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SAVE USE OF FUNDS
People who contribute to nonprofit organizations have a right
to know how their money is being used and who is using it.
We are proud to report that the National Association of SAVE
earns high marks from those agencies whose job it is to monitor
the activities of nonprofit organizations.
Allocation of Revenues
SAVE is fiscally conservative
in its allocation of donor dollars. According to the
National Charities Information Bureau, nonprofit organizations
should spend at least 60 percent of their budget on programs,
with remaining funds going to administrative and fund-raising
expenses. At the National Association of SAVE
, 84 percent of revenues go to programs and technical support,
while the remaining monies pay for management, general expenses, program
improvement, and fund-raising.
Guidelines for Nonprofit Organizations
SAVE meets or surpasses
these guidelines for nonprofit organizations, established by the
National Charities Information Bureau (now known as the BBBWise
Giving Alliance)
(www.give.org):
- Internal accounting controls;
- Active board membership;
- Qualified board members;
- Evidence of pluralism and diversity;
- No practices that create false impressions or misunderstandings;
- 60 percent or more of annual expenses allocated to program activities
- No persistent deficit in assets;
- Fiscal responsibility and accountability; and
- Full disclosure of revenue and expenses.
2006-2007 Annual Report
06-07 990
2005-2006 Annual Report
2005-06 990
2004-2005 Annual Report
2004-05 990
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For more information contact cwray@nationalsave.org / Copyright 2007
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