of salary is paid by this coverage, the median benefit paid is 60% of their salaries. A small number of policies pay a flat dollar amount or an amount which varies by job level or length of service. The predominant practice regarding the payment of short-term disability insurance premiums by the organization is for the employer to pay 100% of the premium.

Retirement Practices

A little more than half (54%) of survey participants have 403(b), 401(k), 457, SIP, or IRA plans for employees; a small percentage (about 7%) have pension plans (without any 403(b), 401(k), 457, SIP, or IRA plans); 28% have both; and 12% have neither. Of those with defined contribution pension plans, the median practice is for the premium to equal about 6% of the employee's salary. However, the advent of defined contribution pension plans and the addition of 403(b), 401(k), 457, SIP, and IRA plans has made the percentage of highest average earnings provided by a retirement program variable for a significant percentage of employees.

The predominant practice among organizations with a 403(b), 401(k), 457, SIP, or IRA plan is for the organization to contribute an amount equal to about 5% of the employee's salary (if the employee contributes nothing) and not to match an employee's contribution.

Tax-Advantaged Programs

About two-thirds of nonprofit organizations have provisions for their employees to pay medical insurance premiums on a pre-tax basis. Over 40% have provisions for healthcare flexible spending accounts and dependent care spending accounts.

Employee Service/Assistance Programs

About 40% provide free off-street parking; another 3% pay some or part of the coast involved. The vast majority of nonprofit organizations do not provide their employees with credit unions; discounts on goods/services; incentive programs; recognition programs; suggestion programs; day care for employees' children or elderly parents; physical examinations; food service (other than vending machines); or fitness/exercise, recreation, or weight reduction programs; financial, individual or family, legal, or pre-retirement/retirement counseling; or alcohol, drug, or smoking cessation programs.

Special Work-Related Expenses

Regarding providing an automobile or paying a car allowance, 48% of respondents provide this to the CEO (with the vast majority of these providing full payment for this expense), 32% to other administrative/professional employees, and 26% to sub-professional employees.

The predominant practice is to pay the entire subscription price for publications for the CEO and other administrative/professional employees, but less frequently for sub-professional employees. The same pattern was found for payment of association/professional society dues.

The prevailing practice is to pay the entire conference registration fee, travel expenses, and room and meal expenses for the CEO and other administrative and professional employees. The practice is somewhat less common for sub-professional employees.

Payment of club/social membership dues, first-class air travel, and spouses' travel expense is not common.

Educational Assistance

The majority of nonprofit organizations do not pay tuition for any level of employees; but when reimbursement is provided, the predominant practice is to pay 100% of tuition. Tuition reimbursement is usually not related to number of courses taken; it is usually a fixed amount per time period or some other arrangement. Reimbursement is usually limited to tuition for individual courses related to the employee's current job.

Only very infrequently do nonprofit organizations pay the cost of college tuition for their employees' children.

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Over 1,000 organizations supplied current benefit practice information for the survey report, listed below.

