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Databases for finding a nonprofit organizations 990 filings with the IRS, other financial information, and public records. ProPublica NonProfit Explorer. NYS Charities Bureau Registry. GuideStar. Charity Navigator. Give.org Better Business Bureau Wise Giving Alliance. Great Nonprofits.
There are ten metrics that can help you determine the financial health of your nonprofit. They are overhead costs, liquidity, quick ratio, program expenses vs. total expenses, liquid unrestricted net assets, liabilities vs. total assets, full-cost coverage, CAC payback, fundraising ROI, and cash flow.
Seven Key Financial Metrics to Measure Nonprofit Health #1: Liquidity. #2 Program expenses as percentage of total expenses. #3 Sources of unrestricted recurring dollars. #4 Liabilities as percentage of total assets. #5 Full-cost coverage. #6 Fundraising expenses as percentage of total contributions.
Other Important Metrics Nonprofits Should Track Insurance Coverage Ratio. Reliance Ratio. Operating Reserves. Time to Break Even On New Programs. Board Turnover Rate. Employee Turnover Rate. Reserve Ratio. Liquidity.
If your nonprofit consistently has insufficient funds set aside to cover unexpected costs or revenue shortfalls, this could indicate financial instability. A healthy reserve usually covers at least three to six months of operating expenses or at least 25% of your annual expenses.
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Other Questions to Ask Before Donating to a Nonprofit Do you believe in the organizations mission? Does the nonprofit seem to live up to its mission? Can you find clear information about the impact of its work? Does it spend the bulk of its money on programs? Does it have a religious or political affiliation?
Current Ratio The current ratio is used to measure the overall liquidity of a nonprofit organization. In its simplest form, it shows how many dollars of current assets an organization has to cover its current obligations. The higher the ratio, the more liquid the organization.

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