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Texas youth development organizations

There are 5,752 youth development organizations in Texas. Combined, these Texan youth development organizations employ 24,697 people, earn more than $1 billion in revenue each year, and have assets of $3 billion.
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Types of youth development organizations in Texas

Nonprofit typeNumberRevenues
Youth development programs
 
3,624
 
$297,751,382
Boys clubs and girls clubs
 
624
 
$195,158,938
4-H and youth agricultural programs
 
603
 
$90,988,834
Scouting organizations
 
375
 
$441,539,676
Organizations supporting multiple youth development organizations
 
331
 
$14,248,729
Adult / child mentoring and big brother and sister programs
 
227
 
$74,734,644
Religious youth organizations
 
169
 
$42,593,243
Organizations supporting a single youth development organization
 
133
 
$85,725,818
Youth development alliances and advocates
 
67
 
$873,400
Youth development professional societies
 
66
 
$306,622,371
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Youth development organizations by major Texas cities

Metro areaNonprofitsRevenues
Dallas
 
1,900
 
$651,641,737
Houston
 
1,637
 
$273,675,698
Austin
 
466
 
$115,309,906
San Antonio
 
370
 
$150,743,459
Killeen
 
78
 
$28,393,009
College Station
 
67
 
$13,220,036
Beaumont
 
67
 
$3,951,751
Waco
 
60
 
$4,062,712
Longview, TX
 
60
 
$2,618,429
Corpus Christi
 
60
 
$9,732,003
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Job trends for Texas youth development organizations

Employees per organizationNumber of organizations
0
 
388
1-10
 
112
11-25
 
50
26-100
 
86
101 to 1,000
 
38
1,000+
 
3
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Sizes of youth development organizations in Texas

Revenues per organizationNumber of organizations
< $250k
 
810
$250k to $1M
 
216
$1M to $5M
 
128
$5M to $25M
 
38
$25M to $100M
 
3
$100M+
 
2
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Directory of youth development organizations in Texas

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1-20 of 5,752

YMCA of Greater San Antonio

The YMCA of Greater San Antonio focuses on youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility, and incorporate core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility and faith into all they do.
Revenue
$40.1m
Assets
$50.0m
Employees
2,009
EIN
74-1109634
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Boy Scouts of America - Scouting America (BSA)

The BSA's goal is to train youth in responsible citizenship, character development, and self-reliance through participation in a wide range of outdoor activities, educational programs, and, at older age levels, career-oriented programs.
Revenue
$330.3m
Assets
$837.4m
Employees
3,064
EIN
22-1576300
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas

Empowering young people to reach their full potential through safe spaces, homework help, and positive activities.
Revenue
$6.6m
Assets
$11.1m
Employees
261
EIN
75-1152657
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Arlington-Mansfield Area Young Men's Christian Association (AMAYMCA)

AMAYMCA is a Christian-based charity in Mansfield that promotes healthy living and youth development through holistic programming.
Revenue
$8.3m
Assets
$17.6m
Employees
391
EIN
75-1000839
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Clubs of the Austin Area (BGCAA)

BGCAA is a boys clubs or girls club in Austin, TX whose mission is: BGCAA empowers youth in need, offering a safe haven for kids while parents work long hours.
Revenue
$11.4m
Assets
$14.3m
Employees
326
EIN
74-6087356
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Friends of the Children - Austin

Friends of the Children - Austin is a Texas based nonprofit with the mission of impacting generational change by empowering youth who are facing the greatest obstacles through relationships with professional mentors - 12+ years,no matter what.
Revenue
$5.4m
Assets
$6.9m
Employees
45
EIN
82-2604098
IRS type
501(c)(3)

YMCA of Greater Houston

YMCA of Greater Houston's mission is to put Judeo-Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
Revenue
$120.4m
Assets
$270.7m
Employees
5,548
EIN
74-1109737
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Camp Fire First Texas

Camp Fire First Texas fosters youth development through innovative outdoor programs, afterschool enrichment, and early educator training, ensuring equitable learning opportunities for all children.
Revenue
$6.8m
Assets
$3.8m
Employees
198
EIN
75-0851201
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas (GSNETX)

GSNETX is a youth development professional society in Dallas, TX whose mission is: Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.
Revenue
$16.7m
Assets
$22.8m
Employees
316
EIN
75-1101571
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas (GSSWT)

Girl Scouts builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. Building girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place.
Revenue
$6.7m
Assets
$22.5m
Employees
147
EIN
74-1109759
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Seasons Of Change

Seasons Of Change provides medically accurate abstinence education to youth and parents, covering topics like STIs, conflict resolution, and goal-setting.
Revenue
$9.8m
Assets
$1.6m
Employees
79
EIN
33-1212039
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star

Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star pairs screened mentors with youth, providing safe, one-to-one support that builds confidence, stability, and lifelong success.
Revenue
$22.9m
Assets
$14.1m
Employees
192
EIN
75-0800632
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Mercy Street Ministries

Mercy Street is a group of Christians who desire to see God glorified and the neighborhood of West Dallas transformed by the gospel of Jesus Christ. Believing transformation best occurs in the context of relationship, they value people over programs.
Revenue
$6.0m
Assets
$10.8m
Employees
68
EIN
45-0536344
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Tarrant County

Empowers 36K+ marginalized youth through academic-enriching programs across 11 sites in Tarrant County, including Comin' Up gang-intervention program.
Revenue
$17.1m
Assets
$36.6m
Employees
321
EIN
75-0808785
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council (GSSJC)

Girl Scouts of San Jacinto Council builds girls' courage, confidence, and character through adventures, skills, leadership, and community engagement supported by mentors and peers.
Revenue
$23.3m
Assets
$58.9m
Employees
311
EIN
74-6001254
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Girl Scouts of Central Texas (GSCTX)

Girl Scouts is the world's largest girl organization dedicated to empowering girls through leadership experiences. Girl Scouts of Central Texas (GSCTX) is 32,000 members strong across 46 counties.
Revenue
$13.5m
Assets
$24.5m
Employees
189
EIN
74-1109644
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains

Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place, and with programs for girls from coast to coast and across the globe, Girl Scouts offers every girl a chance to do something amazing.
Revenue
$7.7m
Assets
$8.5m
Employees
130
EIN
75-0818162
IRS type
501(c)(3)

San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo

San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo is a volunteer organization that emphasizes agriculture and education to develop the youth of Texas.
Revenue
$50.7m
Assets
$71.4m
Employees
523
EIN
74-1075466
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Clubs of Collin County (BGCCC)

The mission of the Boys & Girls Club of Collin County is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.
Revenue
$5.7m
Assets
$7.8m
Employees
138
EIN
75-1296869
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Big Thought

Big Thought empowers youth through skill development, creativity, and community partnerships, addressing the opportunity gap while fostering imagination and critical thinking for a successful future.
Revenue
$9.6m
Assets
$2.1m
Employees
223
EIN
75-2170035
IRS type
501(c)(3)
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