This study aims to investigate the determinants of cash holdings in Taiwan nonprofit organization’s empirical data analysis. Using 246 non-profit organizations in the 2007-2011 data, a measure of cash balances held in cash amount;second, using return on assets, debt ratio, return on assets and growth rate volatility of financial variables as experimental variables;foundation types, local government, types of service and year non-financial variables as the control variable. Regression analysis pointed out that the return on assets, return on assets and cash holdings between rate fluctuations positively associated; debt ratio, growth rate and cash holdings is negative correlation between, but four financial variables are not significant; rather foundation type dummy variable and local government dummy variable is significantly negative. The empirical results show that Taiwan's non-profit organizations hold cash primarily from regulations on the motives of the minimum cash amount established threshold limits.