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National Runaway Safeline3080 North Lincoln AvenueChicago, Illinois 60657
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2013 ANNUAL REPORT
Maureen BlahaExecutive Director
Anne SchankinBoard Chair
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On January 15th, the National Runaway Switchboard officially became the National Runaway Safeline (NRS). After extensive research into how our old name resonated with youth, NRS made the decision to change its name. The ‘Safeline’ name speaks to our ever-changing platforms to connect to youth. In 1971, we provided crisis intervention only through the hotline. For over forty years, NRS continues to transform its service delivery to remain relevant to youth. Now in 2013, NRS provides crisis intervention through hotline and online services. Our online connections include live chat, crisis emails, bulletin board, a youth-focused blog and a multi-faceted social media presence.
Becoming the National Runaway Safeline was not an easy choice. A name change comes at a cost. Our digital media presence had to be immediately updated on our website, our mobile site and all our social media platforms. In addition, we had to make changes on the back end for search engine optimization. To ensure there was no online service disruption, it was a priority to execute these complicated, time consuming changes, which were essential to the first phase of our transformation.
In our next phases, we will begin to redesign our printed publications, including brochures, volunteer training manuals and the Let’s Talk: Runaway Prevention Curriculum. These extensive changes will take place as we identify funding. Updating printed outreach materials, including the curriculum, is one aspect of our Major Gift Initiative (MGI), launched in January 2013 to help us build the depth and breadth of our services. The funds raised through the $250,000 MGI campaign will help meet critical needs. Besides printing and online development, NRS would like to replace its crisis center system (new phones, dual-monitored computers, upgraded server), investigate texting as a service delivery option and distribute a new television public service announcement.
NRS starts fiscal year 2014 with a 5% reduction in its operating budget. Despite the increasing cost of doing business and enhancing services to better serve more youth, NRS received a five year federal grant (2012-2017) that was the exact same amount as the last grant (2006-2011). Additionally, as part of the government sequestration, NRS’ grant was cut by $80,000. As other nonprofits are forced to cut their service hours, the National Runaway Safeline continues to be available 24/7/365.
NRS makes more than 250,000 connections to help and hope through hotline, online and offline resources. Thank you for your support in helping NRS keep America’s runaway, homeless and at-risk youth safe and off the streets. Our donors empowered NRS to be here to listen, here to help youth and their families in crisis.
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NRS Spirit of Youth Co-Chairs Kandace Lenti (far left) and Dave Dean (far right) with 2012 Spirit of Youth Award winners Maree Bullock and Jimmie Alford and NRS Executive Director Maureen Blaha (center, l to r). The 10th annual benefit, held at the Palmer House Hilton in Chicago, raised over $120,000 through online, live, and silent auctions; raffle sales; and event sponsors. Photo by Anthony LaPenna.
After a comprehensive evaluation, including discussions with stakeholders and focus groups with youth, the National Runaway Switchboard chose to adopt a new name that expresses its growing ability to make a connection and make a difference for the population we serve - National Runaway Safeline. On January 15th, 2013, a day of celebration to denote the change took place in Chicago and nationwide, as partner agencies shared news of the change and a video explaining why the change was made. The day's events included revealing an updated awning on NRS' building, a candlelight vigil, and a pizza party fundraiser. Photo by Jasleen Jaswal Vines.
The Chicago Cubs Charities sponsored NRS’ 13th Annual Thanksgiving Dinner for runaway and homeless youth in Chicago. NRS staff and Chicago Cubs Charities staff served the attendees a Thanksgiving dinner. At the end of the night, youth were given backpacks filled with various hygiene products, towels, Cubs caps, winter hats and gloves, t-shirts, granola bars, fast food gift cards, and bus passes. Photo by Sabrina Hampton.
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There has been an increasein homeless youth
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18 percent over the last year,25 percent over the last three years,and 61 percent over the last decade.
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Wow that’s a crazy stat. Where did it come from?
Thanks, Joe. NRS analyzes crisis call data annually. We provide our research results and other third party studies at www.1800RUNAWAY.org/learn/research
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Call center supervisors Lindsey Shelton and Froilan Landeros explain the National Runaway Safeline name change in a video posted to NRS’ YouTube channel. They are two of 24 staff members helping keep America’s runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth safe and off the streets.
