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In fiscal 2024, St. Jude spent $823.2M on research—about 44% of program services and 31% of total expenses.

Planned Parenthood finances total about $2.05 billion in FY 2023 from government and private sources.

Federal spending on abortions is near zero under the Hyde Amendment; only rare exceptions get federal dollars. Some states pay with state-only funds.

Meals on Wheels funding comes from federal Older Americans Act dollars, state and local aid, and private giving across thousands of local programs.

American Red Cross spending averages about 90–91% on programs and services, based on audited filings and independent reviews.

For American Red Cross donations, about 91 cents per dollar fund programs; the rest covers fundraising and management.

In FY2024, Susan G. Komen spent $17.2M on breast cancer research—about 12% of total expenses and 16% of program costs.

Public programs channel billions into stem cell research each year, led by NIH and major state funds like California’s CIRM.

Global public budgets steer about 2% toward mental health; amounts range from cents to dozens of dollars per person depending on income level.

Most ED research money flows from NIH grants, industry trials, and a few federal programs; the NIH RCDC table shows the clearest yearly estimate.