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Minnesota News Media Institute Inc

Minnesota News Media Institute Inc's latest filing in the PeerBasis snapshot reports a Part VII D + F figure of $12,816 for Lisa Hills, Executive Director (FY 2024). Column F can include amounts from the filing and related organizations.

After indexing supported filing years to 2025 comparison dollars, the subject figure is $13,153. It is higher than the D + F figure for 18 of 54 peer organizations selected under the disclosed tier Same NTEE sector (B99), nationwide + size band 0.67–1.5× revenue (approximately 33%; median $20,939). This is descriptive, not a reasonableness conclusion.

$71,376Total revenue (FY 2024)
$12,816Reported Part VII D + F figure
18 / 54Selected peers with a strictly lower 2025-dollar figure (approximately 33%)

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Actual selection tier: Same NTEE sector (B99), nationwide + size band 0.67–1.5× revenue. Displayed D + F figures from supported filing years are indexed to 2025 comparison dollars with BLS CPI-U; a nationwide tier also uses 2024 BEA RPP as a consumer price-level proxy when both the subject and peer have supported state codes. Unsupported state codes receive no interstate adjustment. Comparison values can differ from the raw filing. Column F may include related-organization amounts.

OrganizationStateRevenueD + F (2025 dollars)
Cohort Sistas Inc DE$72,436 $9,880
The Minority Scholars Program MD$72,635 $3,497
Acnpe NY$72,695 $51,582
Institute For Postmodern Development Of China CA$73,161 $4,936
Center For American Indian Research & SD$69,050 $15,762
Independent Television Festival Inc MN$74,405 $23,520
Deep Well Sustainable Leadership CA$66,916 $55,851
Olympic High School Foundation NC$75,968 $27,606

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