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HOW WE HELP.HOW WE LISTEN.CCS> Hi! I’m Jeff at the National Runaway Safeline. What would you like to talk about today?Alison97> I want to leave home. My mom hates my girlfriend.
Alison97> Is anyone there?
CCS> That sounds like a difficult situation. We’re so glad you contacted us. Tell me what’s going on...
So, we’ve got your bed at the local shelter and you know how you’re getting there. Anything else you want to talk about tonight?
No.... you helped me figure out a plan. I feel safe. Thank you so much.
Great. Remember you can call back any time day or night. We are always here at1-800-RUNAWAY.
Source: Benoit-Bryan, J. (2013). A Decade of Trends in CrisisConnections Handled by the National Runaway Safeline.http://www.1800RUNAWAY.org/learn/research
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hey my school sucks i want to leave home all i get is bullied.
help
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Hi there, Thanks for reaching out to the National Runaway Safeline. It sounds like you are going through a lot right now and we are glad that you felt comfortable reaching out to us. You mentioned that things are so rough right now that you want to leave home. Have you ever ran away before? Sometimes it can feel like leaving is the only way to make things better. Have you tried reaching out to anyone else to talk about how you are feeling? Bullying can be really tough to live with and you deserve to feel safe within your own school. Have you ever told anyone at school or home about how you are being treated? It can feel like there is no one who understands and we want to remind you that you are definitely not alone. One resource that you might find helpful is the National Bullying Prevention website, http://www.pacer.org/bullying/. Through that website you can find various types of support and resources to help with bullying. Also, you could consider looking into www.stopbullying.gov for additional help. We know how hard it can be to ask for help and it was very brave of you to contact us today. If you feel comfortable calling us, we are completely confidential and anonymous and available 24 hours a day at 1-800-RUNAWAY and would be happy to talk with you more about how you are feeling. We can discuss your situation further, explore some options you might not know you have, and help you come up with a plan you are comfortable with. If you prefer to communicate electronically, we also have live chat available from 4:30-11:30pm CST at 1800RUNAWAY.org. Hope to hear from you, National Runaway SafelineCall Center Supervisor
AnonymousGuest:
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I left home and I want to contact my parents but I’m scared. I don’t know if I’m going to get in trouble. They were really mad. What would you tell someone like me?
Today. 1:30 am
Today. 1:35 am
http://bulletinboards.1800runaway.org/
Hi and thanks for reaching out to the National Runaway Safeline.It sounds like you are ready to reach out and we’re glad that you found us. It’s great that you want to contact your parents and it’s totally understandable to be scared. It can be hard to call your parents when you don’t know how they’ll react or what they might say. Have you had any support or contact from anyone else since you have been gone?
If you are in a place where you are safe to stay, you can always contact us at 1-800-RUNAWAY (24 hours a day) and we can discuss both our conference calling service as well as our message service with you. We’re not here to tell you what to do, we’re just here to help you have a safe place to explore your feelings and find support in calling your parents. If you decide that you are comfortable with a conference call, NRS will stay on the line with you to ensure that you have a forum to talk about your thoughts and feelings with your parents. We are completely confidential and anonymous and hope that you will consider calling in. We are also here through live chat from 4:30-11:30pm CST at 1800RUNAWAY.org if you prefer to chat. Although we can’t conference through chat, we can take a message for you and deliver it to them. Thanks again for reaching out, we hope tohear from you again.
-NRS
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Fiscal Year 2013, August 1, 2012 through July 31, 2013
National Runaway Safeline Thanks Our Donors and PartnersFINANCIAL INFORMATION
NRS Board members Christina Van Pelt and Jodi Cohen celebrated the name change during the Chicago Pizza fundraiser. As the board champion, Van Pelt oversaw all the aspects of the branding awareness project from conception to implementation. She and her husband, Larry Diskin, were also the first donation to the Major Gift Initiative. Their generosity motivated others to support the transformation of National Runaway Switchboard to National Runaway Safeline.
