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Aid to Non-Profit Orgs

Nevada spent $120 million on aid to Non-Profit orgs in FY2026 — 90% of a $132 million budget. That is about $1 in every $8 of Aid to individuals and non-profits's spending.

That is 29% less than in FY2025 ($168 million), not adjusted for inflation.

FY2026
$120 million$119,587,218
FY2026
$132 millionReserves excluded
Share of budget spent
90%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025
−28.9%FY2025: $168 million

13.1% of Aid to individuals and non-profits spending.

Spent each year, FY2006 onwards · dashed line: budget
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Spent and budget each fiscal year
Fiscal yearSpentBudget
FY2006$52.9 millionNot available
FY2007$58.8 millionNot available
FY2008$62.4 millionNot available
FY2009$52.1 millionNot available
FY2010$43.8 million$65.4 million
FY2011$38.5 million$50.2 million
FY2012$31.2 million$31.4 million
FY2013$37.9 million$34.9 million
FY2014$158 million$44.2 million
FY2015$161 million$46.6 million
FY2016$64.3 million$198 million
FY2017$63.5 million$204 million
FY2018$72.3 million$106 million
FY2019$76.7 million$117 million
FY2020$72.2 million$131 million
FY2021$73.1 million$123 million
FY2022$114 million$226 million
FY2023$109 million$206 million
FY2024$176 million$346 million
FY2025$168 million$212 million
FY2026$120 million$132 million
FY2027See note$91.1 million
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Where the money went, by department

15 departments. The largest, Department of Education, accounts for 34% of the total.
Department of Education$40.8M · 34%Department of Human Services$34.6M · 29%State Department of Agriculture$23.6M · 20%

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Departments of Aid to Non-Profit Orgs, FY2026
DepartmentSpent FY2026
Department of Education$40.8 millionof $4.16 million
Department of Human Services$34.6 millionof $73.0 million
State Department of Agriculture$23.6 millionof $25.3 million
Governor's Office$11.6 millionof $4.63 million
Attorney General's Office$3.39 millionof $3.61 million
Nevada Health Authority$1.63 millionof $6.91 million
Department of Tourism and Cultural AffairsNone recordedof $1.50 million
Department of Veterans Services$985 thousandof $905 thousand
Department of Public Safety$839 thousandof $8.74 million
State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources$794 thousandof $1.60 million
State Public Charter School Authority$604 thousandNo budget
Legislative Branch$356 thousandNo budget
Department of Wildlife$328 thousandof $10.0 thousand
Department of Business and Industry$26.5 thousandof $2.04 million
Governor's Office of Economic Development$7.5 thousandNo budget
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Over time

Spent each year, stacked by department; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.
  • Other (17)
  • Attorney General's Office
  • Governor's Office
  • State Department of Agriculture
  • Department of Human Services
  • Department of Education
  • Budget (current, reserves excluded)
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Spent each year by departments
Fiscal yearDepartment of EducationDepartment of Human ServicesState Department of AgricultureGovernor's OfficeAttorney General's OfficeOther (17)Budget
FY2006$2.06 million$38.9 million$3.05 million$6.75 million$1.2 thousand$2.19 million—
FY2007$1.84 million$46.4 million$3.08 million$5.06 million$1.3 thousand$2.43 million—
FY2008$1.79 million$36.4 million$3.08 million$52.2 thousand$500$21.0 million—
FY2009$1.86 million$38.3 million$3.05 million$287 thousand—$8.65 million—
FY2010$1.43 million$37.8 million$2.75 million$361 thousand—$1.43 million$65.4 million
FY2011$1.74 million$31.0 million$3.06 million$276 thousand—$2.46 million$50.2 million
FY2012$1.69 million$23.2 million$3.98 million$1.14 million$229 thousand$902 thousand$31.4 million
FY2013$1.87 million$23.8 million$6.31 million$1.44 million$82.7 thousand$4.32 million$34.9 million
FY2014$2.00 million$24.1 million$124 million$717 thousand—$6.89 million$44.2 million
FY2015$1.47 million$24.7 million$127 million$248 thousand—$7.51 million$46.6 million
FY2016$7.91 million$27.5 million$22.4 million$441 thousand—$6.02 million$198 million
FY2017$13.5 million$28.4 million$15.3 million$257 thousand—$6.01 million$204 million
FY2018$13.4 million$29.9 million$16.3 million$6.36 million$334 thousand$6.02 million$106 million
FY2019$21.2 million$25.9 million$21.2 million$1.35 million$166 thousand$6.81 million$117 million
FY2020$16.8 million$22.8 million$18.6 million$8.62 million$0$5.37 million$131 million
FY2021$21.0 million$21.0 million$23.7 million$2.24 million—$5.24 million$123 million
FY2022$31.6 million$27.0 million$36.2 million$9.76 million$2.97 million$6.02 million$226 million
FY2023$31.5 million$40.1 million$22.1 million$11.6 million—$3.97 million$206 million
FY2024$36.9 million$38.3 million$12.9 million$78.0 million$5.73 million$3.71 million$346 million
FY2025$41.3 million$48.4 million$17.6 million$53.2 million$2.05 million$5.63 million$212 million
FY2026$40.8 million$34.6 million$23.6 million$11.6 million$3.39 million$5.57 million$132 million
FY2027——————$91.1 million
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Budget journey, 2025-27

How the 's budget changed from the Governor's proposal to today.

For FY2026 the Legislature approved $97.1 million, 7.8% more than the Governor recommended. , many approved by the , have raised it to $132 million.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
StepFY2026FY2027
$90.1 million$86.1 million
$97.1 million$86.5 million
$132 million(+$35.3 million adj.)$91.1 million(+$4.66 million adj.)
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Notes

Departments as organised in FY2026. Each row links to its page in Explore.