financial statements

Financial Statements

Net Income and Changes in Net Assets, 2005-2007

 

    2007
2006
2005
Income from investment transactions:      
Dividends and interest from securities and short-term investments $1,228,720
$927,379
$898,850
Interest from mortgages 22,798
22,798
32,297
Other (loss) income (9,019)
(111,554)
47,917
Net increase (decrease) in realized and unrealized gains on investments 3,183,070
5,615,452
1,350,292
         
Total: 4,425,569
6,454,075
2,329,356
         
Expenditures:        
Grants administrative 752,014
672,231
644,760
Direct charitable activities 322,292
288,099
276,325
Board and committee 66,360
74,356
59,521
Income production expenses 439,954
304,127
277,146
Federal and state unrelated business tax 21,080
62,029
149,974
Federal excise tax 53,954
84,284
30,998
Depreciation        
-Office furniture and equipment 15,723
11,296
7,855
-Office leasehold improvements 13,870
13,870
13,870
Total expenditures and depreciation 1,685,247
1,510,292
1,460,449
         
         
         
Net income available for grants 2,740,322
4,943,783
868,907
         
         
Grants (net of returned grants) 2,676,685
3,255,090
2,984,692
Grants (Kellogg Fund) 211,617
151,078
 
Total Grants 2,888,302
3,406,168
2,984,692
         
Increase (decrease) in net assets from investments (147,980)
1,537,615
(2,115,785)
Contributions received 400,000
400,000
 
Increase (decrease) in net assets for period 252,020
1,937,615
(2,115,785)
             
Net assets at beginning of year 60,991,421
59,053,806
61,169,591
         
Net assets at end of period $ 61,243,441
$ 60,991,421
$ 59,053,806
         
         
    Actual 2007
Actual 2006
Actual 2005
Total qualifying distributions (Note 1) $4,088,968
$4,593,866
$4,035,148
         
Investment assets (Note 2) $60,717,974
$59,619,605
$57,995,000
         
Total qualifying distributions expressed as a % of investment assets 6.73%
7.71%
6.96%
     

 

 

Notes
1) Total qualifying distributions include grant administrative expenses, grants, program related loans and amounts paid to acquire assets, i.e. computers, office equipment, etc.
2) Investment assets, as stated, represents the monthly average value of investment assets less 1-1/2% of value which is deemed as cash held for charitable purposes. (This is pursuant to IRS statute).

A copy of the audited financial report is on file at the Foundation’s office. The Foundation's latest tax return may be viewed at GuideStar.


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