• 100 Club, Inc.
• 1000 Friends of Maryland
• 180 Degrees
• Academy of Model Aeronautics
• Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
• Accuracy in Media
• Acterra: Action for a Sustainable Earth
• Ada S. McKinley Community Services, Inc.
• ADEC, Inc.
• Adirondack ARC
• Adoption Network Cleveland
• Adventure Theatre, Inc.
• Advocates for Children & Youth, Inc.
• Agassiz Neighborhood Council
• AIDS Action Foundation
• AIDS Assistance Program
• AIDS Care Partners
• AIDS Legal Council of Chicago
• AIDS Ministries, AIDS Assist of North Indiana
• Akron Summit Community Action, Inc.
• Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc.
• Alan Guttmacher Institute
• Alaska Oil and Gas Association
• Albright Care Services
• Albuquerque Health Care for the Homeless
• Albuquerque Metropolitan Board of Realtors
• Alcohol & Drug Recovery Centers, Inc.
• Alexandria Volunteer Bureau
• Alisos Institute
• All Aboard! Inc.
• Allen County Council on Aging, Inc.
• Alliance for Children and Families
• Alliance for Community Care
• Alliance for Resource Management, Inc.
• Alliance for the Arts
• Alliance for Workforce Development, Inc.
• Alpha Opportunities, Inc.
• Alternative House - The Abused & Homeless Children's Refuge
• Alternative Services, Inc.
• Alternatives to Hunger, Bellingham Food Bank
• Alternatives, Inc.
• Altoona Area Public Library
• Altrusa International
• Alzheimer's Association of San Diego
• Amador County Senior Citizens, Inc.
• Amanecer Community Counseling
• Amazon Alliance for Indigenous & Traditional Peoples of the Amazon Basin
• Amego, Inc.
• American Academy of Dermatology
• American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
• American Agricultural Economics Assn.
• American Alpine Club
• American Association of University Professors
• American Association of Suicidology
• American Board of Hospice and Palliative Medicine
• American Board of Plastic Surgery, Inc.
• American Breast Cancer Foundation
• American Cancer Society, Illinois Division
• American Chestnut Land Trust, Inc.
• American College of Emergency Physicians
• American Council of Young Political Leaders
• American Councils for International Education
• American Craft Council
• American Floral Endowment
• American Gastroenterological Association
• American Horse Trials Foundation, Inc.
• American Indian Graduate Center, Inc.
• American Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works
• American Institute of Graphic Arts
• American Lung Association
• American Lung Association of California
• American Mensa, Ltd.
• American Petroleum Institute
• American Physical Society
• American Red Cross, Hawaii State Chapter
• American Red Cross of the Susquehanna Valley
• American School Health Association
• American School of Classical Studies at Athens
• American Society for Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics
• American Society of Agronomy
• American Soybean Association
• American Whitewater Affiliation, Inc.
• American Youth Hostel, San Diego Council
• Amigos Library Services, Inc.
• Animal Welfare League of Arlington
• Anza-Borrego Desert Natural History Association
• Apples for Children, Inc.
• APT Foundation, Inc.
• Arc of Frederick County, Inc.
• Archway Programs, Inc.
• Ardmore Enterprises, Inc.
• Area 10 Agency on Aging
• Area Agency on Aging of Central Florida
• ARH Recovery Homes, Inc.
• Arizona Multihousing Association
• Arizona Theatre Company
• Arizona-Kazakhstan Partnership Foundation, Inc.
• Arkansas Livestock Show Association
• Arlington Free Clinic
• Armand Hammer United World College of the American West
• Aroostook County Action Program, Inc.
• Arthritis Foundation, Indiana Chapter
• Arthritis Foundation, Maryland Chapter
• Arts Quest
• Ashland County Council on Aging
• Associated General Contractors of Alaska
• Association for Child Development
• Association for International Practical Training
• Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management
• Association for Supportive Child Care
• Association for the Developmentally Disabled
• Association of Floral Importers of Florida, Inc.
• Association of Gospel Rescue Missions
• Association of Texas Professional Educators
• Athena Alliance
• Atlanta Lawn Tennis Association, Inc.
• Atlanta Union Mission
• AVANCE, Inc.
• BAHIA, Inc.
• Bair Foundation
• Baltimore Child Abuse Center
• Baltimore ChildFirst Authority, Inc.
• Baltimore Medical System, Inc.
• Baltimore Rescue Mission, Inc.
• Bay Area Commuter Services, Inc.
• Bay Area Family Services, Inc.
• Beacon Lodge Camp for the Blind
• Beavercreek Chamber of Commerce
• Beginning with Children Foundation, Inc.
• Benedictine Sisters of Chicago
• Beneficent Technology, Inc.
• Bennington Museum
• Berks Counseling Center
• Berwick Industrial Development Assn. (BIDA)
• Beta Gamma Sigma, Inc.
• Bethany Lutheran Homes, Inc.
• Bethel Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
• Bethlehem Center - Charlotte
• Bethsaida Community, Inc.
• Better Business Bureau of Southwest Missouri
• Bible League
• Bibliographical Center for Research
• Biomedical Research Foundation of Northwest Louisiana
• Bismarck Mandan Convention and Visitors Bureau
• Blind & Visually Impaired Center of Monterey County, Inc.
• Blount County Children's Home
• Blue Ridge Speech & Hearing Center
• Boise Bible College, Inc.
• Bonfils-Stanton Foundation
• Bonita Springs Utilities
• Book of Hope International, Inc.
• Boyne Country Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Summit County
• Brain Injury Services
• Brevard Workforce Development Board
• Bridge, Inc.
• Bridgeport Neighborhood Fund
• Brooke Industries, Inc.
• Brookfield Schools
• Brush Creek Family Services, Inc.
• Bucks County Housing Group, Inc.
• Builders & Contractors Exchange, Inc.
• Bullitt Foundation
• Bushnell
• Calcasieu Women's Shelter
• California Association of Marriage & Family Therapists
• California Association of Nonprofits
• California CASA Association
• California College of Arts & Crafts
