TheMostComprehensiveStudyofItsKindEconomicimpactofnonprofitartsorganizationsandtheiraudiencesin2005.Studyprovidesbothlocalandnationaldata156StudyRegionsDatacollectedfrom6,080nonprofitartsorganizationsand94,486attendeesEconometricinput/outputmodelsbuiltbyprojecteconomistsfor

each

community156StudyRegionsPopulationGroupNo.StudyRegionsLessthan50,000

1550,000to99,999

18100,000to249,999

29250,000to499,999

19500,000to999,999

191million+

16TotalCitiesandCounties

116Multi-CountyRegions

35StatewideRegions

5Total

156All50States+D.C.HawaiiAlaskaNonprofitArts&Culture

AGrowthIndustryHowaDollaris“Respent”HouseholdsRestaurants/BarsProf.ServicesAccommodationsRetailTradeEntertainmentConstructionFoodProductsAgriculture/MiningRound6Round3InitialExpenditure$0$1,500,000$3,000,000$4,500,000$6,000,000$7,500,000$9,000,000$10,500,000EconomicImpactof

NonprofitArts&CultureIndustry

$166.2BillionAnnualExpendituresGovernmentandtheArts

7:1ReturnonInvestment$4.0billion$29.6billion$0$5$10$15$20$25$30$35GovernmentFUNDINGGovernmentREVENUEEconomicImpactof

NonprofitArts&CultureOrganizations

$63.1BillionAnnualExpendituresPercentageofU.S.Workforce

HowNonprofitArts&CultureStacksUp...EconomicImpactof

NonprofitArts&CultureAttendees

$103.1BillionAnnualExpendituresNonprofitArts&CultureAttendees

Spend$27.79PerPerson,PerEventNonprofitArts&CultureAttendees

Localvs.NonlocalEvent-RelatedSpending

Localvs.NonlocalAudiencesNonprofitArts&CultureIndustryinU.S.AFormidableGrowthIndustryAttractsAudiencesSpursBusinessDevelopmentSupportsJobsGener