By Revenue

Largest Nonprofits in America

The largest nonprofit reports $75.1B in annual revenue. These 50 organizations represent the biggest charities in the country.

#	Organization	Category	Revenue	Assets	Program %	Grade
1	Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc Health	Health	$75.1B	$31.4B	78.0%	B
2	Kaiser Foundation Hospitals Health	Health	$32.8B	$72.1B	78.0%	B
3	Mass General Brigham Incorporated And Affiliates Group Rtn Health	Health	$22.7B	$26.0B	78.0%	A
4	Cleveland Clinic Foundation Health	Health	$15.6B	$24.7B	78.0%	A
5	Mayo Clinic Group Return Health	Health	$14.0B	$17.7B	78.0%	A
6	Healthfirst Phsp Inc Health	Health	$12.1B	$4.4B	78.0%	B
7	New York University Education	Education	$10.5B	$19.8B	78.0%	A
8	Corewell Health Health	Health	$10.4B	$8.7B	78.0%	A
9	The New York And Presbyterian Hospital Health	Health	$10.3B	$20.1B	78.0%	A
10	Johns Hopkins University Education	Education	$10.2B	$20.2B	78.0%	B
11	Trustees Of The University Of Pennsylvania Education	Education	$9.9B	$32.9B	78.0%	B
12	Dignity Health Health	Health	$9.9B	$17.3B	78.0%	B
13	Providence Health & Services Washington Health	Health	$9.8B	$8.5B	78.0%	B
14	Ihc Health Services Inc Health	Health	$9.6B	$16.8B	78.0%	A
15	Banner Health Health	Health	$9.5B	$15.0B	78.0%	A
16	Northwestern Memorial Healthcare Health	Health	$9.1B	$13.3B	78.0%	A
17	Nyu Langone Hospitals Health	Health	$8.9B	$11.6B	78.0%	A
18	Bon Secours Mercy Health Inc Health	Health	$8.7B	$12.9B	78.0%	A
19	Caresource Ohio Inc Health	Health	$8.5B	$2.2B	78.0%	B
20	The Board Of Trustees Of The Leland Stanford Junior University Education	Education	$8.5B	$61.8B	78.0%	B
21	The Cleveland Clinic Foundation Health	Health	$7.6B	$15.4B	78.0%	B
22	Memorial Hermann Health System Health	Health	$7.6B	$12.1B	78.0%	A
23	Hackensack Meridian Health Inc Health	Health	$7.5B	$7.1B	78.0%	A
24	Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Health	Health	$7.5B	$14.7B	78.0%	A
25	Mayo Clinic Health	Health	$7.1B	$22.1B	78.0%	B
26	Rwj Barnabas Health Inc Health	Health	$7.1B	$9.0B	78.0%	A
27	Stanford Health Care 227 Health	Health	$7.0B	$10.8B	78.0%	A
28	Vanderbilt University Medical Center Health	Health	$6.9B	$5.9B	78.0%	A
29	Advocate Health And Hospitals Corporation Health	Health	$6.9B	$16.1B	78.0%	A
30	Northside Hospital Inc Health	Health	$6.8B	$5.1B	78.0%	A
31	Bjc Health System Health	Health	$6.7B	$4.2B	78.0%	A
32	Trustees Of Columbia University Education	Education	$6.7B	$23.6B	78.0%	B
33	Yale University Education	Education	$6.3B	$54.3B	78.0%	B
34	Global Fund To Fight Aids Tuberculosis And Malaria Medical Research	Medical Research	$6.3B	$9.3B	78.0%	B
35	Emory University Education	Education	$6.3B	$20.9B	78.0%	B
36	Adventist Health System Sunbelt Inc Health	Health	$6.3B	$11.0B	78.0%	A
37	Ucare Minnesota Health	Health	$6.2B	$1.9B	78.0%	B
38	President And Fellows Of Harvard College Education	Education	$6.1B	$70.6B	78.0%	B
39	University Of Miami Education	Education	$5.9B	$7.0B	78.0%	A
40	Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Of The Mid Atlantic States Inc Health	Health	$5.9B	$3.1B	78.0%	A
41	Cornell University Education	Education	$5.9B	$17.3B	78.0%	B
42	Indiana University Health Inc Health	Health	$5.8B	$11.7B	78.0%	A
43	Inova Health Care Services Health	Health	$5.7B	$7.3B	78.0%	A
44	Providence Health & Services Oregon Health	Health	$5.5B	$4.6B	78.0%	A
45	University Of Rochester Education	Education	$5.4B	$7.6B	78.0%	A
46	Allina Health System Health	Health	$5.4B	$6.0B	78.0%	A
47	University Hospitals Health System Inc Health	Health	$5.3B	$3.3B	78.0%	A
48	Sentara Health Plans Health	Health	$5.2B	$1.6B	78.0%	B
49	Metroplus Health Plan Inc Health	Health	$5.2B	$2.5B	78.0%	B
50	Sutter Bay Hospitals Health	Health	$5.2B	$5.8B	78.0%	A

Frequently Asked Questions

Size alone does not indicate effectiveness. Our Efficiency Score grades nonprofits on how well they use their resources, including program spending ratio, revenue growth, reserves, and CEO compensation relative to revenue.

Program percentage shows what share of total expenses goes directly to the nonprofit's mission (vs. administration and fundraising). Higher is generally better. Most charity watchdogs recommend at least 75%.

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