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Arkansas youth development organizations

There are 496youth development organizations in Arkansas. Combined, these Arkansanyouth development organizationsemploy 2,272 people, earn more than $70 million in revenue each year, and have assets of $130 million.
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Types of youth development organizations in Arkansas

Nonprofit typeNumberRevenues
Youth development programs
319
$18,532,272
Boys clubs and girls clubs
75
$26,035,282
4-H and youth agricultural programs
45
$5,518,471
Organizations supporting multiple youth development organizations
28
$1,595,898
Religious youth organizations
15
$1,997,894
Adult / child mentoring and big brother and sister programs
15
$6,027,943
Scouting organizations
11
$14,039,255
Organizations supporting a single youth development organization
8
$1,530,710
Youth development alliances and advocates
7
$0
Youth development professional societies
5
$813,488
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Youth development organizations by major Arkansas cities

Metro areaNonprofitsRevenues
Little Rock
164
$29,341,457
Fayetteville, AR
76
$16,788,978
Pine Bluff
34
$668,273
Fort Smith
29
$6,439,468
Jonesboro
25
$421,091
Hot Springs
12
$5,593,232
Memphis, TN
10
$0
Texarkana, TX
7
$78,873
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Job trends for Arkansas youth development organizations

Employees per organizationNumber of organizations
0
25
1-10
16
11-25
14
26-100
19
101 to 1,000
6
1,000+
0
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Sizes of youth development organizations in Arkansas

Revenues per organizationNumber of organizations
< $250k
64
$250k to $1M
32
$1M to $5M
20
$5M to $25M
1
$25M to $100M
0
$100M+
0
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Directory of youth development organizations in Arkansas

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Boys and Girls Clubs of Saline County

Empowers Saline and North Garland County youth to reach their potential with after-school and summer programs, serving 900+ members.
Revenue
$3.0m
Assets
$7.7m
Employees
159
EIN
23-0411510
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Club of Central Arkansas

Promotes education, entertainment, and physical activities for boys and girls through basketball, baseball, boxing, arts and crafts.
Revenue
$2.3m
Assets
$2.1m
Employees
88
EIN
20-8095568
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Arkansas FFA Foundation

Arkansas FFA Foundation supports leadership and career success for future farmers through agricultural education, campground facilities, and convention/conference sponsorships.
Revenue
$2.6m
Assets
$6.6m
Employees
16
EIN
23-7079719
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Potter's House 98

Potter's House is a bridge to strengthen and connect communities across socioeconomic and ethnic lines. Potter's House is committed to seeing the full community of northwest Arkansas educated and engaged through relationships.
Revenue
$4.4m
Assets
$5.4m
Employees
203
EIN
46-4346977
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Girl Scouts - Diamonds of Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas

To build girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place. The Council strives to provide a variety of Girl Scout programs and exciting opportunities throughout the area it serves in order to accomplish this mission.
Revenue
$4.7m
Assets
$7.1m
Employees
79
EIN
71-0309373
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Fort Smith Boys and Girls Clubs

Youth development center in Fort Smith provides facilities and activities to promote responsible citizenship and leadership skills.
Revenue
$2.3m
Assets
$10.6m
Employees
63
EIN
71-0270690
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Arkansas 4-H Foundation

The Arkansas 4-H programs. Programs are designed to develop leadership and (continued on sch o) the Arkansas 4-H programs. Preparing youth for their future roles in areas critical to our workforce, like science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Revenue
$2.3m
Assets
$10.0m
Employees
0
EIN
71-6060767
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Club of Benton County

To provide after school, summer and athletic youth development programs including recreational, educational, and social activities for youth ages 6-18 in Benton County.
Revenue
$4.2m
Assets
$6.8m
Employees
207
EIN
71-0713904
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Centers for Youth and Families Foundation

The Centers for Youth and Families Foundation financially supports Centers For Youth and Families, Inc., a not-for-profit organization, through voluntary payments.
Revenue
$1.2m
Assets
$3.8m
Employees
0
EIN
71-0826334
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Club of Western Benton

Youth development and family programming promoting health, education, and character development, with 3k+ members & open over 300 days.
Revenue
$839.0k
Assets
$1.2m
Employees
47
EIN
62-1666732
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Arkansas

Mentoring program for youth facing adversity, creating one-to-one relationships that ignite their potential to realize their full capabilities.
Revenue
$902.1k
Assets
$527.5k
Employees
12
EIN
71-0744925
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Bryant Youth Association

The Bryant Youth Association aims to provide after school activities for boys and girls in the Bryant area who have no where else to go after school.
Revenue
$1.0m
Assets
$320.6k
Employees
111
EIN
94-3417100
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Club of El Dorado

Boys and Girls Club of El Dorado enhances the quality of life for all youth as participating members of a diverse society, with special concern for the disadvantaged. The club offers various programs such as youth development and recreational activities.
Revenue
$1.5m
Assets
$2.0m
Employees
46
EIN
71-0264300
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Club of Van Buren A

Boys and Girls Club of Van Buren A develops and enhances life skills in the youth of Van Buren, inspiring them to realize their dreams through athletic, social, and learning activities provided in a positive environment of their own.
Revenue
$1.0m
Assets
$1.4m
Employees
39
EIN
71-0327975
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Clubs of the Diamond Hills

Boys and Girls Clubs of the Diamond Hills assists youth in communities and surrounding areas to develop qualities and skills necessary to become responsible citizens and leaders. The organization seeks to inspire. It is located in Alma, AR.
Revenue
$918.1k
Assets
$1.8m
Employees
116
EIN
74-3072145
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Adult and Teen Challenge of Arkansas

Faith-based residential program providing addiction help, structure, education and work ethic development for men, with an emphasis on evangelization.
Revenue
$1.1m
Assets
$1.3m
Employees
34
EIN
71-0420376
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Club of the Arkansas River Valley

Youth development organization in Russellville, AR promoting health, education, character development and behavioral guidance.
Revenue
$1.5m
Assets
$3.0m
Employees
40
EIN
71-0681999
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Tendaji Community Development Corporation

Tendaji CDC supports youth with skills for better future opportunities through academic, artistic and social programs in Little Rock, AR.
Revenue
$875.8k
Assets
$126.9k
Employees
45
EIN
81-2041938
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Boys and Girls Club of Crittenden County

Boys and Girls Club of Crittenden County provides team sports, afterschool programs, and recreational/educational activities for at-risk youth in West Memphis.
Revenue
$809.7k
Assets
$453.8k
Employees
65
EIN
71-0352307
IRS type
501(c)(3)

Soar After School Program

Filling the gap between the School day and work day. Soar provides a safe and affordable place for kids to lean, build healthy relationships with peers and adults, and practice public speaking and leadership skills they will need for future success.
Revenue
$1.1m
Assets
$128.2k
Employees
145
EIN
85-1830208
IRS type
501(c)(3)
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