• California FarmLink
• California Horse Racing Information Management Systems, Inc.
• California Police Activities League
• California Rural Legal Assistance, Inc.
• California Society of Enrolled Agents
• California State Parks Foundation
• Caminar, Inc.
• Camp Fire USA Central Puget Sound Council
• Cancer Services, Inc.
• Cape Cod Child Development
• Capital City Community Centers
• Care Development
• Care for the Homeless
• Career Connections
• Career Resource Center, Inc.
• Carey Services, Inc.
• Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
• Caroline Hospice Foundation, Inc.
• Carpenter St. Croix Valley Nature Center
• Carroll Center for the Blind
• Carroll Child Care Centers, Inc.
• Casa de Amigas
• Cascade AIDS Project, Inc.
• Cat Welfare Association, Inc.
• Catholic Charities
• Catholic Charities, Diocese of Joliet
• Catholic Charities for Health & Human Services
• Catholic Charities of Fairfield County
• Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago
• Catholic Distance University
• Catholic Ladies of Columbia
• Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley
• CBH Ministries
• CEC Artslink
• Center for Children
• Center for Clean Air Policy
• Center for Employment Opportunities
• Center for Living & Working, Inc.
• Center for Mind-Body Medicine
• Center for Nonprofit Excellence
• Center for Research Libraries
• Center for Resource Economics, d/b/a Island Press
• Center for Social Change, Inc.
• Center for Technology Commercialization
• Center for Women and Families of Eastern Fairfield County, Inc.
• Center for Wooden Boats
• Center of Vocational Alternatives
• CenterPointe, Inc.
• Central Arizona Association of Governments
• Central City Association of Los Angeles, Inc.
• Central Council of the St. Vincent de Paul Society of Rockville Centre
• Central Minnesota Jobs/Training Services
• Cerebral Palsy Research Foundation
• Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards
• Challenge Industries
• Champlin Foundations
• Change, Inc.
• Channel Marker, Inc.
• Chariton Valley Association for Handicapped Citizens, Inc.
• Chase Brexton Health Services, Inc.
• Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum
• Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating, d/b/a CRAB
• Cheshire Occupational and Career Opportunities, Inc. (COCO, Inc.)
• Chesterwye Center, Inc.
• Chicago Area Runners Association
• Chicago Children's Advocacy Center
• Child Guidance & Family Solutions
• Children First, Inc.
• Children's Book Council, Inc.
• Children's Cabinet, Inc.
• Children's Foundation
• Children's Home Association of Illinois
• Children's Psychiatric Center, Inc.
• Children's Service Society of Wisconsin
• Children's Village of Washington County
• Chinese American Service League
• Chinese-American Planning Council Home Attendant Program
• Christ Our Shepherd Church
• Christian Children's Fund
• Christian Foundation for Children & Aging
• Chrysalis House, Inc.
• Church of St. Annes
• Churches of Christ in Christian Union
• Cincinnati Nature Center
• Cincinnati Works, Inc.
• Circuit Rider Productions. Inc.
• Citizens for the Arts in Pennsylvania
• City at Peace, Inc.
• Claremont Community Foundation
• Clarity Care, Inc.
• Cleveland Institute of Music
• Cleveland Sight Center
• Cleveland Zoological Society
• Clinton County Historical Society
• Coastal Heritage Society, Inc.
• Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation
• Cogswell Hall, Inc.
• College Consortium for International Studies
• College Music Society
• Colorado Legal Services
• Columbia Housing Corporation
• Columbus College of Art & Design
• Columbus Housing Partnership, Inc.
• Columbus Jewish Federation
• Columbus Medical Association Foundation
• Communities United, Inc.
• Community & Economic Development Association of Cook County
• Community Action Coalition for South Central Wisconsin, Inc.
• Community Associations Institute, Greater Houston Chapter
• Community Awareness & Treatment Services (CATS)
• Community Bankers Association Illinois
• Community Bridges
• Community Building in Partnership, Inc.
• Community Care Services, Inc.
• Community Center
• Community Connections, Inc.
• Community Council for the Homeless at Friendship Place Community Housing Trust
• Community Development Corporation of Butler County
• Community Foundation for Palm Beach & Martin Counties, Inc.
• Community Foundation of Greater Lorain County
• Community Health Awareness Council
• Community Health Center of Snohomish County
• Community Health Charities of Georgia
• Community Housing Resources
• Community Interface Services
• Community Living, Inc.
• Community of Hope, Inc.
• Community Partners
• Community Partnerships, Inc.
• Community Senior Services
• Community Support Services, Inc.
• Community Teachers Institute
• Community United Headstart & Day Care
• Community Violence Intervention Center
• Compassion International, Inc.
• Comprehensive Development, Inc.
• Concert Artists Guild
• Concord Child Care Center, Inc.
• Concordia University
• Connecticut AIDS Residence Coalition
• Conservancy of Southwest Florida
• Conservation Corps of Long Beach
• Consumer Credit Counseling Service
• Consumer Data Industry Association
• Continuing Developmental Services, Inc.
• Coshocton Foundation
• Cotton Electric Cooperative, Inc.
• Council for Economic Opportunities in Greater Cleveland, Inc.
• Council for Exceptional Children and Adults, Inc.
• Council for the Spanish Speaking
• Council of Better Business Bureaus, Inc.
• Council of Residential Specialists
• Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio
• Council on Rural Service Programs
• Country Club
• Country Dance and Song Society
• County United Way, Inc.
• Covenant to Care, Inc.
• Creative Health Services, Inc.
• Credit Union Executives Society
• Creede-Mineral County Chamber of Commerce
• Crosspoint Human Services
• Crossroads for Youth
• Crystal Run Village, Inc.
• Cultural Council of Santa Cruz County
