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Nonprofits in MONTEVIDEO, MN

75 tax-exempt organizations with a return on IRS file.

Largest nonprofits in MONTEVIDEO by revenue

Top 5s in MONTEVIDEO

Most raised in gifts and grants

Contributions, gifts and grants received in the year

  1. 1Prairie Five Community Action Council Inc990, year ended Dec 2025$11.2M
  2. 2Clean Up the River Environment990, year ended Dec 2024$1.4M
  3. 3Luther Haven990, year ended Dec 2024$273.3K
  4. 4ST Martins Outreach Program990, year ended Dec 2025$264.3K
  5. 5Chippewa County Fair Association990, year ended Sep 2025$187.4K

Largest reserves

Net assets (fund balance) at year end

  1. 1Co-Op Credit Union of Montevideo990, year ended Dec 2024$56M
  2. 2Minnesota Valley Cooperative Light and Power Association990, year ended Dec 2025$36.7M
  3. 3Prairie Five Community Action Council Inc990, year ended Dec 2025$9.8M
  4. 4Luther Haven990, year ended Dec 2024$7.6M
  5. 5Firemens Relief Assns of Minn Montevideo Fire Dept Relief Associ990, year ended Dec 2024$2.3M

Highest-paid people

Compensation from the organization and related organizations, including other pay

  1. 1Patrick CarruthGeneral Manager · Minnesota Valley Cooperative Light and Power Association$829.9K
  2. 2Kayla ReiffenbergerPresident/CEO · Co-Op Credit Union of Montevideo$376.6K
  3. 3Scott KubeshMember Services Manager · Minnesota Valley Cooperative Light and Power Association$297.8K
  4. 4Todd BolkemaEngineering and Operations Manager · Minnesota Valley Cooperative Light and Power Association$258.9K
  5. 5Jill RothschadlOffice Manager · Minnesota Valley Cooperative Light and Power Association$246.1K

All nonprofits in MONTEVIDEO, A–Z