Understanding & Supporting Milwaukee Nonprofits 2019 Appendix: Data Understanding & Supporting Milwaukee Nonprofits – Data Table of Contents GENERAL QUESTIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 3 PROGRAMS AND SERVICES .................................................................................................................................. 51 HUMAN RESOURCES ............................................................................................................................................ 71 BOARD ..................................................................................................................................................................... 71 VOLUNTEER ............................................................................................................................................................. 99 STAFF .................................................................................................................................................................... 115 MARKETING AND TECHNOLOGY ........................................................................................................................ 141 ADVOCACY AND PUBLIC POLICY ACTIVITIES ....................................................................................................... 156 RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS ................................................................................................. 172 FINANCE AND REVENUE ..................................................................................................................................... 186 FUNDRAISING AND FUND DEVELOPMENT ......................................................................................................... 215 INDIVIDUAL THOUGHTS ..................................................................................................................................... 226 RESPONDENT DATA ........................................................................................................................................... 251 FREQUENCIES FOR NONPROFITS WITH BUDGETS UNDER $1,000,000 ................................................................ 254 SECTION A - GENERAL QUESTIONS ..................................................................................................................... 254 SECTION B - ORGANIZATIONAL COMPONENTS .................................................................................................... 256 SECTION B - PROGRAMS AND SERVICES ............................................................................................................. 256 SECTION C - HUMAN RESOURCES ....................................................................................................................... 259 SECTION D - MARKETING AND TECHNOLOGY ...................................................................................................... 262 SECTION E - ADVOCACY AND PUBLIC POLICY ACTIVITIES ................................................................................... 266 SECTION F - RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS .............................................................................. 268 SECTION G - FINANCE/REVENUE ......................................................................................................................... 271 SECTION H - FUNDRAISING/FUND DEVELOPMENT ............................................................................................... 272 Helen Bader Institute for Nonprofit Management 2 Understanding & Supporting Milwaukee Nonprofits – Data General Questions Q1 - A Q1. This survey is directed at nonprofit, non-governmental organizations, and associations of all types, including churches. Please check the appropriate response below for your organization: Std # Field Minimum Maximum Mean Variance Count Deviation A Q1. This survey is directed at nonprofit, non-governmental organizations, and associations of all 1 1.00 3.00 1.04 0.24 0.06 314 types, including churches. Please check the appropriate response below for your organization: # Answer % Count Click here if your organization is a nonprofit organization, association, or a similar 1 96.82% 304 organization Click here if your organization is a for-profit, proprietary business or a similar 2 2.23% 7 organization Click here if your organization is a government agency, department, authority or 3 0.96% 3 similar entity Total 100% 314 Helen Bader Institute for Nonprofit Management 3 Understanding & Supporting Milwaukee Nonprofits – Data Q2 - A Q1. When was your organization founded as a nonprofit? Std # Field Minimum Maximum Mean Variance Count Deviation A Q1. When was your organization 1 1.00 104.00 12.54 28.53 814.00 295 founded as a nonprofit? Helen Bader Institute for Nonprofit Management 4 Understanding & Supporting Milwaukee Nonprofits – Data # Answer % Count 1 2010 or later 17.63% 52 2 2000-2009 18.31% 54 3 1990-1999 13.90% 41 4 1980-1989 11.86% 35 5 1970-1979 13.90% 41 6 1960-1969 5.42% 16 7 1950-1959 1.69% 5 8 1940-1949 2.03% 6 9 1930-1939 2.37% 7 10 1920-1929 2.03% 6 11 1910-1919 2.03% 6 104 Before 1910 8.81% 26 Total 100% 295 Q3 - A Q2. Currently, is your organization formally affiliated with any other organization? Helen Bader Institute for Nonprofit Management 5 Understanding & Supporting Milwaukee Nonprofits – Data Std # Field Minimum Maximum Mean Variance Count Deviation A Q2. Currently, is your organization 1 formally affiliated with any other 1.00 5.00 1.78 1.18 1.38 297 organization? - Selected Choice Answer % Count 1 No, we are not formally affiliated with any other organization 67.68% 201 2 Yes, we are a headquarters organization with local affiliates 1.35% 4 4 Yes, we are a local affiliate of another organization 13.13% 39 3 Yes, we are affiliated with another organization in other ways. Please describe: 17.17% 51 5 Don't know 0.67% 2 Total 100% 297 Q5_3_TEXT - Yes, we are affiliated with another organization in other ways. Please desc... We are the nonprofit arm of the College. We have a Board of Director's in common with Cudahy-St. Francis Interfaith for the Elderly Be The Match is affiliated with the NMDP (National Marrow Donor Program) and has CERs across the country affiliated with blood and donor centers. I am a contracted rep for Be The Match affiliated with Versiti blood center of WI and am a part of the NMDP department. We are a public/private partnership in conjunction with Milwaukee County We are a stand-alone JCC part of a larger North American Association - JCC Association Archdiocese of Milwaukee We were at one time part of Park People but operate independently now. we are members of a larger organization UNCOM is partner with 8 agency members (COA, City On a Hill, Journey House, Milwaukee Christian Center, NeuLife, Neighborhood House, Northcott NH, Silver Spring Neighborhood Center and an Associate Member in Running Rebels Community Organization. We are affiliated with the Society of the Divine Savior and the Lay Salvatorians. We run four schools: Shalom High School, NOVA, El Puente High School, and Escuela Verde. We are part of the Association of Waldorf School of North America. Affiliated with Eastbrook Church We are operated through an association management company Helen Bader Institute for Nonprofit Management 6 Understanding & Supporting Milwaukee Nonprofits – Data We are our own, independent 501 (c)(3) organization but are part of a consortium of other similar organizations nationwide who commit to certain standards in the way we provide services. Cristo Rey Jesuit High School of Milwaukee is the 29th of 37 schools nationwide. The Cristo Rey Network is located in Chicago. Each school is independently operated, although we all are responsible for certain standards to be in compliance. We are a chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation but operate as a fully independent. local 501c3 Pius XI is affiliated with the Archdiocese of Milwaukee We are affiliated but an independent 501c3 Several of our 501c3 board members sit on the board of a related 501c4 nonprofit We operate schools on behalf of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee coalition of churches The Foundation is affiliated with a national organization We are our own separate legal entity. We sing a licensee agreement with McDonalds as part of the overall RMHC Global nonprofit system We have a sister non-profit organization: Cudahy/St Francis Interfaith Program for the Elderly Part of the Waterkeeper Alliance, a global coalition of waterkeepers around the world (license agreement). We are affiliated with Arts Wisconsin, our state advocacy partner, and the Americans for the Arts, the national arts organization. These are voluntary affiliations where we pay membership fees. We are all independent 501c3 nonprofits. We are an independent trust of a larger national entity East Town Association and Music in the Park, Inc are both run out of the East Town Office. We are a national member organization serving more than 300 members throughout the country and Wisconsin We are independent but a member of UNCOM, a loose collaborative of 7 other community centers in MKE We were started by a Church and still connected to that congregation We are housed in the College of Communication at Marquette, but editorially independent from the university, Friends of Cooper Park is one of the subsidiary parks organization of the Parks People, a nonprofit that coordinates with the Milwaukee