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Community
Profiles: Bloomington
To
develop solid information on nonprofits in the Bloomington/Monroe
County metropolitan area we included a special sample of nonprofits
from the region in our 2002 survey
of Indiana nonprofits along with similar samples from
the eleven other communities profiled in the project and drawn
from our comprehensive listing of Indiana nonprofits (see
below). Most of our full survey reports include regional data
in appendix tables. We have also presented some Bloomington
area data in our separate series of reports on Indiana
nonprofit employment.
In-depth
Analysis of Bloomington Area Nonprofits
We have prepared several in-depth reports and resources on Bloomington area nonprofits based on a variety of data sources.
Comprehensive
Profile of Nonprofits in the Bloomington Metrolitan Region
Read our special survey report on Bloomington
Nonprofits: Scope and Dimensions (Nonprofit Survey Series,
Community Report #1). This report is based on our survey of Indiana nonprofits completed in 2002 and compares the profile of Bloomington nonprofits to those in the rest of the state and to nonprofits in other metropolitan regions.
Nonprofit Employment in the Bloomington Economic Region
Read our analysis of the
Bloomington Economic Region Nonprofit Employment: 2005 Report
(Nonprofit Employment Report #2A). This report profiles trends in paid employment in the nonprofit sector in the Bloomington economic region (Monroe County plus continguous counties to the east, south, and west: Bartholomew, Brown, Decatur, Green, Jackson, Jennings, Lawrence, and Owen Counties) with comparisons to employment in the for-profit and government sectors for selected industries. See also our previous
analysis of the Bloomington
Metropolitan Region Nonprofit Employment: 2003 report
(Nonprofit Employment Report #1A).
Supplementary
demographic and economic data on the Bloomington metropolitan community
is available from the Indiana Business Research Center. Click on the following communities for detailed information.
There
is a growing list of websites with complementary county-level
information. These include the following:
Indiana Business Research Center: county overviews of demographic and economic information for the state of Indiana (select Monroe County).
Pennsylvania State University: maps with county level economic indicators available from Amy Glasmeier (select the state of Indiana and then Monroe County).
Census Scope: maps and charts with county demograpic data (select a particular type of data, click on the state of Indiana and then "change location" at the lower left corner to select Monroe County).
Data Place: maps and charts with a variety of county level housing-related data (click on "build maps" and then type in Monroe in the search field at the top).
Mumford Center at the U. of Albany: maps showing the distribution of census-related data by county (select a variable of interest in the upper left corner and then click on Indiana to see distribution across counties).
Comprehensive
Listing of Nonprofits in the Bloomington Metropolitan Region
The Bloomington metropolitan area includes Monroe County.
For our most recent listing of nonprofits in the Bloomington
region, please see information and links available at our
Searchable Database.
The data
presented in the tables below are based on our comprehensive
listing of nonprofits developed in 2001 and 2002 from project
sources. These included the IRS list of tax exempt entities, the
Indiana Secretary of State list of nonprofit incorporations,
phone listings of congregations, supplementary listings, and
personal affiliation survey data. However, we were unable
to consult supplementary local community listings for Monroe
County, so the analysis presented here is not directly comparable
to those for the remaining eleven communities.
Based
on these sources, in 2001 (when the nonprofit listings were
developed) the Bloomington region had a total of 1,082
nonprofit organizations or about 108.2 per 10,000 residents
(some may be defunct or otherwise inappropriately included). We report
the density of nonprofit organizations (per 10,000 residents)
in 2001 for each area to allow comparisons of nonprofits across
region.
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