• Cultural Homestay International
• Cumberland Neighborhood Housing Services
• Czech Catholic Union
• Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity, Inc.
• Dallas County Heritage Society, Inc.
• Dallas Summer Musicals, Inc.
• Dayton Foundation
• DC Central Kitchen
• Deaf and Hard of Hearing Service Center
• Del-Mor Dwellings Corporation
• Delmarva Rural Ministries, Inc.
• Delphia Management Corporation
• Delta Dental Plan of Iowa
• Democracy 21
• Denver Art Museum
• Denver Regional Council of Governments
• Denver Rescue Mission
• Deseret Certified Development Company
• Desoto Sunrise, Inc.
• Developmental Services Center
• Dextra Baldwin McGonagle Foundation
• Discovery Living, Inc.
• Discoveryland Christian Preschool
• Diversified Family Services
• Doe Fund, Inc.
• Dominican University
• Douglas Area Chamber of Commerce
• Doves of Big Bear Valley, Inc.
• Dubuque Area Chamber of Commerce
• Ducks Unlimited, Inc.
• Dwelling Place, Inc.
• Earl B. and Loraine H. Miller Foundation
• Earth Share of California
• East Shore Industries, Inc.
• Easter Seals Florida, Inc.
• Easter Seals of Southwestern Ohio
• Eastern Carolina Vocational Center
• Eastern Regional Mental Health Board
• Eastern Shore Center for Independent Living, Inc.
• Echoing Hills Village, Inc.
• Economic Development Corporation Serving Fresno County
• Ecotrust
• Eden I & R, Inc.
• Edinburg Child Care, Inc.
• Education Writers Association
• Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation
• Elderly United of Springfield & Clark County, Inc.
• Electrical Workers Joint Board of Trustees
• Elkhorn Slough Foundation
• Employers' Association
• Enterprise Chamber of Commerce
• Entomological Society of America
• Environmental Fund for Ohio, d/b/a Earth Share of Ohio
• Ephraim McDowell Health
• Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Chicago
• Escondido Historical Society
• Escuela del Rio, Inc.
• Esperanza Health Center
• Ethan House, Inc.
• Evergreen Cove Holistic Learning Center
• Everybody Wins! DC
• Exchange Club Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse of Connecticut, Inc.
• Fabricators & Manufacturers Association
• Faculty Student Association, Stony Brook University
• Families Thru International Adoption
• Families United Network, Inc.
• Family & Children's Agency, Inc.
• Family & Childrens Center, Inc.
• Family & Neighborhood Services
• Family and Children's Association
• Family Counseling Center of Missouri
• Family Focus
• Family Health Centers, Inc.
• Family League of Baltimore City, Inc.
• Family Resources, Inc.
• Family Service Agency of Marin County
• Family Service of Burlington County
• Family Service Partners
• Family Services Alliance of Southeast Idaho, Inc.
• Family Services, Inc.
• FamilyLinks
• Fannie E. Rippel Foundation
• Farallones Marine Sanctuary Association
• Farmington Chamber of Commerce
• Father Flanagan's Boys Home
• Fayerweather Street School, Inc.
• Federation for Community Planning
• Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, Inc.
• Feed My People
• FEGS, HR Dynamics
• First Baptist Church of Longview
• First Capital Enterprises, Inc.
• First Step of Sarasota, Inc.
• First Step, Inc.
• Florida Aquarium
• Florida Community Health Centers, Inc.
• Florida Institute of Technology
• Florida Insurance Guaranty Association
• Florida Public Defender Association
• Foothill Family Service
• Forest Grove Chamber of Commerce
• Forward Service Corporation
• Foundation for Russian American Economic Cooperation
• Foundation Health Services, Inc.
• Foundation of Compassionate American Samaritans (FOCAS)
• Foxfire Fund, Inc.
• Franciscan Outreach Association
• Franciscan Sisters of Chicago Service
• Frazer Center
• Fremont Area Community Foundation
• French International School
• Friends of the Children
• Friends of the Family, Inc.
• Friends Research Institute, Inc.
• Friendship Bridge, Inc.
• Future Families, Inc.
• Gads Hill Center
• Gaston Residential Services, Inc.
• Geneva Camp & Retreat Center
• Georgia Association of Homes & Services for Children
• Georgia Center for Children, Inc.
• Georgia Chiropractic Association, Inc.
• Gerber Foundation
• Girl Scout Council of Coastal Carolina
• Girl Scouts - Great Rivers Council, Inc.
• Girl Scouts of Appleseed Ridge, Inc.
• Girl Scouts of Erie Shores
• Girl Scouts of San Francisco Bay Area
• Girl Scouts of Wapehani Council, Inc.
• Girl Scouts, Scranton Pocono Council
• Girls, Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara
• Glendon Association
• Good Faith Fund
• Good Shepherd Corporation, Mediation Program
• Goodwill Industries of Upper South Carolina, Inc.
• Goodwill Industries of Chesapeake, Inc.
• Govans Center for Retired Persons, Inc., Senior Network of North Baltimore
• Grace & Franklin Bernsen Foundation
• Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
• Grand Prairie Services, Behavioral Health Care
• Grand Rapids Community Foundation
• Grand Rapids Metropolitan YMCA
• Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance
• Greater Boston Legal Services, Inc.
• Greater Chicago Food Depository
• Greater Cincinnati Foundation
• Greater DuPage MYM, Inc.
• Greater Harrisburg Foundation
• Greater Hartford Association for Retarded Citizens, Inc.
• Greater Hartford Jewish Community Center
• Greater Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce
• Greater Opportunities for the Developmentally Disabled
• Greater Pittsburgh Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Greater Rockville Partnership
• Greater Wayzata Area Chamber of Commerce
• Green Acres Foundation
• Green Country Marketing Association
• Green Country Village, Inc.
• Greenville Symphony Association
• Guardian Angel Home
• Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center
• Habilitative Systems, Inc.
• Hands Across Long Island, Inc.
• Hands on Atlanta, Inc.
• Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution
• Harford Center, Inc.
• Harlem Center for Education, Inc.
