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Other Grantmaking and Giving Services
NAICS 813219 · United States · 2022 edition
This U.S. industry comprises establishments (except voluntary health organizations) primarily engaged in raising funds for a wide range of social welfare activities, such as educational, scientific, cultural, and health.
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Questions to ask
- What is the organization's annual revenue, and what share comes from individual donor campaigns versus grants versus events?
- Does the organization host public fundraising events — galas, walkathons, auctions — and if so, how frequently and at what attendance levels?
- How many paid employees does the organization have, and approximately how many active volunteers?
- Does the organization manage any donor-restricted funds, charitable trusts, endowments, or employee benefit plans that create fiduciary responsibility?
- What internal financial controls are in place — dual signatories, wire transfer authorization protocols, annual audits?
- Has the organization had any D&O, EPL, crime, or general liability claims in the past five years?
- Does the organization solicit donations in multiple states, and are all required charitable solicitation registrations current?
- Do staff or volunteers regularly use personal vehicles for organization business, such as donor visits, event setup, or supply runs?
Activities described by this code
- Community chest fundraising organizations
- United fund councils
- Federated charities
- United funds for colleges
Other activities to examine
Census classification reference
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Compare another operationInsurance operations research — draft
These organizations primarily raise and distribute funds for social welfare purposes — including educational, scientific, cultural, and health-related causes — through donor campaigns, federated giving programs, events, and grant administration. Day-to-day operations typically involve donor outreach, grant review and disbursement, volunteer coordination, event planning, and administrative functions. United Way-style federated funds and community chest organizations are illustrative examples.
Questions to investigate
- What is the organization's annual revenue, and what share comes from individual donor campaigns versus grants versus events?
- Does the organization host public fundraising events — galas, walkathons, auctions — and if so, how frequently and at what attendance levels?
- How many paid employees does the organization have, and approximately how many active volunteers?
- Does the organization manage any donor-restricted funds, charitable trusts, endowments, or employee benefit plans that create fiduciary responsibility?
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