How we use our donations to achieve results is of the highest priority to us. And once again we kept our combined administrative costs and fundraising costs to 17.1 percent, well below the industry standard 25 percent. This dramatic growth is a result of 700,000 new and returning donors connecting with AFSP and supporting our research and programs. And we had several major policy successes, including the passage of the National Suicide Hotline Improvement Act, which was signed into law and will improve crisis services nationwide for people in distress.įinancial contributions increased 45 percent this year to $37 million. As of this year, we have an incredible 20,000 volunteer field advocates, connecting with their state and federal representatives and fighting for legislation and policies that will help reduce suicide. This sense of connection throughout the United States is only growing stronger. Over 350,000 people participated in our Community, Campus and Overnight Walks, spreading awareness and raising funds for the cause. The AFSP Out of the Darkness ™ Walks enabled a large community of suicide loss survivors and those who struggle to connect with one another, so no one has to be alone. We hosted over 365 International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day events, providing comfort, connection and support to those who have lost loved ones. Our chapters connected people in every state with resources to keep their communities safe and better informed about mental health and suicide prevention, including AFSP’s educational program Talk Saves Lives ™, which reached more than 75,000 people this year. By uniting in this common goal to stop suicide, we are stronger together and have done much this year to educate the public about suicide prevention, advocate for public policies to advance our mission, and fund innovative research to save lives. It’s the 10th leading cause of death, and we can all have a role in preventing it. We Are All Connected Message from the Chief Executive OfficerĪt the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) we believe in connecting people to saves lives and bring hope to those affected by suicide. Net cash (used in) investing activities ($10,059,642).Accquisition of investments ($9,984,602).Purchase of property and equipment ($75,040).Net cash provided by operating activities $10,652,371.Accounts payable and accrued expenses $854,776.Prepaid walk materials and other expenses ($334,190).Unconditional promises to give and other receivables ($1,929,155).Unrealized (gains) losses on investments ($548,005).Amortization of educational film costs $29,267.Adjustments to reconcile change in net assets to net cash provided by operating activities.Percentage to total program and supporting services expenses Research, educational and survivor conferences and programs Total liabilities and net assests $31,479,311.Noncurrent liabilities and deferred credits.Accounts payable and accrued expenses $2,323,354.Investments -board-designated $2,292,854.
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Equipment, at cost less depreciation $220,849.Furniture, fixtures and computer equipment $734,148.Unconditional promises to give and other receivables $2,153,689.
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