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Blueprint · Non-profit schema v2

Non-profit: a strong organization

What the best-mapped non-profit organizations run, part by part, with the software they name and how automatable each part is. Every item links to the organizations that run it.

Mapped organizations
225
Best-mapped, read for the blueprint
25
Primitives in the blueprint
1
Common constructs
0
Parts

What a strong organization runs

Every primitive at least half of the 25 best-mapped organizations have a sourced part on, grouped by part of the business.

Direction: deciding where it goes

1 primitive

Estimate from public data: the share of mapped organizations that run this on software. Not a recommendation.

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The best-mapped organizations

The 25 of 225 mapped organizations with the most sourced primitives.

  1. 1350.org1 primitives
  2. 2AARP1 primitives
  3. 3Adirondack Mountain Club1 primitives
  4. 4Adler Planetarium1 primitives
  5. 5Adventist Development and Relief Agency1 primitives
  6. 6AFS Intercultural Programs1 primitives
  7. 7Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light1 primitives
  8. 8Alcor Life Extension Foundation1 primitives
  9. 9Alliance Defending Freedom1 primitives
  10. 10Amazon Conservation Team1 primitives
  11. 11American Academy of Religion1 primitives
  12. 12American Association of Geographers1 primitives
  13. 13American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials1 primitives
  14. 14American Ballet Theatre1 primitives
  15. 15American Bible Society1 primitives
  16. 16American Booksellers Association1 primitives
  17. 17American Cancer Society1 primitives
  18. 18American Conservation Coalition1 primitives
  19. 19American Conservative Union1 primitives
  20. 20American Forests1 primitives
  21. 21American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee1 primitives
  22. 22American Jewish World Service1 primitives
  23. 23American Musicological Society1 primitives
  24. 24American Philosophical Association1 primitives
  25. 25American Political Science Association1 primitives

A primitive is in the blueprint when at least half of the best-mapped organizations have a sourced public part on it. Best-mapped means the most is known about them in public sources, not that they are run best. Counts are over organizations mapped in public on the Non-profit schema and placed in Non-profit or below.