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What Percentage of Income Can Nonprofits Use for Administrative Costs? Nonprofit organizations typically raise money to offer community programs or to engage in charitable endeavors. However, nonprofits do have overhead costs, such as employee salaries, building and equipment maintenance, utility expenses and supplies. While there is no standard percentage requirement, typical nonprofits spend from 15 to 40 percent of revenue on administrative costs. An August 2012 survey by Grey Matter Research & Consulting indicated that the average nonprofit organization spent 36.9 cents of every dollar raised on administrative costs.
Many Boards and non-profits spend unprofitable time agonizing about return on investment in fundraising. The cost per dollar raised can range on average from 10 cents to 90 cents.Yet, the IRS is disturbed that 25% of all non-profits filing 990s, and reporting contributions of $500,000 or more annually, report $0 (Yes, thatâs âZero!â) on fundraising costs. Focus of the fundraising strategy. 2  Planned / major gift programs and capital campaigns can return $5 to $8 on a dollar. 3  Special events and annual funds range from $1.70 to $4.50 per dollar invested, and grant programs can range from $1 to $8 per dollar invested.