Nonprofits across the country have added enough jobs over recent months to more than make up for those lost since the onset of the Covid crisis nearly three years ago, according to new estimates from the George Mason University Nonprofit Employment Data Project.
After losing at least 1.6 million jobs, or 13.2 percent of its work force in 2020, nonprofits now employ 107,000 more people than they did pre-pandemic in 2017, the most recent year for which comprehensive data exists. The study found that the nation’s nonprofits likely first recovered from pandemic job losses in October 2022 and have added jobs since December.
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