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Georgia State University

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How affiliated money flows to Georgia State

Affiliated nonprofits (IRS 990), latest ~FY2023

Each blue block is an affiliated nonprofit; the Georgia Stateblock is its own row below, with the university’s own revenue sources fanning in from the left and expenses fanning out to the right. Money flows right as expenses or a transferdown into Georgia State. A green cap marks a surplus, a red foot a deficit. Ribbon width is proportional to dollars; hover any block for its revenue, expenses, and net.

Revenue inAffiliated entityTransfer → Georgia StateSurplus (kept)DeficitExpenses
Revenue →Entities→ ExpensesResearch foundation$109.6M reservesEndowment foundation$505M reservesState appropriationsGrants & contractsTuition & feesAuxiliary enterprisesGifts, investment & otherInstructionResearchAcademic & student supportAuxiliary enterprisesOther (service, aid, O&M)Institutional supportGeorgia State$1.1B operating revenue · $140.2M from affiliates

“Transfer” is IRS Form 990 Schedule I grants back to the university; “expenses” are the entity’s other spending. A separate funding-context page covers the university’s own operating budget.

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