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Economic Benefits of Michigan's Nonprofit Sector 2009Executive SummaryMichigan’s nonprofit sector generates significant economic benefits for state residents. It is both geographically diverse, with organizations in every county of the state, and operationally diverse (click here to see maps of these regions). Michigan’s nonprofits can be found in every subsector of the service economy, including a strong presence in health care, human services, education, and the arts. This report documents that Michigan’s nonprofit organizations:
In addition, nonprofit expenditures provide vital economic support to the state’s economy, and nonprofits directly employ at least one in every ten Michigan workers. While the nonprofit sector is not traditionally thought of as an economic powerhouse, its billions of dollars in expenditures—and the fact that demand for many nonprofit services increases during times of economic stress—show that a healthy and vibrant nonprofit sector is critical to Michigan’s future. Download the full report (PDF, 605kb) or the 6-pg brief (PDF, 597kb)View or Download Detailed Regional TablesWatch the Webinar explaining the Economic Benefits study and how the data was compiled (due to size, this webinar may take a few minutes to load)SOURCES OF INFORMATION AND METHODOLOGIES Public Sector Consultants compiled the most recent data available on nonprofit organizations in Michigan. Sources for the data were
To establish the full impact of nonprofit organizations on the overall state economy, PSC used IMPLAN, an economic model of the state economy. In this model, an organization’s purchases from vendors in other sectors are multiplied, along with the earnings of its employees, based on assumptions about the goods and services that they purchase from sources beyond their employer. (See the full report for more information about the data sources, as well as notes regarding several shortcomings in the data.)
The Council of Michigan Foundations (CMF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit membership association of nearly 400 grantmaking organizations working together to strengthen, promote and increase philanthropy in Michigan.
Michigan Nonprofit Association (MNA) increases the capacity of Michigan’s nonprofits to serve, strengthen and transform communities. MNA is affiliated with Michigan Campus Compact, Highway T and Volunteer Centers of Michigan.
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