November is National Runaway Prevention Month (NRPM). To build awareness of runaway issues, NRS initiates the annual campaign to canvas the country. One of the NRPM initiatives is green socks. Communities, organizations and businesses wear green socks to show their support. Long-term program funding partner, Greyhound Lines, Inc. showcased their support with a green sock day. NRS’ Home Free program, in conjunction with Greyhound Lines, Inc., has reunited over 14,000 youth with their families since 1995. Photo by Greyhound Lines, Inc.
Government Partners Family & Youth Services Bureau; The Administration for Children, Youth & Families; U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Corporate Partners Greyhound Lines, Inc.United AirlinesNRS wishes to acknowledge the following foundations, corporations, and individuals for their generosity. The donors listed below provided gifts between May 1, 2012 and July 31, 2013.Philanthropist Level$20,000 and aboveStephen C.** and Rosemary Mack
Ambassador Level$10,000 to $19,999Steven and Chani LauferRichard Malone**Rick Stoneham**United AirlinesChristina Van Pelt* and Larry DiskinBonnie** and Steve Wheeler
Founder Level$5,000 to $9,999Allstate Insurance CompanyKaren Anagnost*AnonymousMaureen Blaha and Joe MorrisCarlton TechnologiesCubs CharitiesGreyhound Lines, Inc.Michele** and Gary LehmanSharon Mahler-GindlespergerRadio FlyerJill Schwieterman** and John WalshCharles H. TrotterBrian* and Anne Zboril
VIP Level$2,500 to $4,999Paul and Catherine BerghCarol BrownMaree Bullock**Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Charitable FoundationAkeshia Craven-Howell* and Jeff HowellJames D. Criner* and Michelle DowneyDave Dean*Christopher** and Lisa DeAngelisMorris Floyd and Alex HerreraFSCC, LLCSusan Frankel** and Jeremy Perlin**Gary W. Harper* and Herek L. ClackHugh M. Hefner FoundationLaborers' District Council- Labor-Management Corp CommitteeKandace* and Eugene LentiJohn Love and Colleen ConleyRon** and Jean RichterRandall* and Fiona RoyerJoyce and Jonathan SapirAnne* and Ron Schankin
David Wells*Wintrust Commercial Banking
Champion Level$1,000 to $2,499AnonymousBrenda and Michael AsareRick BarkanLaura BatzliLinda BelanMichelle Bloedorn and Chris DurkinRonda and Alan ChanningChicago Tribune FoundationCitibankCME GroupJodi Cohen* and David SchwartzThomas and Dawn DeanWilliam and Anne GoldsteinPhilip HeppEmily* and Henning Lohse-BuschKaren MareschNorweeta G. Milburn* and Anthony W. JacksonMichael MurrayCarrie OdellLuke Allan Palese** and Enrique UsecheJack* and Lindsay PhilbinPoshard Foundation for Abused ChildrenMary Ann PusateriJennifer* and Matthew RileySulzer Family FoundationUnited Way of Metropolitan ChicagoGordon and Mary VanceGeoff and Jasleen VinesKathleen WalshErica Wolfort
Sponsor Level$500 to $999Connie ArnoldG. Edward and Jane Ellen BloomGreg** and Terri BusemanCentral Federal SavingsCentral Lakeview Merchants AssociationEmployee Benefits CorporationMatt** and Carrie FeldmanFirst Nonprofit Insurance AgencyJennifer Herlein and Scott OltroggeThe Horton GroupICM Properties Kathy JackiwRonald JohnsonJohn JonesDouglas KomenJames LucchesiDavid MaierLouis and Kathleen McKeeverKelly Mead*Miller, Cooper & Co., Ltd.Richard MuddScott OverholserEridania PoliduraBrian PronovostRogo Entertainment Inc.Natalie D. SmithWilliam VellonCleo Wilson
Karen WestPeter Zagorin
