Kentucky nonprofits: chambers, economic development and workforce organizations

34 Kentucky nonprofits with $1 million or more in annual revenue, from IRS records, and what is happening in the Kentucky job market around them. Staff can claim an organization’s page and set up a free workspace.

What matters to Kentucky nonprofits right now

  • 4.3%

    unemployment, Aug 2026

    BLS, counties summed

  • 2

    open grants for nonprofits

    Grants.gov and SAM.gov

  • 10

    local workforce boards

Kentucky workforce boards · Kentucky economic development organizations · White Collar Employment Report

Grants open to Kentucky nonprofits

Chambers of commerce and business associations

Chambers of commerce and business associations in Kentucky, largest first
OrganizationCityAnnual revenue
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce incFrankfort$13.0M
Louisville Chamber of Commerce incLouisville$6.5M
Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce incLakeside Park$2.9M
Bowling Green Area Chamber of CommerceBowling Green$2.8M
Paducah Area Chamber of CommercePaducah$1.4M
Owensboro-daviess County Chamber of Commerce incOwensboro$1.0M

Economic development organizations

Workforce development organizations

Workforce development organizations in Kentucky, largest first
OrganizationCityAnnual revenue
Go-hire Employment and DevelopmentHazard$44.0M
Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program incHazard$26.6M
Employment Solutions incLexington$25.7M
Point Programs incCovington$8.8M
Jobs for Kentuckys Graduates incLexington$7.9M
Bawac incFlorence$7.5M
Jewish Family & Career Services of Louisville incLouisville$4.2M
Scky Foundation for Workforce Development incBowlng Green$3.6M
Lee Initiative incLouisville$2.3M
Refuge Bowling GreenBowling Green$1.1M

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Sources: organization names, cities, revenue and filing years from IRS tax-exempt organization records; unemployment from the Bureau of Labor Statistics; grants from Grants.gov and SAM.gov.