Collective Intelligence

Data: Impact Areas

Through the collection and presentation of this data, we seek to:

  • have a shared context of the impact areas of the social ecosystem.
  • know the impact areas that are currently being worked on through funders and nonprofit organizations.

Impact Areas Detailed Snapshot​ Use the chart to explore the areas currently being impacted

Select an impact area (chart segment) to access more detailed data.
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How are the percentages for impact areas calculated?
  • Each organization in our survey had the option to select multiple impact areas. Therefore, the percentages represent the frequency of each impact area’s selection relative to the total number of organizations surveyed.
  • To calculate the percentage for a specific impact area, we divide the number of times that impact area was selected by the total number of organizations in the respective entity type (either funders or nonprofit organizations) and then multiply by 100 to convert it into a percentage.

    Note: When a chart segment is selected to view detailed sub-impact areas, the corresponding data label will show the sub-impact area’s name and the number of organizations that have selected it.

Data as of: January 8, 2024, 4:00 PM – Sourced from 58 surveyed organizations, encompassing 7 funders and 51 nonprofits.

Organizations comprising the impact areas report:
Funders
  • Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
  • Darryl Chappell Foundation
  • Fundación Segarra Boerman
  • GlobalGiving Foundation
  • Magic Cabinet
  • Mellon Foundation
  • Triple S Foundation
Nonprofit Organizations
  • Apoyo Mutuo Agrícola P.R.
  • Asociación de Comunidades Unidas Tomando Acción Solidaria, Inc., ACUTAS
  • Asociación Mayaguezana de Personas con Impedimentos, Inc.
  • Ayuda Legal Puerto Rico, Inc.
  • BirdsCaribbean, Inc.
  • Boys & Girls Clubs of Puerto Rico, Inc.
  • Casa Pueblo de Adjuntas, Inc.
  • Centro Comunitario Rvda. Inés J. Figueroa, Inc.
  • Centro de Apoyo Mutuo Bucarabones Unido, Inc.
  • Centro de Apoyo Mutuo y Resiliencia Comunitaria Las Carolinas, Inc.
  • Centro de Conservación y Restauración de Puerto Rico, Inc.
  • Centro de Economía Creativa, Inc.
  • Centro de Estudios Multidisciplinarios sobre Gobierno y Asuntos Públicos (CEMGAP/UPR)
  • Centro de Fortalecimiento Familiar, Inc., ESCAPE
  • Centro Madre Teresa de Calcuta, Inc.
  • Centro para la Reconstrucción del Habitat, Inc.
  • Centro para Puerto Rico de la Fundación Sila M. Calderón
  • Centros Sor Isolina Ferré, Inc.
  • Ciudadanos del Karso, Inc.
  • Colmena66, Fideicomiso para Ciencia y Tecnología
  • Comedores Sociales de Puerto Rico, Inc.
  • Comité Pro-Desrrollo de Villa Cañona, Inc.
  • Consejo de Residentes del Residencial Luis Llorens Torres, Inc.
  • Consultores Comunitarios
  • Departamento de la Comida de Puerto Rico, Inc.
  • El Instituto de Orientación y Terapia Familiar de Caguas, Inc., INOTEF
  • Espacios Abiertos Puerto Rico, Inc.
  • Fideicomiso de la Tierra del Caño Martin Peña
  • Fideicomiso de Tierras Comunitarias para la Agricultura Sostenible, Inc.
  • Firmes, Unidos y Resilientes con la Abogacía, Inc., FURIA
  • Fundación Atención Atención, Inc.
  • Fundación de Niños de Puerto Rico, Inc. (antes San Jorge Children’s Foundation)
  • Garden of Eden Health Center, Corp.
  • Hogar Cuna San Cristobal, Inc.
  • Initiative for Civic Address System Assessment in Puerto Rico, LLC., iCasa
  • Instituto Nueva Escuela, Inc.
  • Instituto para el Desarrollo Socioeconómico y de Vivienda de P.R., Inc.
  • Instituto Psicopedagógico de Puerto Rico, Inc.
  • Integro Foundation, Inc.
  • Kids 4 Green Culebra, Inc.
  • Kilómetro 0, Inc.
  • La Maraña, Corp.
  • Lead Collaborative P.R., Inc.
  • Movimiento una Sola Voz, Inc.
  • Para La Naturaleza, Inc.
  • Parceleras AfroCaribeñas por la Transformación Barrial, Inc.
  • Programa de Educación Comunal de Entrega y Servicio, Inc., PECES
  • Resiliency Law Center, Inc.
  • Sembrando Sentido, Inc.
  • Sociedad Americana contra el Cáncer, Inc.
  • Taller Salud, Inc.

Contribute with your data using our Impact Areas Standarization Tool. Simply complete the assessment and your organization will become a part of the panorama.

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Summary of Key Findings:

Funders (Based on 7 Funders):

  1. “Public Affairs” has the most impact from funders, with 42.86% directing their efforts to this area.
  2. “Arts and Culture,” “Community and Economic Development,” and “Education” receive a significant level of impact, each with 28.57% of funders involved.
  3. “Agriculture, Fishing and Forestry,” “Environment,” “Health,” “Human Rights,” “Information and Communications,” and “Social Sciences” have a moderate impact at 14.29% from funders.
  4. “Public Safety” and “Unknown or Not Classified” also see a moderate level of impact, each with 28.57% of funders contributing.
  5. “Human Services,” “Science,” and “Sports and Recreation” have no impact at 0%.
  6. “Religion” is also entirely unrepresented among the surveyed funders at 0%.
  7. The absence of impact in some areas could be more of a representation issue of the dataset rather than a lack of impact. It would be essential to ascertain whether this lack of funding is a broader trend or specific to the dataset.

Nonprofit Organizations (Based on 51 Nonprofit Organizations):

  1. “Community and economic development” is the most impact with 58.82% of nonprofits actively engaging in this area.
  2. “Education” has a robust impact with 39.22% of nonprofits contributing to this area.
  3. “Environment” and “Health” have a strong impact, each with 29.41% of nonprofits working in these areas.
  4. “Agriculture, fishing, and forestry” and “Sports and recreation” see a moderate impact, each with 19.61% of nonprofits involved.
  5. “Arts and Culture” and “Human Rights” have a noticeable impact at 15.69% and 17.65%, respectively.
  6. “Human Services” is moderately impacted by 25.49% of nonprofits.
  7. “Information and Communications” and “Public Affairs” have a moderate impact at 13.73% and 17.65% of nonprofits, respectively.
  8. “Public Safety,” “Science,” “Social Sciences,” and “Unknown or Not Classified” are the least impacted areas, with engagement from under 10% of nonprofits.
  9. “Religion” is entirely unrepresented among the surveyed nonprofits at 0%.

Data as of: January 8, 2024, 4:00 PM – Sourced from 58 surveyed organizations, encompassing 7 funders and 51 nonprofits.

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