Best Charities by Program Spending Public Safety Nonprofits in Massachusetts

Top public safety nonprofits in Massachusetts ranked by best charities by program spending. View detailed financial data, spending analysis, and mission scores for 23 organizations.

Massachusetts is home to 23 public safety nonprofits. When ranked by best charities by program spending, these organizations collectively manage $367.0M in revenue and $469.9M in assets. Re Plus Collective Inc leads the ranking with $256K in annual revenue.

Rankings

#	Organization	Revenue	Assets	Score
1	Re Plus Collective Inc	$256K	$16K	---
2	National Fire Protection Association	$341.8M	$435.2M	---
3	Police Assisted Addiction And Recovery Initiative Inc	$586K	$1.9M	---
4	Staples Cause For Caring Inc	$486K	$1.2M	---
5	Last Call Foundation Inc	$458K	$401K	---
6	Metrofire Inc	$277K	$546K	---
7	In Control Family Foundation Inc	$1.0M	$554K	---
8	All Hands And Hearts Smart Response Inc	$9.1M	$5.6M	88/100
9	International Association Of Fire Fighters	$316K	$404K	---
10	Hilltown Community Ambulance Association Inc	$812K	$200K	---
11	Center For Campus Fire Safety Inc	$246K	$124K	80/100
12	National Board On Fire Service Professional Qualifications Inc	$1.2M	$1.4M	---
13	National Fire Protection Research Foundation	$4.0M	$18.2M	---
14	Home Fire Sprinkler Coalition Inc	$532K	$219K	---
15	Community911 Training Inc	$409K	$96K	---
16	Boston Cyclists Union	$629K	$602K	---
17	Massachusetts Coalition For Occupational Safety & Health Inc	$1.3M	$1.0M	---
18	Central Mass Safety Council Inc	$112K	$71K	---
19	Livable Streets Transportation Alliance Of Boston Inc	$1.1M	$750K	---
20	Safer Institute	$320K	$260K	---
21	Boston Firemens Relief Fund	$483K	$893K	---
22	Kindling Inc	$876K	$65K	---
23	One World Strong Foundation Inc	$652K	$85K	---

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the top public safety nonprofits in Massachusetts?

This page lists 23 public safety nonprofits in Massachusetts ranked by best charities by program spending. Data comes from IRS 990 filings enriched with AI-driven analysis.

How does Massachusetts compare to other states?

With 23 public safety organizations and $367.0M in combined revenue, Massachusetts has a moderate public safety nonprofit sector.