The nonprofit 100 - Arts and Culture

Updated: January 13, 2007 - 3:30 PM

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NONPROFIT 100		NONPROFIT 100 categories
By Rank	Alphabetical	A Look at Categories	Health Care	Social Services	Education	Arts and Culture	Other

Cat. rk.	Organization	Revenue (mil.)	1-yr. pct. chg.	Expenses (mil.)	Exp. ratio	Grants, gifts as pct. of revenue	Top officer	Total comp.
1	American Public Media Group	$91.3	7.6%	$88.2	96.6%	53.7%	William Kling (a)	$614,645
2	Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts	51.9	22.2	33.7	64.8	68.0	William Griswold (b)	283,622
3	Minnesota Historical Society	41.0	5.5	38.2	93.0	79.3	Nina Archabal	230,703
4	Walker Art Center	36.9	-7.1	21.4	58.0	62.5	Kathy Halbreich	385,456
5	Minnesota Orchestral Association	36.2	13.9	29.6	81.8	59.0	Anthony Woodcock	291,320
6	Guthrie Theater Foundation	28.8	-37.9	20.6	71.7	62.7	Joe Dowling	426,699
7	Science Museum of Minnesota	26.8	-4.5	30.7	114.7	33.7	Eric Jolly	251,605
8	Twin Cities Public Television	26.6	23.7	22.7	85.3	86.9	James Pagliarini	254,395
9	Public Radio International Inc.	24.3	-6.8	25.1	103.5	27.9	Alisa Miller	252,567
10	Ordway Center for the Performing Arts	14.1	-14.6	14.7	104.1	29.6	David Galligan (c)	298,900
11	St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Society	13.1	-16.1	11.0	84.1	71.4	Bruce Coppock (d)	286,578

Notes:

(a) Kling's total compensation from Minnesota Public Radio is $309,183. The remainder is paid by Greenspring and American Public Media Group.
(b) Griswold's compensation is for a partial year; he replaced Evan Mauer in October 2005.
(c) Galligan left the post in June 2006.
(d) Coppock's contributions to employee benefit plans includes $75,000 for non-qualified deferred compensation.