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The Most Comprehensive Study of Its Kind

The Most Comprehensive Study of Its Kind. Economic impact of nonprofit arts organizations and their audiences in 2005. Study provides both local and national data 156 Study Regions Data collected from 6,080 nonprofit arts organizations and 94,486 attendees

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The Most Comprehensive Study of Its Kind

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  1. The Most Comprehensive Study of Its Kind • Economic impact of nonprofit arts organizations and their audiences in 2005. • Study provides both local and national data • 156 Study Regions • Data collected from 6,080 nonprofit arts organizations and 94,486 attendees • Econometric input/output models built by project economists foreachcommunity

  2. 156 Study Regions

  3. Hawaii Alaska All 50 States + D.C.

  4. Nonprofit Arts & CultureA Growth Industry

  5. $10,500,000 $9,000,000 $7,500,000 $6,000,000 $4,500,000 $3,000,000 $1,500,000 Initial Expenditure Round 3 $0 Round 6 Households Prof. Services Retail Trade Construction Restaurants/Bars Entertainment Accommodations Food Products Agriculture/Mining How a Dollar is “Respent”

  6. Economic Impact ofNonprofit Arts & Culture Industry$166.2 Billion Annual Expenditures

  7. $35 Government REVENUE $29.6 billion $30 $25 $20 $15 $10 Government FUNDING $4.0 billion $5 $0 Government and the Arts7:1 Return on Investment

  8. Economic Impact ofNonprofit Arts & Culture Organizations$63.1 Billion Annual Expenditures

  9. Percentage of U.S. WorkforceHow Nonprofit Arts & Culture Stacks Up . . .

  10. Economic Impact ofNonprofit Arts & Culture Attendees$103.1 Billion Annual Expenditures

  11. Nonprofit Arts & Culture Attendees Spend $27.79 Per Person, Per Event

  12. Nonprofit Arts & Culture AttendeesLocal vs. Nonlocal

  13. Event-Related SpendingLocal vs. Nonlocal Audiences

  14. Nonprofit Arts & Culture Industry in U.S. • A Formidable Growth Industry • Attracts Audiences • Spurs Business Development • Supports Jobs • Generates Government Revenue

  15. The Arts Mean Business!www.AmericansForTheArts.org/EconomicImpact

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