• Hartford Area Habitat for Humanity
• Hartford Gay and Lesbian Health Collective, Inc.
• Hattie Larlham Foundation Center for Children with Disabilities
• Head Injury Rehabilitation & Referral Services (HIRRS)
• Health Care for the Homeless
• Health Federation of Philadelphia
• Healthways, Inc.
• Healthy Foundation
• Heart of West Michigan United Way
• Heartbeat International, Inc.
• Heifer Project International
• Henry & Rilla White Foundation
• Hepatitis B Foundation
• Hephzibah Children's Association
• Heritage Health & Housing
• Herkimer Area Resource Center
• Higher Education Coordinating Council of Metropolitan St. Louis
• Hispanic College Fund, Inc.
• Hochstein School of Music & Dance
• Hocking.Athens.Perry Community Action
• Hockomock YMCA
• Holcomb Farm Learning Centers, Inc.
• Holmes County Education Foundation
• Holston United Methodist Home for Children, Inc.
• Holy Family House, Inc.
• Home Repair Resource Center
• Homes for Kids of Ohio, Inc.
• Homestretch, Inc.
• Honolulu Board of Realtors
• Hoop Dreams Scholarship Fund
• Hope Christian Community Foundation
• Horace Mann Educational Associates, Inc.
• Horizons Foundation
• Hospice of St. Lawrence Valley, Inc.
• Hospice Partners
• Hospital Hospitality House of Southwest Michigan, Inc.
• House of Ruth Maryland, Inc.
• Housing Advocacy Council of Monterey County
• Housing Opportunities for Women, Inc.
• Houston Lawyer Referral Service, Inc.
• Houston's Variety for Children
• Howard County Arts Council
• Human Options, Inc.
• Human Resources Council, Inc.
• Humanistic Alternatives to Addiction Research & Treatment
• Humboldt Domestic Violence Services
• Humboldt Senior Resource Center, Inc.
• Huntington County Chamber of Commerce
• Illinois Valley Area Chamber of Commerce & Economic Development
• Illinois Valley YMCA
• Indian Law Resource Center
• Indiana Minority Health Coalition, Inc.
• Indianhead Community Action Agency
• Indianhead Council Boy Scouts of America
• Industrial Modernization Center, Inc.
• Industrial Safety Training Council
• Infusion Nurses Society, Inc.
• Ink People, Inc.
• Inner-City Arts
• Institute for Alternative Futures
• Institute for Christian & Jewish Studies
• Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS)
• Institute of Professional Practice, Inc.
• Insurance Federation of Minnesota
• Inter Parish Ministry
• Inter-Community Mental Health Group
• Interchurch Center
• Interfaith Consortium of Greater Cumberland, Inc.
• Interim, Inc.
• International Association of Diecutting & Diemaking
• International Association of Industrial Accident Boards & Commissions (IAIABC)
• International Children's Care, Inc.
• International Foundation for Education and Self-Help
• International Institute of Municipal Clerks
• International Medical Corps
• International Society of Arboriculture
• InterVarsity Christian Fellowship
• Investment Management Consultants Assn.
• Inwood House, Inc.
• Iowa Association of Business & Industry
• Iowa Bankers Association
• James River Senior Citizen's Center
• Jane Addams Hull House Association
• Jefferson County Assisted Housing Corp.
• Jefferson County Council on Aging, d/b/a Meals-on-Wheels
• Jewish Employment & Vocational Service
• Jewish Family Service of Western Massachusetts, Inc.
• Jewish Federation of Cincinnati
• Jewish Geriatric Services, Inc.
• Jobs Partnership, Inc.
• Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology
• Jointure for Community Adult Education
• Joliet Area Community Hospice
• Juneau Economic Development Council
• Juvenile Protective Association
• Kalamazoo Community Foundation
• Kansas Foundation for Medical Care, Inc.
• Kansas Masonic Foundation, Inc.
• Kappa Omicron Nu Honor Society
• Kauai Board of Realtors
• Kenosha Human Development Services
• Keystone Human Services, Inc.
• Kids in Crisis, Inc.
• King County Director's Association
• Kirby Hall School
• Kosciusko County Community Foundation
• La Jolla Country Day School
• Lakewood Economic Action Program, Inc.
• Land Trust of Santa Cruz County
• Latin American Youth Center
• LEAD San Diego, Inc.
• Leavenworth-Jefferson Electric Cooperative, Inc.
• Lee and Beulah Moore Children's Home
• Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County
• Legal Momentum
• Licking/Knox Goodwill Industries, Inc.
• Life Adjustment Center, Inc.
• Life Essentials, Inc.
• Life Resources, Inc.
• Lifegains, Inc.
• Lifeworks, Inc.
• Light Opera Works
• Lighthouse Ministries, Inc.
• Lima/Allen County Chamber of Commerce
• Lincoln Center for Family & Youth Services
• Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
• Lincolnia Educational Foundation, Inc.
• Linwood Center, Inc.
• Literacy Council of Northern Virginia
• Literacy Volunteers of America-National Capital Area
• LMG Programs, Inc.
• Local Management Board of St. Mary's County
• London Town Foundation, Inc., a/k/a Historic London Town & Gardens
• Long Beach Community Services Development Corporation
• Long Island Board of Realtors, Inc.
• Long Term Care Ombudsman Services of San Luis Obispo County, Inc.
• Lorton Community Action Center
• Louisiana State Medical Society
• Low Income Investment Fund
• Loyal Order of Moose #425
• Lucille Lortel Foundation, Inc.
• Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod
• Lutheran Family Services in the Carolinas
• Lutheran Home, Inc.
• Lutheran Music Program, Inc.
• Lutheran Senior Services of Dover, Inc.
• Lyman W. Liggins Urban Affairs Center
• Lymphoma Foundation of America
• Maclellan Foundation
• Macomb-Oakland Regional Center, Inc.
• Madison County Chamber of Commerce
• Marin Shakespeare Company
• Marjorie House, Inc.
• Marshall County Group Homes, Inc.
• Marshall County Rural Electric Membership Cooperative
• Marshall Regional Arts Council
• Martin County Residential Services, Inc.
• Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organizations
• Maryland Association of Resources for Families & Youth
• Maryland Bible Society
• Maryland Center for Community Development
