The 50 largest international nongovernmental organizations in the United States received annual funding worth more than $28.1 billion according to their most recent tax filings, compiled in an exclusive new report by Devex, published this week.
Those figures make them cumulatively comparable to all but the largest international donors
Devex research found that the largest U.S. INGOs increased their funding by 2.4% more than inflation, growing roughly in line with the rest of the U.S. economy.
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About the authors
David Ainsworth@daveainsworth4
David Ainsworth is business editor at Devex, where he writes about finance and funding issues for development institutions. He was previously a senior writer and editor for magazines specializing in nonprofits in the U.K. and worked as a policy and communications specialist in the nonprofit sector for a number of years. His team specializes in understanding reports and data and what it teaches us about how development functions.
Miguel Antonio Tamonan@migueldevex
Miguel Tamonan is a Senior Development Analyst at Devex, where he analyzes data from public and private donors to produce content and special reports for Pro and Pro Funding readers. He has a bachelor’s degree in Political Science with a Major in International Relations from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines.
