Statement of Activities

The administrative expense ratio measures nonprofit spending on management activities, crucial for accountability and sustainability, especially in social innovation and international development sectors.

Beginning net assets represent a nonprofit's financial starting point, reflecting past surpluses or deficits and influencing sustainability, strategic flexibility, and stakeholder trust in social innovation and development sectors.

The change in net assets with donor restrictions shows how nonprofits manage funds tied to donor conditions, ensuring compliance, transparency, and alignment with mission-driven outcomes in social innovation and international development.

The change in net assets without donor restrictions reveals a nonprofit's financial health by showing surplus or deficit of flexible funds, crucial for sustaining operations and supporting innovation.

Unrestricted contributions provide nonprofits with vital flexibility to allocate funds according to mission needs, supporting sustainability, operational capacity, and innovation in social impact organizations.

Unrestricted contributions provide nonprofits with flexible funding to support core operations, cover overhead, and enable innovation, making them essential for financial resilience and long-term sustainability.

The coverage of annual expenses by net assets ratio shows how long a nonprofit can sustain operations using unrestricted reserves, highlighting financial resilience and flexibility.

The earned income ratio measures the share of nonprofit revenue from business-like activities, indicating financial independence and mission alignment, crucial for social innovation and international development organizations.

Ending net assets reflect a nonprofit's financial health at year-end, showing cumulative resources and flexibility. They are crucial for assessing sustainability, stewardship, and strategic capacity in social innovation and development sectors.

The event gross margin measures fundraising event profitability by comparing revenue to direct costs, helping nonprofits balance financial results with engagement and strategic goals.