• Maryland Committee for Children
• Maryland Library Association
• Masonic Medical Research Laboratory
• Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
• Material Handling Industry
• Materials Technology Institute, Inc.
• Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation, University of Montana
• MCNC Research and Development Institute
• Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland
• Medina County Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Meeting Professionals International
• Meld
• Mendocino Art Center
• Mennonite Economic Development Associates
• Mental Health Association of Maryland
• Mental Retardation & Developmental Disabilities Health Care Authority
• Mentor Performing Concert Series Foundation
• Mercy Housing & Shelter Corporation
• META Services, Inc.
• Metal Treating Institute
• Metals Service Center Institute
• Metropolitan Opera Guild, Inc.
• Miami-Dade Housing Agency
• Michigan Automobile Insurance Placement Facility
• Mid Columbia Coalition for Children
• Mid-Atlantic Regional Air Management Association
• Mid-Ohio FoodBank
• Mid-Ohio Psychological Services
• Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission
• Midwestern Oklahoma Development Authority
• Military Operations Research Society
• Minnesota Business Partnership, Inc.
• Missouri Valley Community Action Agency
• Mobile Meals, Inc.
• Monroe Chamber of Commerce
• Montana Tech Foundation
• Montgomery County Agricultural Center
• Montgomery Foundation
• Moose International, Inc.
• Moriah Fund, Inc.
• Morning Star Boys Ranch
• Morris Stulsaft Foundation
• Morrisons Developmental Center
• Moses L. Parshelsky Foundation
• Motor Racing Outreach
• Mount Zion Health Fund
• Mountain Tennessee Outreach Project
• Mt. Angel Training Center
• Mt. Vernon-Lee Child Development Center
• Murray State University Foundation, Inc.
• Museum of Discovery & Science, Inc.
• Music Theatre of Wichita
• Muskegon Community Health Project
• Mutual Ground, Inc.
• Naen Ministries, Inc.
• Napoleon Care Center
• Nashville Bar Association
• Nashville Christian Towers, Inc.
• National Academy of Public Administration
• National AIDS Fund
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• National Arbor Day Foundation
• National Association for State Community Services Programs
• National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
• National Association of Childbearing Centers
• National Association of Church Personnel Administrators
• National Association of Demolition Contractors
• National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors
• National Association of Protection & Advocacy Systems
• National Association of Children's Hospitals and Related Institutions
• National Association of Manufacturers
• National Association of State Boards of Education
• National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators
• National Association of Treasurers of Religious Institutes (NATRI)
• National Automated Clearing House Association
• National Center for Appropriate Technology
• National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
• National Coalition for Health Professionals Education in Genetics
• National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty
• National Conference for Community & Justice, Inc.
• National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence
• National Council on Crime & Delinquency
• National Dance Education Organization
• National Environmental Safety & Health Training Association, Inc.
• National Federation of Community Broadcasters, Inc.
• National Gardening Association
• National Guard Association of South Carolina
• National Head Start Association
• National Home Furnishings Association
• National Investment Center for the Seniors Housing & Care Industries, Inc.
• National Multiple Sclerosis Society
• National Rehabilitation Association
• National Runaway Switchboard
• National Safety Council
• National Soccer Coaches Association of America
• National Sojourners, Inc.
• National Swine Registry
• National Urban Fellows, Inc.
• Naval Historical Foundation
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• Nebraska State Education Association
• Neighborhood Club
• Neighborly Care Network
• New Avenues for Youth
• New England Residential Services
• New Hope Housing, Inc.
• New Jersey Psychiatric Association
• New Morning Montessori School Morning Glory Enterprises
• New Song Community Learning Center
• New York Academy of Medicine
• New York Academy of Sciences
• Newport School
• NICASA
• Ninilchik Senior Citizens, Inc.
• Nonprofit Financial Center
• NORCEN Behavioral Health Systems, Inc.
• North American Folk Music & Dance Alliance, Inc.
• North Carolina Academy of Physician Assistants (NCAPA)
• North Carolina Center for Nonprofit Organizations, Inc.
• North Coast Clinics Network
• North Coast Opportunities
• North Dakota Association of Counties
• North Dakota Rural Water Systems Assn.
• Northeast Communities Against Substance Abuse, Inc.
• Northeast Michigan Community Services Agency, Inc.
• Northeast Pennsylvania Center for Independent Living
• Northern Neck Electric Cooperative
• Northern Virginia AIDS Ministry
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• Northwest Montana Human Resources, Inc.
• Northwest Youth Services
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• Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters, Inc.
• NW Works, Inc.
• Oakes Children's Center
• Oasis Center, Inc.
• Ohio Association of Free Clinics
• Ohio Grantmakers Forum
• Ohio Parent Teacher Association, Inc.
• Ohio Parents for Drug Free Youth
• Ohio State Medical Association
• Ohio Valley College, Inc.
• Okaloosa County Council on Aging
• Old Dominion University Research Foundation
• Omni House, Inc.
• Oncology Nursing Society
• Open Space Institute, Inc.
• Opengate, Inc.
• Opportunities Unlimited, Inc.
• Opportunity Village Arc, Inc.
• Optimist International Foundation