Patron Level$200 to $499Atwater Kent FoundationGerry and Tiffany BakkerGregory BartonKeith and Joan BaumanJohn BeaverCaitlin BerghKris BlahaSteve Bouwman and Mike SilvaggiLawrence and Patricia BrottmanThe Bryan and Christina Cressey FoundationJeffrey CarpenterJoshua CohenSandy CzajkaAndrea Durbin-Odom and James OdomJonah EllinDouglas Emde and Joyce SimonEZS Multimedia Inc.Frank FernandesFlorence FlanaganJeffrey FleishmannMaria FraserDavid GabrielseFrederic GoldsmithAnthony HeardLee HeckerFred and Sandy HolubowTara HovelandChanan and Rupinder JaswalJames and Barbara JavorcicKristina F. KalaposCharles KatzenmeyerJoel and Cathy KesselThomas and Susan KuczmarskiTom LawlerHoward LevinsonMelissa MaguireMindy MalkinLouisa McPharlin Kevin Mitchell and Frank CrowleyPhyllis Monks and Joseph GleesonCatherine Nardi and Eric GastevichBetsy Nore and Michael MinerMargaret and Patricia O'ConnellPam OlhavaKristie PaskvanChris Powers and Nora O'ConnorMickey PriceRita Redman-SterrettLavinia RosenthalBonnie SaundersAlan and Sandy SchwartzMichael ShackletonShari Duffy EventsRobert Dale StephensonMiles SzczurekRichard TaylorChris TewsErnie** and Katy TothDan TranDona-Lee TrotterJim and Sue WalshJulie WaltherLisa Weil
Darrel Wood and Armando SmithJoseph Zambrano
Friend Level$50 to $199Douglas and Marsha AalsethRay and Nicole AdamsJoni AlvarezAngela AmaroCarrie AndersonJulie AndersonDavid and Rachel AndrewsPaul and Michelle ArnoldDwight and Gayle AspinwallJeannette AtkinsonDarius AugustineRobert and Jan AvalloneBakin' & EggsDonna BennettRuss BergeronMichael and Georgia BlahaPatti BlazejakPeg BoggsJohn and Debbie BojchukPhillip Brooks Kent and Kimberly BrunnerSharon M. BryanDavid BurlageJeffrey CallisonGiulia Casani and Russell SchoenDavid and Lisa ChanLing ChiangDavid ChildressGwen ClancyShaun ClarkL.W. Cohen and M.L. CohenMichael ConklinConure PressBarbara CousineauJames and Muriel CowenDavid CowleyJames CridlinSteven and Susan DanielNancy Davis and Dick CroteauMargaret DeanJanice DearingDon DevittJennifer Di NicolaWill DixAmy DondanvilleJoseph and Joan DondanvilleCharles and Sue EckE.G. EddySally EdelsbergBonnie EidsonJeff and Stephanie EmrichS. Marie ErlineSherwin and Denise EstermanAl and Diane FabroJeffrey and Linda FeldmanStephanie and Scott FensterKim FetteElaine FifferJoan FitzgeraldJudy FlanaganBrian FlannerySandra Forkins Wanda Frazier
Amelia GarciaCarol GiannoneDianne GibsonEugenia and Mac GillespiePaul GoodmanDiana GourguechonChristopher GrayDaniel GrombacherDennis and Karen GulottaThomas HainJerry and Nancy HaleyJames and Rhonda HallKim HalvorsenSabrina HamptonGloria HaroldsonRobert and Trish HattanKathleen HeneghanChristopher HeppnerAnn Hermes TudorChris HigginsWilliam Hynes and Roger WardSusan IrionMikei JacksonGena JamesKatie JohnsonJames JulianoMichael KamradtLarry and Maxine KaneAggelos and Sally KatsaggelosKristopher KlindworthKaren Koehler-DavisElouise KouimelisIngrid KrauseSamuel KunzmanBerenice B. LaitaFroilan Landeros Edwin and Judith LeonardBeth D. LewisStacey LongTaissa MagnusVirginia Ann MaloneMarissa ManzanaDeb and Don MatthewsLisa and Andy McDonoughArlis McLeanMichael MechMark and Mary MenzelLarry Miller Ted MickaBill MillerPatricia MitchellLloyd and Donna MorganElizabeth MorrisAlice Morrissey and Dan SchiffRocky and Patty Mosele Alexander Murray and Kristin RozzellSonya NaarSamantha NathanPhillip NealScott and Alice NewellChris NeylonLisa NicolaNancy NimsDorothy NullPatricia O’Brien Donna OsipchakLee Osipchak and Gabe Geers
