Statement of Activities

The revenue growth rate measures changes in nonprofit revenue year-over-year, signaling donor support, sustainability, and capacity to deliver mission, crucial for social innovation and international development organizations.

The revenue to expense ratio indicates whether nonprofits generate enough revenue to cover expenses, serving as a key measure of financial sustainability and fiscal health for social innovation organizations.

The stability ratio measures how much a nonprofit’s operations are supported by unrestricted net assets relative to total expenses, indicating financial flexibility and resilience.

The Statement of Activities is a nonprofit income statement that reports revenues, expenses, and changes in net assets, emphasizing mission delivery and financial transparency for social innovation and international development organizations.

The surplus or deficit ratio indicates whether a nonprofit's revenues exceed expenses, serving as a key measure of financial health, sustainability, and credibility for social innovation and international development organizations.

Total expenses provide nonprofits a comprehensive view of costs, aiding transparency, efficiency evaluation, and strategic decisions for sustainable impact in social innovation and international development.