• Options Center for Independent Living
• Options Child Care and Human Services
• Optometric Extension Program Foundation
• Orangewood Children's Foundation
• Oregon Children's Foundation
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• Oregon Museum of Science & Industry
• Organic Trade Association
• Orpheum Theatre Preservation Project
• Orthopedic Foundation for Animals
• Ounce of Prevention Fund
• Overeaters Anonymous, Inc.
• Owensville Primary Care
• Pacific Garden Mission
• Pacific Lumber Inspection Bureau
• Parent Child Center
• Parents and Children Together
• Parsons Blewett Memorial Fund
• Partners for Community, Inc.
• Partnership for Public Service
• Pathways Pennsylvania
• Pathways, Inc.
• Paulist Productions, Inc.
• Peconic Land Trust, Inc.
• Pen Lucy Action Network
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• Pennsylvania Association of School Retirees
• Pennsylvania Bar Institute
• Pennsylvania Dental Association
• Pennsylvania Industries for the Blind and Handicapped (PIBH)
• Perryton Ochiltree Chamber of Commerce
• Perseus House, Inc.
• Physicians for a National Health Program
• Piedmont Choirs
• Pierce County Alliance
• Pillsbury United Communities
• Pilot International, Inc.
• Pine Point School, Inc.
• Pioneer Center of McHenry County, Inc.
• Pioneers Hospital of Rio Blanco County
• Planned Parenthood of South Central Michigan
• Planned Parenthood of Northwest Ohio
• Planned Parenthood: Shasta-Diablo
• Play Factory Preschool
• Plumas Rural Services, Inc.
• Pontifical College Josephinum
• Population Association of America, Inc.
• Portage Private Industry Council, Inc.
• Portals House
• Porter-Leath Children's Center
• Potomac Appalachian Trail Club, Inc.
• Potomac Institute for Policy Studies
• Prevent Blindness America
• Printing & Graphic Communications Assn.
• Prison Fellowship International
• Pro Bono Project Silicon Valley
• Progressive Horizons, Inc.
• Project Hospitality, Inc.
• Project Management Institute
• Project NOW, Inc., Community Action Agency
• Project Plase, Inc.
• Protection & Advocacy, Inc.
• Providence Center
• Providence Connections, Inc.
• Provident Counseling, Inc.
• Provo River Water Users Association
• Public/Private Ventures
• Puget Sound Chapter, National Electrical Contractors Association
• Racine Art Museum Association, Inc.
• Rainbow Rising, Inc.
• Ramsey Action Programs
• Randolph County Progress Committee, Inc.
• RARE Center for Tropical Conservation
• Reaching Maximum Independence
• Realtor Association of the Fox Valley
• Reasons to Believe
• Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic
• Region Four Community Services
• Region II Regional Mental Health Board
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• Regional YMCA of Western Connecticut
• Renewal Unlimited, Inc.
• Results Educational Fund, Inc.
• RGK Foundation
• RISE, Inc.
• Roman Catholic Bishop of Salt Lake City
• Roots Public Charter School
• Roundabout Theatre Company
• Roundhouse Council, Inc.
• RPTA - Recycled Paperboard Technical Association
• Rudolf Steiner Foundation
• Rural Alaska Community Action Program
• Rural Missouri, Inc.
• Ruth Eckerd Hall
• Sacramento Area Emergency Housing Center
• Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation
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• Salt Institute
• Salvation Army
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• Samaritan House
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• San Dimas Chamber of Commerce
• Santa Cruz AIDS Project
• Sapientis, Inc.
• SCAN, Inc.
• Scanlan Foundation, Inc.
• School Sisters of St. Francis
• Science Station
• SCOPE
• Scott Key Center
• Seamen's Church Institute of Florida
• Search for Change, Inc.
• Seattle Opera
• Senior Alliance, Inc.
• Senior Care, Inc.
• Senior Centers of Bethlehem
• Senior Services Center of Will County
• Senior Services, Inc.
• Sertoma Centre, Inc.
• SERV Behavioral Health Systems, Inc.
• Service Center of Catholic Social Services
• Seton Hill University
• Shasta Regional Community Foundation
• SHELTER, Inc. of Contra Costa County
• Shiawassee Council on Aging
• Sickness Prevention Achieved Through Regional Collaboration, Inc. (SPARC)
• Sierra Family Services, Inc.
• Sierra Nevada Children's Services
• Sioux Falls Area Community Foundation
• Sleepy Eye Area Chamber of Commerce
• Social Concern Community Development Corporation
• Society of Exploration Geophysicists
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• Society of Nuclear Medicine
• Society of St. Vincent de Paul - Boston
• Solana Center for Environmental Innovation
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• South Carolina Nurses Association
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• Southend Community Services, Inc.
• Southern Academy of Periodontology
• Southern California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
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• Southern Forest Products Association
• Southern Maryland Tri-County Community Action Committee, Inc.
• Southern Poverty Law Center
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• Southern Ute Community Action Programs
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• Spertus Institute of Jewish Studies
• Spring Dell Center, Inc.
• Spring Hill College
• St. Anne Institute
• St. Louis District Dairy Council
• St. Mary's Episcopal Retirement Home
• St. Paul Chapter, NECA
• St. Vincent Family Centers
• STAND! Against Domestic Violence
• STAR Foundation
• State Fair of Virginia
• Staten Island Children's Museum
• Stearns History Museum
• Stephenson County Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Stepping Stone of San Diego, Inc.
• Stepping Stones of Rockford, Inc.
• Stepping Stones, Inc.
• Stewart Huston Charitable Trust
• Stop Oregon Litter & Vandalism, Inc.
• Student Ministries, Inc.
• Sun Credit Union
• Suncoast Center for Community Mental Health, Inc.
• Survivors of Homicide, Inc.