John and Corinne OwensMark PalchakStephani and Kenneth PerlmutterChris and Michelle PressScott PriceRobert and Palmer RaibleRobert ReegKarl ReichardtMary RhodesGitana RobertsonTerry RodinoBryan RoeKaren RogalaSarina R. RonningSusan and Mark RothasJeanne SalitureEric SandersIvan and Jeralyn SandsRuth SchankinSuzi SchelewitzTeresa ScherrSusan Schreiber and John StainthorpKathleen SchwappachPatricia D. ScottAlice and Lewis SheltonCraig and Barbara SheltonJeffrey SheltonLindsey SheltonMichael SheltonSuzy SilichRich SilversKathryn SimpsonKaren SmithJ. SmithAaron SmithThomas SniegSean SomersAnthony SorianoRhoda SorianoVincent SorianoSarah SpencerJim and Delores StanceJerry and Nancy StermerJoe StoneRichard StuckeyJames SugrueDana SuskindEric SwansonJames TaylorCarol TidwellAlfred TorrenceFrank R. Tortorella**LeeAnn TrotterChristina TurnerUnited Way of Central New MexicoJack Van KampenKelly and Kathryn VanceSandra VandergriftCarmita VaughanBarbara VaughanMartha VillalbaClara Villasenor Richard and Diane VinesChristopher VoldrichMichelle VosSue WaltonJoan P. Wayman
Ellen WebberMark WeisbergDaniel Weisberg and David KlingenbergerEleanor Weiss ZoubHazel WelkerJohn White Whitted, Cleary, & TakiffSteve WilhelmLarry WilsonJoyce WiltscheckBrooke WisemanRobert WolfJohn Wright and Alice CampbellTimothy WrzesinskiMarvin and Kay Zelkin Nora ZborilSarai Zitter
In Memory of Jimmie AlfordKris BlahaChristina Van Pelt* and Larry DiskinIn Honor of Rick BarkanDennis and Phyllis ProppIn Honor of Charlotte BarnesICM PropertiesIn Memory of Mike BarrazaJoyce and Les HeroldIn Honor of Maree Bullock** and Jimmie AlfordChristen MahlmeisterIn Memory of Mary ChmielewskiNancy Nishanian and Joseph NatolaIn Honor of Morris FloydDavid GunnellIn Memory of Rebecca GoldmanSharyn FeldmanIn Honor of Greyhound LinesDiego PonceIn Honor of Katie JohnsonFriends of Katie JohnsonIn Honor of Margery KayeAri and Kate JadwinIn Memory of Avi KurganoffLawrence LayferMindy MatesCelia, Adi, Lior, and Nili MolvinIn Honor of Margaret LitgenSeth KramerIn Honor of Richard Malone**AnonymousMike GiessmanIn Memory of Bernice MarkoeL.W. Cohen and M.L. CohenIn Honor of Nami MunPat BerrySuzann CampbellRobin DavidLeAnne FosbreMaria GamberaleAnne RanalloJane WintroubIn Honor of Sally PriceKathleen Iubatti
In Honor of Ron** and Jean RichterBlanche RichterIn Memory of Jessie ShullMarvin and Kay ZelkinIn Honor of Gordon VanceDeborah HindeIn Honor of Christina Van Pelt*Susan DemingJames HallSandra RossIn Honor of Sue Walsh's BirthdayMichael and Janet ArnoldHarriet and Gerald BennettDavid and Karen BensonMaureen Blaha and Joe MorrisBob and Marty ConleyDonald and Margaret CovertJerry and Hannelore DykesThomas and Elizabeth EiseleThe Eitler FamilyNancy ErwinLee and Cynthia EversPhyllis FlamionLoretta Kay GonsoskiKaren Ann GunterJack and Patricia HartmanDeb and Jeff JohnstonPeggy LipskiSue LloydMarilyn MaurekHolly and Pat O'ConnellMicki King PechvonikLaura and Rob ReplogleChuck and Barb RothLawrence and Julianne ScaliseTeresa ShackelfordJennifer SieringLaura SieringBarbara StoneRichard TararaKathleen WalshGerald and Ann WalshDave and Kaci WilkinsonIn Honor of Buckingham Wells' BirthdayDavid Wells*In Honor of Bonnie Wheeler**Kathy Ryg
NRS gratefully acknowledges the hundreds of gifts under $50 and in-kind donations from individuals and businesses in support of our annual benefit and our daily operations – thank you!
