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Animal Rights Coalition Inc.

990EZ • Fiscal year 2015 • EIN 41-1424512

Jan 01, 2015 to Dec 31, 2015 • Filed on Apr 20, 2016

Organization ProfileN/A
317 West 48th StreetMinneapolis, MN 55419

(612) 822-6161

Siviq Scores

Precomputed percentiles for this filing year versus similar nonprofits in the same peer cohort.

Liabilities / Assets

61st percentile

0.01x

Higher debt load relative to assets than 61% of similar nonprofits.

2015 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Source year 2015

Liabilities / Revenue

70th percentile

0.02x

Higher debt load relative to revenue than 70% of similar nonprofits.

2015 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Source year 2015

Net Margin

34th percentile

-2.6%

Higher net margin than 34% of similar nonprofits.

2015 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Source year 2015

Top Officer Pay

82nd percentile

$19,647

Higher top officer pay than 82% of similar nonprofits.

Top officer pay equals 19.7% of source-year revenue.

2015 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Source year 2015

Asset Growth

43rd percentile

-1.0%

Faster asset growth than 43% of similar nonprofits.

2015 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Annualized from 2014 to 2015

Revenue Growth

21st percentile

-23%

Faster revenue growth than 21% of similar nonprofits.

2015 filings • 501(c)3 • <$500k nonprofits • Annualized from 2014 to 2015

Balance Sheet
Liabilities / Assets61st percentile

Assets

Down

$284,921

Down $2,980 (-1.0%) from 2014

Net Assets

Down

$282,560

Down $2,636 (-0.9%) from 2014

Liabilities

Down

$2,361

Down $344 (-13%) from 2014

Revenue And Expenses
Liabilities / Revenue70th percentileNet Margin34th percentile

Revenue

Down

$99,728

Down $29,896 (-23%) from 2014

Expenses

Up

$102,364

Up $32,476 (+46%) from 2014

Net Income

Down

-$2,636

Down $62,372 (-104%) from 2014

Historical Trend

Balance Sheet Trend

Asset Growth43rd percentile

The highlighted filing sits inside the broader history for assets, liabilities, and net assets.

$400K$300K$200K$100K$0Assets 2010: $212,545Liabilities 2010: $1,3842010Assets 2011: $200,407Liabilities 2011: $2,7362011Assets 2012: $205,090Liabilities 2012: $2,1152012Assets 2013: $227,680Liabilities 2013: $2,220Net Assets 2013: $225,4602013Assets 2014: $287,901Liabilities 2014: $2,705Net Assets 2014: $285,1962014Assets 2015: $284,921Liabilities 2015: $2,361Net Assets 2015: $282,5602015Assets 2016: $319,030Liabilities 2016: $6,091Net Assets 2016: $312,9392016Assets 2017: $333,978Liabilities 2017: $3,153Net Assets 2017: $330,8252017Assets 2018: $361,973Liabilities 2018: $5,233Net Assets 2018: $356,7402018Assets 2019: $378,925Liabilities 2019: $6,727Net Assets 2019: $372,1982019Assets 2020: $392,499Liabilities 2020: $18,309Net Assets 2020: $374,1902020Assets 2021: $369,990Liabilities 2021: $5,8702021Assets 2022: $371,753Liabilities 2022: $3,304Net Assets 2022: $368,4492022Assets 2023: $357,685Liabilities 2023: $2,7142023Assets 2024: $320,139Liabilities 2024: $6,375Net Assets 2024: $313,7642024

Highlighted filing

2015

Assets$284,921
Liabilities$2,361
Net Assets$282,560
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Operations Trend

Revenue Growth21st percentile

Revenue, expenses, and net income across loaded years, with this filing highlighted.

