Financial Transparency & Accountability
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Stewarding resources with the same care we bring to testimony
The preservation and transmission of Holocaust testimony requires trust. We believe that trust extends to how we steward the contributions entrusted to us. Here you will find our annual filings and financial summary — part of our commitment to integrity in both storytelling and financial stewardship.
2025 Financial Snapshot
Revenue Breakdown
Total Revenue: $79,492
- Contributions: $64,159
- Program Revenue: $15,333
Expenses Breakdown
Total Expenses: $106,911
- Salaries & Program Delivery: $76,846
- Other Operating Expenses*: $29,523
- Professional Fees: $542
*Operating expenses include travel, software, materials, printing, and digital infrastructure
Year-End Net Assets: -$4,690
Program growth in 2025 outpaced revenue growth, resulting in a year-end deficit. Leadership is focused on strengthening fundraising and rebuilding reserves in 2026 to support continued program expansion.
Public Support Percentage: 49% (509(a)(2))
How Funds are Used
Program delivery
Training storytellers, developing testimony-based programs, and presenting Holocaust education in schools and communities.
Travel & Outreach
Transportation and lodging for program facilitation, survivor connections, and educational partnerships
Operations & Compliance
Accounting, tax filing, digital platforms, website hosting, and organizational infrastructure.
Financial Reports
2025
2024
What is a Form 990
Form 990 is the annual IRS reporting form required of tax-exempt organizations. It details revenue, expenses, governance practices, and program accomplishments.
Why do we publish it?
To promote transparency and accountability in service of our mission.
If you have any questions about our financial reports, please contact Deborah@TeachTheShoah.org
Governance & Ethical Practices
Teach the Shoah maintains conflict-of-interest, document retention, and financial oversight practices to ensure responsible stewardship. Board members serve without compensation except when contracted for specific program services approved under our conflict-of-interest policy.