It is possible that we have inadvertently omitted someone or printed the name of a donor who wished to remain anonymous. If an error has occurred, please inform Katy Walsh, Director of Development and Communications, at 773.289.1727.
*Denotes Board Member**Sustaining Board Alumni
*The complete audit and 990 for Fiscal Year 2013 will be available at 1800RUNAWAY.org/about/financials after September 30, 2013.
Every April, NRS hosts the Volunteer and Community Appreciation event. The evening recognizes volunteers and donors that help NRS serve youth in crisis 24/7/365. Among the over 150 volunteers that complete over 40-hours in crisis intervention training and work a weekly call center shift, NRS annually honors one individual for exemplary service. Executive Director Maureen Blaha and 2013 Volunteer of the Year Akadia Kachaochana are pictured. Photo by Sabrina Hampton
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FY2013 FY2012
Revenue $2,142,837 $2,289,406
Expense $2,007,564 $2,290,615
Net Income (w/o MGI) $4,223 $1,209
Major Gift Initiative (MGI) $131,050 0
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2000000
2500000
Revenue Expenses
FY2013
FY2012
$25,000Stephen** and Rosemary Mack
$12,000Bonnie** and Steve Wheeler
$10,000Rich Malone** Rick Stoneham** Steven and Chani Laufer
$5,000Michele** and Gary Lehman Jill Schwieterman** and John Walsh Dylan TrotterChristina Van Pelt* and Larry Diskin Brian Zboril* and Family
$2,500 Karen Anagnost* • Paul and Catherine Bergh • Maureen Blaha and Joe Morris Jim Criner* and Michelle Downey • Chris DeAngelis** • Morris Floyd andAlex Herrera • Susan Frankel** and Jeremy Perlin** • Joyce and Jonathan Sapir• Kandace* and Eugene
$1,000 Linda Finley Belan • Ronda and Alan Channing • Jodi Cohen* and David SchwartzDave Dean* • Gary Harper* and Herek Clack • Jeff and Akeshia* HowellRon and Anne* Schankin • Gordon and Mary Vance • Jasleen and Geoff Vines Katy Walsh • David Wells
$500Matt** and Carrie Feldman • Friends of Katie Johnson • Emily* and Henning Lohse-Busch • Jim Lucchesi • Kelly Mead* • Norweeta Milburn*and Anthony Jackson • Luke Palese** • Jack* and Lindsay Philbin • Jennifer A. Riley* •Randall Royer* and Fiona Royer • Cleo Wilson
*Denotes Board Member
**Denotes sustaining board alumni
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GOAL: $250,000TO DATE: $131,050
MAJOR GIFT INITIATIVE FY 2013
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Financials
Fiscal Year 2013: August 1, 2012 through July 31, 2013
Financial Information
Program service revenue – Federal government agency grant $1,600,000
Contributions and special events $251,827
Contributed services $87,853
Work-study programs $8,118
Youth Network Council CCBYS contract revenue $38,328
Income on investments $94
Net gain (loss) on investments $5,841
Miscellaneous $17,639
Total Revenue $2,009,700
Net Assets released from donor restrictions $55,469
$2,065,169
Program services $1,623,007
Management and general $259,852
Fundraising $111,603
Total Expenses $1,994,462
Increase in unrestricted net assets $70,707
Temporarily restricted net assets
Contributions $131,050
Net assets released from restrictions ($55,469)
Increase in temporarily restricted net assets $75,581
INCREASE IN NET ASSETS $146,288
Net assets, beginning of the year $205,649
Net assets, end of year $351,937
- See more at: http://www.1800runaway.org/about/financials/#sthash.EIaPL5bL.dpuf
