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• A01—Alliances and Advocacy .substantial role in the cultural life of the community • A02—Management and Technical Assistance or if their primary purpose is to promote participation ■ A03—Professional Societies and Associations in,appreciation for, and understanding of the visual, • A05—Research Institutes and Public Policy Analysis • performing, folk, literary arts, and/or media arts. Al 1—Single Organization Support ■ These include government-owned and government- • —Fund Raising and Fund Distribution • A19—Support(not elsewhere classified) operated cultural facilities and institutions, municipal • A20—Arts and Culture(general) arts agencies and councils,private community arts • A23—Cultural and Ethnic Awareness organizations, unincorporated arts groups, living • A24—Folk Arts collections(such as zoos,aquariums,and botanical • A25—Arts Education gardens),university presenters and cultural facilities, • A26—Arts and Humanities Councils and Agencies and arts programs that are embedded under the • A27—Community Celebrations umbrella of a nonarts organization or facility(such as • A30—Media and Communications(general) a community center or church). In short, if it displays • A31—Film and Video • the characteristics of a nonprofit arts and cultural A32—Television ■ organization, it is included. With rare exception,for- A33—Printing and Publishing • A34—Radio profit businesses and individual artists are excluded • A40—Visual Arts(general) from this study. • A50—Museums(general) • A51—Art Museums To collect the required financial and attendance • A52—Children's Museums information from eligible organizations,researchers • A53—Folk Arts Museums implemented a multipronged data collection process. • A54—History Museums Americans for the Arts partnered with DataArts to • A56—Natural History and Natural Science Museums collect detailed budget and attendance information • A57—Science and Technology Museums • A60—Performing Arts(general) about each organization's fiscal year that ended in • A61—Performing Arts Centers 2015. DataArts' Cultural Data Profile(CDP) is a ■ A62—Dance unique system that enables arts and cultural • A63—Ballet organizations to enter financial,programmatic,and • A65—Theatre operational data into a standardized online form. To • A68—Music reduce the survey response burden on participating • A69—Symphony Orchestras organizations,and because the CDP collects the • A6A—Opera detailed information required for this economic • A6B—Singing and Choral Groups impact analysis,researchers used confidential CDP • A6C—Bands and Ensembles • data as the primary organizational data collection A6E—Performing Arts Schools • A70—Humanities(general) mechanism for the Arts& Economic Prosperity 5 • A80—Historical Organizations(general) study.This primary data collection effort was • A82—Historical Societies and Historic Preservation supplemented with an abbreviated one-page paper • A84—Commemorative Events version of the survey that was administered to • A90—Arts Services(general) organizations that did not respond to the CDP survey. • A99—Arts,Culture,and Humanities(miscellaneous) Nationally, information was collected from 14,439 In addition to the organization types listed above, eligible organizations about their fiscal year 2015 the study partners were encouraged to include other expenditures,event attendance, in-kind contributions, types of eligible organizations if they play a and volunteerism. Responding organizations had 20 AMERICANS FOR THE ARTS[Arts&Economic Prosperity 5 1 ` -