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Aid to Non-Profit Orgs-G

Nevada spent $230 million on aid to Non-Profit Orgs-G in FY2026 — 149% of a $155 million budget. That is about $1 in every $4 of Aid to individuals and non-profits's spending.

That is 30% more than in FY2025 ($176 million), not adjusted for inflation.

FY2026
$230 million$229,731,940
FY2026
$155 millionReserves excluded
Share of budget spent
149%Spent ÷ budget
Change from FY2025
+30.2%FY2025: $176 million

25.1% 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$4.32 millionNot available
FY2007$8.65 millionNot available
FY2008$6.16 millionNot available
FY2009$6.86 millionNot available
FY2010$5.98 million$6.49 million
FY2011$9.73 million$6.63 million
FY2012$7.92 million$5.21 million
FY2013$8.92 million$5.55 million
FY2014$10.8 million$11.5 million
FY2015$8.45 million$6.62 million
FY2016$7.45 million$8.30 million
FY2017$8.14 million$8.30 million
FY2018$7.24 million$7.23 million
FY2019$12.1 million$11.8 million
FY2020$10.6 million$6.41 million
FY2021$20.0 million$91.2 million
FY2022$34.2 million$433 million
FY2023$62.7 million$675 million
FY2024$179 million$108 million
FY2025$176 million$63.4 million
FY2026$230 million$155 million
FY2027See note$128 million
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Where the money went, by budget account

18 budget accounts. The largest, B&i - Home Means Nevada Initiative, accounts for 80% of the total.
B&i - Home Means Nevada Initiative$184M · 80%Nevada Attainable HousingB&i - Windsor Park

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Budget accounts of Aid to Non-Profit Orgs-G, FY2026
Budget accountSpent FY2026
B&i - Home Means Nevada Initiative3840$184 millionNo budget
Nevada Attainable Housing3842$19.6 millionof $133 million
B&i - Windsor Park3837$14.3 millionNo budget
DHS-DPBH - WIC Food Supplement3214$5.32 millionof $6.31 million
DHS-DPBH - Behavioral Health Prev & Treatment3170None recordedof $3.14 million
B&i - Account for Affordable Housing3838$2.30 millionof $9.95 million
B&i Teacher Apprenticeship Program-Non-Exec3901$1000 thousandNo budget
NDE - Continuing Education2680$774 thousandNo budget
Dhs-Do-Fund for Resilient Nevada3060$598 thousandof $1.15 million
B&i - Labor Commissioner3900$540 thousandof $556 thousand
B&i - Supportive Housing Development3836$511 thousandNo budget
DHS-DPBH - Chronic Disease3220$218 thousandof $345 thousand
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Budget accounts of Aid to Non-Profit Orgs-G, FY2026, continued
Budget accountSpent FY2026
DHS-DPBH - Family Planning3155None recordedof $150 thousand
Dtca - Division of Tourism1522$131 thousandof $25.0 thousand
Dhs-Do - Grants Management Unit3195$68.9 thousandof $54.2 thousand
DHS-DPBH - Maternal Child & Adolescent Health SVCS3222$5.4 thousandof $15.5 thousand
DHS-DPBH - Health Investigations and Epi3219$366of $0
DHS-DCFS - Victims of Domestic Violence3181$0No budget
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Over time

Spent each year, stacked by budget account; the dashed line is the budget. Not adjusted for inflation.
  • Other (28)
  • B&i - Account for Affordable Housing
  • DHS-DPBH - WIC Food Supplement
  • B&i - Windsor Park
  • Nevada Attainable Housing
  • B&i - Home Means Nevada Initiative
  • Budget (current, reserves excluded)
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Spent each year by budget accounts
Fiscal yearB&i - Home Means Nevada InitiativeNevada Attainable HousingB&i - Windsor ParkDHS-DPBH - WIC Food SupplementB&i - Account for Affordable HousingOther (28)Budget
FY2006———$520 thousand$1.42 million$2.38 million—
FY2007———$2.57 million$2.65 million$3.42 million—
FY2008———$2.51 million$1.32 million$2.34 million—
FY2009———$3.37 million$1.30 million$2.19 million—
FY2010———$3.62 million$274 thousand$2.09 million$6.49 million
FY2011———$4.03 million$907 thousand$4.79 million$6.63 million
FY2012———$4.10 million$734 thousand$3.08 million$5.21 million
FY2013———$4.38 million$903 thousand$3.64 million$5.55 million
FY2014———$4.32 million$1.54 million$4.91 million$11.5 million
FY2015———$4.70 million$1.36 million$2.38 million$6.62 million
FY2016———$4.14 million$702 thousand$2.60 million$8.30 million
FY2017———$4.53 million$682 thousand$2.92 million$8.30 million
FY2018———$4.80 million$1.51 million$932 thousand$7.23 million
FY2019———$4.44 million$5.01 million$2.61 million$11.8 million
FY2020———$4.27 million$3.49 million$2.82 million$6.41 million
FY2021———$4.07 million$13.9 million$2.08 million$91.2 million
FY2022———$4.48 million$27.6 million$2.13 million$433 million
FY2023$23.1 million——$4.84 million$33.5 million$1.29 million$675 million
FY2024$81.4 million——$4.18 million$92.4 million$1.10 million$108 million
FY2025$157 million—$985 thousand$5.24 million$11.1 million$2.53 million$63.4 million
FY2026$184 million$19.6 million$14.3 million$5.32 million$2.30 million$3.85 million$155 million
FY2027——————$128 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 $18.8 million. , many approved by the , have raised it to $155 million.

Budget journey, 2025-27 biennium
StepFY2026FY2027
$18.8 million$14.8 million
$18.8 million$14.8 million
$155 million(+$136 million adj.)$128 million(+$113 million adj.)
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Notes

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