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Thank You One and All!
The board of directors of the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness is pleased to report that during our recent fiscal year a full 88 cents of each dollar received went directly to maintaining our programs to prevent blindness and crippling eye disorders in children and adults. Only 12 percent of our budget was dedicated to fund raising and management costs. ISPB is also proud of the continuing strong partnership we have with the professional community. Among ISPB's professional members are Illinois ophthalmologists and optometrists whose volunteer assistance and financial and emotional support cannot be underestimated. We give thanks to all our many friends who so generously make it possible for us to continue our important work. 1998 Statement of ActivitiesILLINOIS SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF BLINDNESS
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Revenue |
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Direct Public Support |
.344,089 |
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Received from Health Agencies |
16,697 |
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Investment Income |
98,965 |
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Unrealized Appreciation of Investments |
<13,977> |
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Total Revenue |
445,774 |
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Expense |
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Public lnformation & Health Education |
103,567 |
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Corinmunity Services |
98,356 |
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School & Vocation Safety |
156,638 |
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Management & General |
22,892 |
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Membership & Fund Raising |
29,639 |
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Total Expenses |
$ 411.092 |
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Change in Net Assets |
$ 34.682. |
Complete audited financial statements certified by John D.Kopczyk, Ltd., Certified Public Accountanare available for review at the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness offices.
The Visionary
, published as a service of the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness,|
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