Killeen area nonprofits

Name: Top 20 Killeen area nonprofits
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There are 2,314 organizations in the greater Killeen metro area, including the cities of Killeen and Temple. Combined, these Killeen metro nonprofits employ 68,129 people, earn more than $876 million in revenue each year, and have assets of $3 billion.

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Job trends for Killeen nonprofits

Employees per organization	Number of organizations
0	231
1-10	83
11-25	39
26-100	18
101 to 1,000	9
1,000+	3

Key takeaways for employment stats:

Employment in Killeen is driven by large organizations like Apartment Association of Central Texas, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB), Metroplex Health System, Central Counties Center for Mental Health and Mental Retardation Serv, and Texell Credit Union.
The largest employers tend to be real estate associations, colleges, hospital systems, developmentally disabled centers, and credit unions.

Sizes of nonprofits in Killeen

Revenues per organization	Number of organizations
< $250k	357
$250k to $1M	104
$1M to $5M	50
$5M to $25M	19
$25M to $100M	3
$100M+	2

Key takeaways for revenue stats:

Large organizations like Metroplex Health System, University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB), Texell Credit Union, SPJST (SPJST), and Central Texas Workforce Development Board earn the majority of revenues among nonprofits in Killeen.
Organizations with less than $1 million in revenue account for 9.3% of combined nonprofit revenues, whereas organizations in Killeen with more than $100 million account for 39.2% of nonprofit earnings.
The highest earning organizations tend to be hospital systems, colleges, credit unions, fraternal societies, and public utilities.

Types of nonprofits in Killeen

Nonprofit type	Number	Employees	Revenues	Assets
Religious organizations	447	31	$10,020,777	$23,079,059
Educational institutions	287	2,094	$171,598,304	$484,783,102
Mutual assistance organizations	186	98	$53,373,437	$301,342,456
Recreation, sports, and social clubs	182	252	$15,863,461	$8,318,930
Human service organizations	172	1,198	$62,569,307	$65,557,837
Foundations	141	21	$16,205,317	$149,807,581
Business and community development organizations	132	61,204	$46,905,668	$124,138,981
Public sector, public co-ops, and veteran organizations	125	703	$121,080,175	$1,040,186,734
Arts, culture, and humanities nonprofits	87	119	$8,018,467	$26,650,050
Youth development organizations	78	145	$28,210,309	$43,090,347

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1-20 of 2,314

University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB)

The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor prepares students for leadership, service, and faith-informed discernment in a global society.

Revenue

$138.6m

Assets

$409.8m

Employees

1,622

EIN

74-1161940

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Coryell Memorial Hospital Foundation

The Coryell Memorial Hospital Foundation provides health support services in Gatesville, TX and generated $575,002 in total revenues last year.

Revenue

$6.9m

Assets

$16.3m

Employees

EIN

74-2528180

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Metroplex Health System

Metroplex Health System is the primary healthcare provider for West Bell, Coryell, and Lampasas counties, offering a wide array of medical and wellness services.

Revenue

$204.7m

Assets

$145.6m

Employees

1,480

EIN

74-2225672

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Lutheran Sunset Ministries

To provide person-centered services based on Christian values and be a recognized leader in meeting the needs and preferences of older adults in Central Texas.

Revenue

$14.0m

Assets

$33.2m

Employees

270

EIN

74-1211662

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Bell County Expo

Bell County Expo is a county fair in Belton, TX whose mission is: To operate, manage and promote the Bell County Expo center on behalf of Bell County, tx.

Revenue

$10.4m

Assets

$2.8m

Employees

236

EIN

74-2451622

IRS type

501(c)(3)

American Conservation Foundation

ACF protects ecosystems by incentivizing private landowners and promoting economic development; programs specifically safeguard a variety of species.

Revenue

$7.5m

Assets

$6.4m

Employees

EIN

84-2952696

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Club of Central Texas

Boys and Girls Club of Central Texas empowers youth through education, health promotion, character development, and engaging programs across 30 sites.

Revenue

$10.0m

Assets

$1.1m

Employees

EIN

26-2132885

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Texas

Empowering youth through educational and physical programs to reach their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens.

