Monthly Financial Report – Hearts & Hope Foundation
H&H

Monthly Financial Report

Hearts & Hope Foundation

Report Month
March 2025
Report Date
April 10, 2025
Days to Report
10 Days

March 2025 Financial Highlights

$284,650
Total Revenue
↑ $32,150 over budget
$267,890
Total Expenses
↑ $21,390 over budget
$16,760
Net Surplus
↑ $10,760 over budget
$458,230
Cash Balance
Above minimum target

Overall Assessment: March performance exceeded budget expectations with strong fundraising results offsetting higher-than-planned program expenses. Cash position remains healthy and operational targets are being met.

Revenue Performance

Revenue Source March Budget March Actual Variance YTD Budget YTD Actual YTD Variance
Individual Donations $125,000 $148,200 $23,200 $412,500 $430,300 $17,800
Foundation Grants $66,667 $75,000 $8,333 $200,000 $225,000 $25,000
Corporate Sponsorships $16,667 $18,500 $1,833 $50,000 $43,500 ($6,500)
Government Grants $12,500 $37,500 $25,000 $37,500 $37,500 $0
Program Service Revenue $10,417 $12,800 $2,383 $31,250 $30,500 ($750)
Investment Income $7,083 $7,000 ($83) $21,250 $21,000 ($250)
Special Events (Net) $1,667 $0 ($1,667) $5,000 $0 ($5,000)
TOTAL REVENUE $252,500 $284,650 $32,150 $757,500 $787,800 $30,300
🎯 Revenue Variance Explanations:
  • Individual Donations (+$23,200): Spring appeal campaign exceeded expectations with 18% higher response rate
  • Foundation Grants (+$8,333): Received accelerated payment from Community Foundation
  • Government Grants (+$25,000): Quarterly state grant payment received earlier than budgeted
  • Special Events ($0): Spring gala scheduled for April, not March as originally budgeted

Expense Performance

Expense Category March Budget March Actual Variance YTD Budget YTD Actual YTD Variance
PROGRAM EXPENSES
Community Outreach Programs $112,500 $125,400 ($12,900) $337,500 $351,200 ($13,700)
Education & Training $51,667 $56,800 ($5,133) $155,000 $162,400 ($7,400)
Emergency Assistance $31,667 $35,200 ($3,533) $95,000 $98,600 ($3,600)
Total Program Expenses $195,834 $217,400 ($21,566) $587,500 $612,200 ($24,700)
SUPPORTING SERVICES
Management & General $30,417 $32,100 ($1,683) $91,250 $93,800 ($2,550)
Fundraising $20,417 $18,390 $2,027 $61,250 $58,900 $2,350
Total Supporting Services $50,834 $50,490 $344 $152,500 $152,700 ($200)
TOTAL EXPENSES $246,500 $267,890 ($21,390) $740,000 $764,900 ($24,900)
⚠️ Expense Variance Explanations:
  • Community Outreach (+$12,900): Higher than expected client demand requiring additional supplies and overtime
  • Education & Training (+$5,133): Emergency equipment repairs and guest speaker fees
  • Emergency Assistance (+$3,533): Increased emergency cases due to winter weather conditions
  • Fundraising (-$2,027): Delayed printing costs for spring campaign materials
🚨 Action Required:

Program expenses are running 4.2% over budget YTD. Management should review program capacity and consider budget adjustments or additional funding sources for Q2.

Cash Flow Summary

$458,230
Ending Cash Balance
$101,950
Net Cash Flow
2.05
Months of Reserves
$300,000
Minimum Target Balance
Cash Flow Category March Budget March Actual Variance
Beginning Cash Balance $356,280 $356,280 $0
CASH RECEIPTS
Operating Receipts $252,500 $284,650 $32,150
CASH DISBURSEMENTS
Operating Expenses $246,500 $267,890 ($21,390)
Capital Purchases $0 $0 $0
Debt Service $1,850 $1,850 $0
Net Cash Flow $4,150 $14,910 $10,760
Ending Cash Balance $360,430 $458,230 $97,800

Key Performance Indicators

Metric March Target March Actual YTD Target YTD Actual Status
Program Expense Ratio 79.4% 81.2% 79.4% 80.0% On Target
Fundraising Efficiency 8.1% 6.9% 8.1% 7.5% Excellent
Revenue Growth (vs. Prior Year) 6.4% 12.8% 6.4% 8.2% Exceeding
Cash Reserve (Months) 1.5 2.1 1.5 2.1 Strong
Clients Served (March) 425 456 1,275 1,368 Exceeding

Management Commentary & Action Items

📈 Positive Developments:
  • Revenue performance continues to exceed expectations, particularly individual giving
  • Client service levels are 7% above target, demonstrating strong community impact
  • Cash position is healthy with reserves above minimum requirements
  • Fundraising efficiency remains excellent at 6.9% of total expenses
🔍 Areas Requiring Attention:

Action Items for April: (1) Review Community Outreach program capacity and staffing needs, (2) Analyze increased Emergency Assistance demand trends, (3) Develop contingency plan if expense growth continues, (4) Prepare spring gala final budget and logistics.