The Minnesota Nonprofit Economy Report is an annual study by the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits that describes the role of nonprofit organizations in Minnesota's economy by analyzing nonprofit employment, wage, and financial data. The report features a statewide analysis, as well as regional profiles.

The 2005 Minnesota Nonprofit Economy Report was released at MCN's Annual Conference in St. Paul on November 3, 2005. For the first time, the report includes information on revenues and expenditures in major nonprofit activity areas - including health, human services, education, arts, and environment.

View the press release for the report.

	2005 Minnesota Nonprofit Economy Report - This is the complete report which includes all state-level and regional-level analysis. (28 pages)
	Statewide Profile - This version of the report includes the Executive Summary and state-level analysis only. (6 pages)

Click here to see which counties are included in each region.

Click here to see detailed definitions of the industries used in the report to classify median hourly wages for full-time employees.

To request a free printed copy of the report, please email cwessel@mncn.org.

If you have questions, comments, or suggestions regarding the Minnesota Nonprofit Economy Report, please contact Christina Wessel at 651-642-1904 x233 or cwessel@mncn.org.

Acknowledgements: MCN would like to thank Jennifer Weddell, an intern from the Advocacy and Political Leadership program at the University of Minnesota - Duluth, for her invaluable assistance with the research and writing of this report.  MCN would also like to thank the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development and the Minnesota Attorney General's Office, who provided the data used in this report.

(This page last updated: December 7, 2005)

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