Financial accountability

Where every dollar goes, and who checks our work

Three independent bodies review us and their findings are one click away. Here is what they say, what we publish ourselves, and where the rest of the record stands.

501(c)(3) · EIN 31-1075684 · Gifts are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law

The documents

The record, in full

Five of these open straight from this page. The rest are named beside them, so the whole record stands in one place.

Year ended 30 June 2025 · IRS Form 990

Where our funding comes from

Read from our own filing
  • Contributions and grants$6,447,13295.8%
  • Other revenue$284,9644.2%

Investment incomeA $254,156 loss, bringing total revenue to $6,477,940

99.5%From gifts and grantsContributions and grants as a share of total revenue, both figures as filed.
The rater’s scorecard

Full marks on six of seven

Charity Navigator scores us 97% overall, and Four Stars. Its accountability panel gives full marks on six of its seven measures. The seventh is publishing the tax form on our own website, and it is the one point still open.

  • Financial statements audited by an independent accountant100%
  • Audit oversight committee100%
  • No material diversion of assets100%
  • No loans to or from officers100%
  • Records retention policy100%
  • Website reported on tax form100%
  • Tax form disclosed on the website0%
Year ended 30 June 2025

Four fifths of every dollar reaches the work

Supporters ask this first, and it is the right question. The answer comes off Part IX of our most recent Form 990: of the $4,966,468 we spent in the year, $3,948,305 went straight to programs.

See our Charity Navigator profile
Form 990, Part IX, line 25
Program servicesPolicy, engagement, education79.5%
AdministrationOperations and overhead17.8%
FundraisingThe cost of raising the next dollar2.7%

Every figure here is read straight off the filing. These three are Part IX’s own columns and they sum to the total it states; that total matches the return’s summary page, and revenue less it matches the surplus stated there.

The filings

Three periods, each with its tax form and its audit

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