Efficiency Ranking · Oregon

Most Efficient Charities in Oregon

20 nonprofits ranked by Efficiency Score. 5 earn an A grade for excellent financial stewardship.

#	Organization	Category	Score	Revenue	Program %	Grade
1	George Fox University Education	Education	86	$151.7M	78.0%	A
2	Pacific University Education	Education	85	$179.4M	78.0%	A
3	Bonneville Environmental Foundation Environment & Animals	Environment & Animals	85	$22.1M	78.0%	A
4	Careoregon Inc Health	Health	80	$2.5B	78.0%	A
5	Energy Trust Of Oregon Inc Environment & Animals	Environment & Animals	80	$222.7M	78.0%	A
6	Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Of The Northwest Health	Health	79	$5.1B	78.0%	B
7	Lewis And Clark College Education	Education	79	$241.4M	78.0%	B
8	Dove Lewis Emergency Animal Hospital Inc Environment & Animals	Environment & Animals	79	$29.8M	78.0%	B
9	Oregon Shakespeare Festival Association Arts, Culture & Humanities	Arts, Culture & Humanities	77	$35.8M	78.0%	B
10	University Of Portland Education	Education	73	$240.1M	78.0%	B
11	Health Share Of Oregon Health	Health	71	$3.4B	78.0%	B
12	Willamette University Education	Education	71	$137.8M	78.0%	B
13	Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance Inc Environment & Animals	Environment & Animals	71	$35.5M	78.0%	B
14	Oregon Humane Society Environment & Animals	Environment & Animals	71	$28.9M	78.0%	B
15	Oregon Public Broadcasting Arts, Culture & Humanities	Arts, Culture & Humanities	70	$56.8M	78.0%	B
16	Oregon State University Foundation Education	Education	68	$137.9M	78.0%	B
17	Western Rivers Conservancy Environment & Animals	Environment & Animals	68	$16.8M	78.0%	B
18	Reed Institute Education	Education	63	$150.4M	78.0%	C
19	Portland Art Museum Arts, Culture & Humanities	Arts, Culture & Humanities	63	$29.7M	78.0%	C
20	University Of Oregon Foundation Education	Education	58	$191.0M	78.0%	C

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Frequently Asked Questions

The most efficient charities in Oregon are ranked above by our Efficiency Score. The top-ranked organization scores 86/100.

The Efficiency Score weighs four factors from IRS 990 data: program spending ratio (50%), revenue growth consistency (20%), fund reserves (20%), and CEO compensation relative to revenue (10%). Scores range from 0 to 100.