Measuring the Financial Health of Mid-sized Nonprofits

Nonprofits and Foundations

New research from the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy and Bernstein Private Wealth Management reveals the strategies and strengths that set mid-sized nonprofits apart.

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Key Takeaways

Mid-sized nonprofits demonstrate greater financial health and stability than both large and small organizations.

They maintain higher liquid assets, lower debt ratios, and more efficient administrative practices, making them more resilient to financial shocks.

Strategic board engagement, balanced budgeting, and unrestricted funding can help propel nonprofits towards even greater long-term financial success.

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