Financial InformationFriendship House is committed to using donor money wisely. Our Executive Director works closely with our 10 member Board of Directors to ensure due diligence in ethical fundraising and fiduciary responsibility.
Our general operating budget for 2018 was $648,002. According to our 2017 audit, 75% of our income goes directly to program services. Friendship House ranks higher than the common industry standard of about 65%. We also have a wide diversity of funding sources, which helps ensure long-term sustainability. Our breakdown is as follows: 
75% of total income to Program Services (above industry standard)
Net Assets 2018: $1,789,547 Net Assets 2017: $1,833,690 Actual Income: $617,650 Budgeted Income: $648,002 Actual Expenses: $728,521 Budgeted Expenses: $648,002 Thank YouOn behalf of our Board of Directors, staff, and the people we serve, we extend our gratitude for your generosity!
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Foundation PartnersBank of America Charitable
Foundation Boeing Employees Community Fund Episcopal Charities Appeal Fred & Gretel Biel Charitable Trust InFaith Community Foundation: Janson Foundation Jerry H. Walton Foundation Katharine Flugt Endowment Norcliffe Foundation Norman Archibald Charitable Foundation Opus Community Foundation Palantine Foundation Purdue Farms Foundation Seattle Foundation Skagit Community Foundation Swinomish Tribal Community Tulalip Tribe Charitable Fund Upper Skagit Indian Tribe Walmart Washington State Giving Council Windermere Foundation Most importantly, Friendship House has been successful in its mission to feed, shelter, clothe and heal those in need. Some highlights from 2014 include:
Men Housed: 309 Women Housed: 309 Children Housed: 128 Total Bed Nights: 11,888 Meals Served: 69,753 Showers provided: 1,618 Countless individuals provided with clothing, showers and essential needs |
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