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• AM - ,Allinnecsand Aduocaty <br />■ A02 - Mnnugement and Teelrnical Assirtanee <br />' <br />A03 - Professional SocMe cs and ,Associalt om <br />■ A05 - Kesearch InstiNtim turd Public Pliny Analysis <br />■ A I I - Siaigle Orgmixatiair Supprut <br />A 12 - Fund Raising and Fund Digtrihution <br />' Al 9 - Sup porl (not elsewhere c1w,- ;irLvd) <br />' A70 -Arts and Collure (general) <br />` A23 - Cultural and Ethnic Awarenm <br />■ A24- Folk Aas <br />■ A25- AASEducaiioa, <br />' A26 - Arts and ] "lumamities Councils acrd Agcnics <br />■ A27 - Community Celetratinns <br />■ A30- Madia and t OMInunitWiuns(gencrrll) <br />a A31 — Film and Video <br />■ lA32- "re]evisinn <br />• A33 - PriatiRg and Publishing <br />• A34 —Radio <br />' A4O — Visual Arts (general a <br />' ,DSO - Museums (generul) <br />' A51 - Arl.Museums <br />• A52- CUldreu'sMmseu= <br />■ A53 -Folk Arls Museums <br />■ ,454 - History Museums <br />• A56 - Natural History and Na4trral Science MUSCutns <br />' A57 - Science and Teehnolegy Muscurns <br />` A6O - Pcrfarniing ,Arts Wriorat) <br />` A61- PeriNorming Arts Centers <br />' .A62 - Dar <br />■ A63 - ®alter <br />A65 - Tlicalre <br />• A69 - Symphot7 y Drehc;clras <br />■ MA -Operm <br />' M13 - Singing and Choral Groups <br />■ A6C - Bud4 and 1' nset b [cs <br />IF ME - Peefon lmr, Arts Schools <br />• A70- Humanities (general) <br />` ASO Historical Organiaaiions (general) <br />• A92 - Historical Societies and Hislorie Preservation <br />• A94 — Carnmemorative Events <br />■ A90 - Arts Services (gcneral) <br />■ <br />A99- Awns, Cullure, anal Humaiiil:ies (mimellrvneouq) <br />In addition to [lie organization types above, the <br />study pailners were encouraged to include other <br />types of eligible organizations ifthey play a <br />substantlat role in the cultural life of the community <br />or if tlicir primary" purpose is t promote participation <br />in, appreciation far, and understanding of the visual, <br />performing, Folk, and media arts. These include <br />governmeni -owned or government-operated cultural <br />racilitics and instltutians, municipal arts agencies -anal <br />councils, private cuminunity arts organizations, <br />tlnint?orporated arts groups, living collections (such <br />as zoos, aquariums, and botanical gardens), <br />university presenters, atad arts programs that are <br />embedded under the umbrella of a rion - arts <br />organization or facility (such as a community center <br />or church). In short, if it displays the charncteristics <br />of n nonprofit arts and culture organization, it is <br />included. For- profit bu sinesses and individual ailisis <br />were excluded f um this study. <br />Nationally, detailed information was collected from <br />9,721 eligible oi ganlzatiuns about their fiscal year <br />2010 expenditures in more than 40 expenditure <br />categories (e.g., labor, local and non -local artists, <br />operations, materials, facilities, and asset acclOsiflon) <br />as well as about their event attendance, in -kind <br />contributions, and volunteerism. Responding <br />crganizatiGns had budgets ranging from a lo►v of $0 <br />to a high of $234.7 rnilliott. Response rates for the <br />182 communities averaged 43.2 percent and ranged <br />from 5.3 percent to 100 percent. It is important to <br />note that each study reg oa's results are based solely <br />on the actual survey data collected. No estimates <br />have been made to account for rion respondents. <br />Therefore, the less -than -100 percent response rates <br />suggest an understatement of the econornic impact <br />findings in most of tile individual study regions. <br />I the city or Eugene, 29 af'tlae approNimittety 94 <br />total eligible nonprofit rang anti culture <br />organizations identi tie d by the Arts alnd Business <br />Alliance of Eugene participated in this ,stuctv--�an <br />overall participation rate of 31 percent. <br />1 ar1s 61=c0, -fomrcPmspoMyjV I Amarrcam for th Arts <br />