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1 the of nonprofits: engines of An Economic Impact Report of Nonprofits in Long Beach and the South Los Angeles Region title sponsor

2 introduction How is Nonprofit defined for this study?

3 An economic impact report on Nonprofits in long beach - - long beach power facts: 10% 19,230 41,970 60% 120, million $109 million $687 million $795 million $859 $2.7 billion $4.9 billion 03

4 profile of Long Beach Nonprofits who are they? Figure 1 Category of Service 3 % of Establishments figure Who do They Serve? - 04

5 - - Figure 2 50 survey results: clients served by category general population youth low income seniors disabled homeless unemployed immigrants LGBT figure 2 Figure 3 50 survey results: clients served by category hispanic/latino multi-ethnic white black/african american asian hawaiian/pacific islander other figure 3 05

6 I m a The Nonprofit Workforce - - long beach workforce nonprofit 10.2% public 16.3% private sector 75.5% Where do Nonprofit Employees Work? Figure

7 Category of Service Employees Expenditure $ Average Payroll $ 3, ,531,961 26, ,178,093 17,709 2,551 72,512,943 13,241 10,637 3,017,043,237 46, ,840,568 40, ,288,235 27, ,288,235 19, ,748,287 34,170 Total 19,230 3,514,431,559 35,712 figure 4 Healthcare Sector as a Major Economic Driver Figure 4 While nonprofits are known for employing social workers, they also need managers, human resource professionals, educators, artists, computer programmers, marketers, accountants, athletes, carpenters, researchers, cooks and many other skilled workers. 07

8 Value of Volunteers - $ , Nonprofits as Job Creators - The Guidance Center ,000 08

9 Arts and Services for Disabled ,000 Precious Lamb Preschool ,000 09

10 Financial Profile of Nonprofits sources of revenue other foundation grants fee for service 18% individual donations 14% 19.5% 17.7% 6.3% 24.5% corporate support government grants Economic Impact of Nonprofits VALUE OF EXPENDITURES $ $2656 $2195 direct indirect & induced total Figure 5 figure 5 VALUE OF EMPLOYMENT Figure 6 10

11 - - 19,230 22,740 41,970 Value of Payroll Figure 7 - direct indirect & induced total - Figure 8 $687 $858 $1,356 $2,214 figure 6 direct payroll direct payroll & benefits $687 $109 indirect & induced income $795 total figure 7 payroll volunteers payroll & volunteers figure 8 11

12 Long Beach Summary 12

13 the of nonprofits: engines of long beach & the 17 southern los angeles communities 14 13

14 An Economic Impact Report of Nonprofits in the 17 Southern Los Angeles Communities of: Artesia, Bellflower, Carson, Cerritos, Compton, Downey, Harbor City, Hawaiian Gardens, Lakewood, Lomita, Lynwood, Norwalk, Paramount, San Pedro, Signal Hill, South Gate, and Wilmington Southern Los Angeles Communities power facts: 11,370 21,579 50% 125, million $73 million $346 million $419 million $407 million $666 million $1.6 billion 14 15

15 title here profile of the 17 Southern Los Angeles Communities Nonprofits who are they? Figure 9 Category of Service % of Establishments figure 9 Who do They Serve? Figure 10 15

16 25 survey results: clients served by category 20 youth general population low income unemployed seniors disabled college students homeless immigrants LGBT figure survey results: clients served by category hispanic/latino 10 5 black/african american multi-ethnic white asian hawaiian/pacific islander american indian figure 11 16

17 The Nonprofit Workforce Figure 12 Category of Service Employees Expenditure $ Average Payroll $ 1,276 65,081,954 23, ,858,716 5,544 3, ,685,983 12,635 5, ,308,200 47, ,923,739 19, ,882,746 30, ,479,839 14, ,750,667 11,831 Total 11,370 1,095,971,844 30,419 figure 12 Value of Volunteers million $73 million Value of Volunteer Hours 125,000 Volunteer Hours Volunteers 17

18 Nonprofits as Job Creators Food Finders Signal Hill ,000 South Asian Helpline and Referral Agency (Sahara) Artesia ,000 18

19 Boys & Girls Club of the Los Angeles Harbor San Pedro ,000 Financial Profile of Nonprofits sources of revenue fee for service other 28% individual donations 14% 21% 22% foundation grants 10% 18% corporate support government grants 19

20 Economic Impact of Nonprofits VALUE OF EXPENDITURES - Figure 13 - $666 direct $207 indirect $713 induced $1586 total figure 13 VALUE OF EMPLOYMENT Figure 14 11,370 10,209 direct indirect & induced 21,579 total figure

21 Value of Payroll - - $407 direct $357 indirect $244 induced $1,008 total figure 15 Figure total economic impact - 17 Southern California Communities Summary: 22 21

22 conclusion

23 - -..all these things that are 100%, American-as-apple-pie, nonprofits, said Eggers. What they are saying is that you can make money here because we have great nonprofits. - 23

24 notes Direct Impacts: Indirect Impacts: - Induced Impacts: END NOTES

25 25 long beach survey participants

26 title here SOUTHERN LOS ANGELES COMMUNITIES survey participants

27 LBNP Nonprofit Economic Impact Report Organization Survey Survey Questions Conducted Fall

28 aknowledgements Thank You to Our Report Sponsors About LBNP Photo credits LBNP Board LBNP Staff 28 25