Last year was a good one for the world of charity in the United States. Top nonprofit organizations raised more than $108 billion from private sources.

This, according to an annual report from The Chronicle of Philanthropy, a Washington, D.C.-based magazine that covers nonprofits and individuals and their charitable activities. Dubbed the Philanthropy 400, the report tracks how much money nonprofit organizations raised the previous year. The 400 organizations highlighted in the ranking this year account for more than 25 percent of all money given to U.S.-based charities in 2016.

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