• Susquehanna Waldorf School
• Swift County Greater Rural Opportunities Working
• SWM Systems, Inc.
• Tabor Children's Services
• Tacoma Community House
• Tahirih Justice Center
• Talbert House
• Tamarack Center
• Tapestry Health Systems
• Tate Monroe Water Association, Inc.
• Taylor Memorial Baptist Church
• TCN Behavioral Health Services, Inc.
• Teach for America
• Tennessee Disability Coalition
• Tennessee Recreation & Parks Association
• Terrebonne Council on Aging, Inc.
• Texas Association of School Business Officials
• Texas Association of School Boards
• Texas Bar Foundation
• Texas Pythian Home, Inc.
• Theatre Building Chicago, N.F.P.
• Thermopolis-Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce
• Tiny Findings Child Development Center
• Toledo Ecumenical Area Ministries
• Tomorrow's Children, Inc.
• Topeka Civic Theatre & Academy, Inc.
• Tourism Association of the Dickinson County Area
• Tournament Golf Foundation, Inc.
• TransAccess
• Transitional Living, Inc.
• Transitional Services for New York, Inc.
• Tree Care Industry Association
• Tri-Cities Visitor and Convention Bureau
• Tri-County Community Action, Inc.
• Tri-County Community Council, Inc.
• Tri-County Human Services, Inc.
• Tri-County Opportunities Council
• Tri-County Youth Services Bureau
• Trial Lawyers Association of Metropolitan Washington, DC
• Trickle Up Program, Inc.
• Triniteam, Inc.
• Tuition Exchange, Inc.
• Tulsa Metro Chamber
• Turn Around, Inc.
• Turning Point
• Tuscarawas County Convention & Visitors Bureau
• U.S. Basic Skills Investment Corporation
• Ukiah Valley Association for Habilitation
• United Cerebral Palsy Association of Central Arizona, Inc.
• United Cerebral Palsy of Southern Maryland
• United Health Services, Inc.
• United Methodist Health Ministry Fund
• United Ministries, Inc.
• United Seniors of Athens County, Inc.
• United Services, Inc.
• United Way of Camden County
• United Way of Chester County
• United Way of Fayette County, Inc.
• United Way of Frederick County
• United Way of Gaston County
• United Way of Kern County
• United Way of Lake County
• United Way of Niagara County
• United Way of Rhode Island
• United Way of Scioto County, Inc.
• United Way of the Capital Area, Inc.
• United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley
• United Way of the Midlands
• United Way of Union County, Inc.
• United Way of Washington County Maryland
• United Way of Wayne & Holmes Counties
• Unity House of Cayuga County, Inc.
• Unity House of Troy, Inc.
• Unity of Phoenix
• Universal Ballet Academy
• University Circle, Inc.
• University of Arizona Foundation
• University of Arkansas Foundation, Inc.
• University of Georgia Foundation
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• University of Oregon Foundation
• University of Saint Mary
• Urban Ed, Inc.
• Urban Ministries of Wake County, Inc.
• Ursuline College
• Ursuline Sisters of Mount St. Joseph
• Vallejo Senior Citizens' Council, Inc.
• Valley Care Association
• Valley Economic Development Center
• Van Wert County Foundation
• Vegetarian Resource Group
• Vermillion County Economic Development Council
• Vermont Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations
• Vermont Council of Developmental & Mental Health Services, Inc.
• Vermont ETV, Inc.
• Victor Treatment Centers, Inc.
• Victory Christian Center of the Desert
• Vinfen Corporation of Connecticut, Inc.
• Virginia Hospitality and Travel Assn.
• Virginia Law Foundation
• Virginia Peninsula Chamber of Commerce
• Virginia Regional Transportation Assn.
• Virginia Wesleyan College
• Vision Council of America
• Volunteers of America Central Ohio
• Volunteers of America Texas
• Waltham Committee, Inc.
• Walton Arts Center Council, Inc.
• Washington Council of Agencies
• Washington Drama Society
• Washington Parks & People
• Washington Self-Insurers Association
• Washington State Crop Improvement Assn.
• Washington State Dental Association
• Washington State Transit Association
• Washington Storytellers Theatre
• Washtenaw United Way
• Watts Labor Community Action Committee
• Wellington Chamber of Commerce
• Wels Kingdom Workers
• Wenatchee Valley Chamber of Commerce
• West Orange Country Club
• Western Illinois Area Agency on Aging
• Western Reserve RC&D, Inc.
• Westmoreland Museum of American Art
• Westview School, Inc.
• Westwood Behavioral Health Center, Inc.
• Wheeling Health Right, Inc.
• Wildlife Rescue, Inc.
• Willamette View Foundation
• Williamson Free School
• Winding Trails, Inc.
• Wisconsin Certification Board
• Wisconsin Coalition for Advocacy
• Wisconsin State Telecommunications Assn.
• Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts
• Woman's Industrial Exchange
• Women Entrepreneurs of Baltimore, Inc.
• Women's Clinic & Family Counseling Center
• Women's Crisis Center
• Women's Initiative for Self Employment
• Women's Law Center of Maryland, Inc.
• Women's Resource Center of Northern Michigan
• Women's Sports Foundation
• Women's Treatment Center
• Wood County Children's Services Assn.
• Woodlands Serving Central Ohio
• Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Foundation
• Woods Charitable Fund, Inc.
• Worcester Community Action Council, Inc.
• Work, Inc.
• World Affairs Council of Northern California
• World Child International
• World Federation for Mental Health
• Worldwide Farmers Exchange
• WTTW - Channel 11
• Yakima Valley Museum
• Yazoo County Chamber of Commerce
• Yellowstone Association for Natural Science, History & Education
• Yellowstone County Council on Aging
• YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles
• YMCA of the Triangle, Inc.
• Young Woman's Christian Home
• Youngstown State University Foundation
• Youngstown/Mahoning County Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber
• Youth Development Corporation
• Youth for Christ/USA
• YouthCare
• YWCA Dayton
• YWCA Evanston/North Shore
• YWCA of Metropolitan St. Louis
• YWCA of Waukesha
• Zeiterion Theatre, Inc.
• Zeum