Revenue

$9.0m

Assets

$12.5m

Employees

EIN

74-1505573

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Goodall-Witcher Hospital Authority

Goodall-Witcher Hospital Authority is a general hospital in Clifton, TX, which was founded in 1966 and most recently had $18,046,045 in revenue and 274 employees.

Revenue

$18.0m

Assets

$17.1m

Employees

274

EIN

46-1020526

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Central Texas Christian School

To educate students with the transforming truth of christ, inspiring academic excellence, godly character, and integrity in life pursuits. Private School education.

Revenue

$7.5m

Assets

$7.9m

Employees

104

EIN

74-2455125

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Texell Credit Union

Texell is financial cooperative, founded in 1948 to serve employees of the Temple Post Office, the Temple Veterans Administration Center and the Temple Soil Conservation Service.

Revenue

$60.2m

Assets

$751.9m

Employees

291

EIN

74-1109882

IRS type

501(c)(14)

Families In Crisis Incorporated (FIC)

Families In Crisis Incorporated (FIC) is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization that houses, supports, and empowers people experiencing family violence, sexual violence, and homelessness.

Revenue

$7.4m

Assets

$2.7m

Employees

EIN

74-2172517

IRS type

501(c)(3)

The Hop

Hill Country Transit District operates safe and dependable urban fixed route bus and paratransit services in Killeen and Temple divisions.

Revenue

$17.0m

Assets

$19.0m

Employees

274

EIN

75-2764631

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Temple Economic Development Corporation

The Temple Economic Development Corporation is focusing on two main areas - the Temple Health and Bioscience District and the automotive industry - that could provide a major boost to the city's economy.

Revenue

$17.6m

Assets

$65.4m

Employees

EIN

74-2504998

IRS type

501(c)(6)

Central Texas Workforce Development Board

To provide quality education, training and labor market services which give business and residents of the region a competitive advantage in the global economy.

Revenue

$38.2m

Assets

$4.1m

Employees

EIN

74-2855088

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Central Texas 4C

Central Texas 4C, is agency which has served Central Texans for over 40 years. Most people call us simply "4C" which stands for Community Choices in Children's Care.

Revenue

$8.0m

Assets

$6.5m

Employees

185

EIN

74-1796037

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Food Care Center

Food Care Center provides food, clothing, and limited household items to those in need. It has provided over 2.54 million pounds of food to more than 32,200 families (consisting of over 93,400 individuals) who are at or below the poverty level.

Revenue

$5.3m

Assets

$594.2k

Employees

EIN

75-2195539

IRS type

501(c)(3)

AdventHealth Family Medicine Rural Health Clinics

Adventist Health System Sunbelt Healthcare Corporation and all its subsidiary organizations were established by the Seventh-Day Adventist Church to bring a ministry of healing and health to the communities served.

Revenue

$7.0m

Assets

$4.2m

Employees

EIN

27-1858033

IRS type

501(c)(3)

National Mounted Warfare Foundation

To honor the legacy of Mounted Warfare in a way that provides unique educational experiences for soldiers and their families and for the civilian community across the nation.

Revenue

$3.1m

Assets

$2.7m

Employees

EIN

27-4417238

IRS type

501(c)(3)

Ralph Wilson Youth Clubs (RWYC)

RWYC's mission is to offer an organized and supervised environment which gives boys and girls of Temple and surrounding areas the opportunity to share educational, social, and recreational experiences regardless of race, color, and creed.

Revenue

$2.9m

Assets

$13.2m

Employees

EIN

74-1539786

IRS type

501(c)(3)

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Killeen area nonprofits

Job trends for Killeen nonprofits

Sizes of nonprofits in Killeen

Types of nonprofits in Killeen

Directory of nonprofits in Killeen

University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB)

Coryell Memorial Hospital Foundation

Metroplex Health System

Lutheran Sunset Ministries

Bell County Expo

American Conservation Foundation

Boys and Girls Club of Central Texas

Boys and Girls Clubs of Central Texas

Goodall-Witcher Hospital Authority

Central Texas Christian School

Texell Credit Union

Families In Crisis Incorporated (FIC)

The Hop

Temple Economic Development Corporation

Central Texas Workforce Development Board

Central Texas 4C

Food Care Center

AdventHealth Family Medicine Rural Health Clinics

National Mounted Warfare Foundation

Ralph Wilson Youth Clubs (RWYC)

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