The San Bernardino County Community Indicators Report provides a broad perspective of life in San Bernardino County and the many factors that contribute to sustaining a healthy economy, environment and populace. This report is not intended to be a marketing piece that only touts the county’s...
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The future of California is inland, and the future of Southern California is the Inland Empire. As the nation’s 13th largest metropolitan area continues to rapidly grow, a strong and vibrant nonprofit sector can help produce a more inclusive and sustainable economy and society. We...
Causes Count 2019: The Economic Power of California's Nonprofits We could not be more excited to publish this new report on California's large and economically powerful nonprofit sector, which continues to be an important driver for both jobs and community well-being. Like the ground-breaking Causes Count report...
With this report, 10 Years Looking Back, we share our analysis, key takeaways and recommendations in a way that helps nonprofits and causes better understand this exceedingly important, vibrant generation – one whose voice is rising ever louder and clearer. Thank you! Please click on the link...
The San Bernardino County Community Indicators Report provides a broad perspective of life in San Bernardino County and the many factors that contribute to sustaining a healthy economy, environment and populace. This report is not intended to be a marketing piece that only touts the county’s...
This report reflects RAP’s vision for an enhanced quality of life for all residents of eastern Riverside County. While we often place emphasis on the eastern region of the County, we hope this report illustrates that all of us in the Riverside County nonprofit sector share a...
Almost every resident has some contact, either directly or indirectly with a nonprofit organization located in the county, from museums and symphonies to food banks and youth development organizations. Not only are nonprofits vital to the quality of life in San Bernardino County, but –...
For the past two decades, population growth in the Riverside and San Bernardino counties of California has outpaced growth in all other areas of the state. Increasingly diverse, these two counties, known collectively as the Inland Empire, have no ethnic majority and feature significant growth...
This regional profile provides specific, local informa5on drawn from Causes Count data sources. What’s unique about the Inland Empire Region? It is home to 11% of the state’s population, 6% of its nonprofits, and 3% of its total nonprofit revenue. Notably, the region ranks 4th in...
Causes Count is the first report of its kind to examine the nonprofit sector’s scope, activities and economic impact in the state of California. While some regional research about nonprofits has been conducted, the present state of knowledge about the California nonprofit sector as a...