Vermont Humanities

2022 Statement of Financial Position

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2022 Annual Report

Revenue and Expenses

Revenue
National Endowment for the Humanities
 $930,600
State of Vermont $234,829
Contributions and grants $684,537
 Program and other income $93,016
Total Revenue $1,942,982
Expenses
Programs and program management $1,090,788
Core Operations & Mission $407,026
Development $304,133
Total expenses $1,801,947
Change in net assets from operations $141,035
Other changes
COVID-19 Relief $  –
Non-operating investment return -$343,636
Total changes in net assets -$202,601

Statement of Financial Position

Assets
Cash $1,239,527
Other Current Assets $405,742
Fixed assets $225,755
Other assets $   –
Long-term investment $1,485,297
Total Assets $3,356,321
Liabilities
Payroll expenses payable $54,816
Grants payable $-
Other payables $57,461
Total liabilities $112,277
Net assets
Undesignated $1,340,192
Investment in plant, property and equipment $225,755
Board-designated long-term investments $1,125,951
With Donor Restrictions $552,146
Total net assets $3,244,044
Total liabilities and net assets $3,356,321

 

Vermont Humanities*** July 19, 2023