$300K$200K$100K$0-$100KRevenue 2010: $86,532Expenses 2010: $91,401Net Income 2010: -$4,8692010Revenue 2011: $61,981Expenses 2011: $68,530Net Income 2011: -$6,5492011Revenue 2012: $48,697Expenses 2012: $49,382Net Income 2012: -$6852012Revenue 2013: $76,222Expenses 2013: $53,737Net Income 2013: $22,4852013Revenue 2014: $129,624Expenses 2014: $69,888Net Income 2014: $59,7362014Revenue 2015: $99,728Expenses 2015: $102,364Net Income 2015: -$2,6362015Revenue 2016: $202,294Expenses 2016: $171,915Net Income 2016: $30,3792016Revenue 2017: $198,562Expenses 2017: $180,676Net Income 2017: $17,8862017Revenue 2018: $214,910Expenses 2018: $188,995Net Income 2018: $25,9152018Revenue 2019: $201,347Expenses 2019: $185,889Net Income 2019: $15,4582019Revenue 2020: $162,936Expenses 2020: $160,944Net Income 2020: $1,9922020Revenue 2021: $127,331Expenses 2021: $137,401Net Income 2021: -$10,0702021Revenue 2022: $142,544Expenses 2022: $138,215Net Income 2022: $4,3292022Revenue 2023: $162,907Expenses 2023: $170,449Net Income 2023: -$7,5422023Revenue 2024: $175,683Expenses 2024: $216,691Net Income 2024: -$41,0082024

Highlighted filing

2015

Revenue$99,728
Expenses$102,364
Net Income-$2,636
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Filing Snapshot
Filing Period
Jan 1, 2015 to Dec 31, 2015
Signed
Apr 20, 2016
Return Version
2015v2.0
Gross Receipts
$123,693
Mission and Program Overview

Mission

Ending Exploitation of non-human animals

The animal rights coalition is dedicated to ending the suffering, abuse, and exploitation of non-human animals through information, education and advocacy.

Program Services

DescriptionGrantsExpenses
EDUCATION/COMMUNITY OUTREACHIn 2015, ARC distributed 10,946 pieces of literature about animal issues to the public at 44 different large outreach events and gave out 3,856 samples of vegan food at 17 food sampling events. Community outreach activities ranged from informational booths and leafleting at large events such as the Twin Cities Pet Expo, Twin Cities Womens Expo, Twin Cities Pride Festival, Duluth Superior Pride, India Fest, Twin Cities Birth & Baby Expo, Healthy Life Expo, and the Minneapolis Tattoo Convention, to outreach at smaller scale events such as corporate health fairs, the Longevity Expo, the Wellness Expo, the Hip Hop Activism Conference, Food Day at the University of Minnesota, May Day Parade and Festival, Twin Cities Social Justice Arts Festival, and several neighborhood and school sustainability fairs, to leafleting with the ARC Outreach Team after concerts and large speaking events, to helping the hundreds of individuals who contacted us for assistance with everything from stopping trespassing by hunters to how to humanely remove mice from the workplace. The ARC Book Group held monthly discussion groups where participants discussed member-selected books about animal rights and other topical social justice issues.$67,528-
ETHIQUE NOUVEAUARCs most ambitious outreach project is our all-vegan storefront, Ethique Nouveau. The store is completely animal-friendly and cruelty-free with many local, fair-trade, and organic products, and its one of the best ways we know to show people how easy it is to live compassionately and with awareness. The store not only provided a space where people could feel comfortable with their veganism, learn more about veganism, and find the products they want, but also proved to the larger community that a significant number of people want to use harm-free products made without the use of animal testing, ingredients, skins, or furs. The store allowed us to reach as many people as months of leafleting and to have one-on-one conversations with hundreds of customers curious about adopting a plant-based diet. Its a great, non-threatening form of outreach. In 2015, we started keeping track of the conversations we had with people about animal rights, veganism, and other issues related to animals. The numbers were amazing. They showed that, day in and day out, when people come into the storefront theyre interested in learning more, whether theyre already vegan, are interested in becoming vegan, or couldnt have cared less when they first came in.$18,381-
CUDDLE COATSCuddle Coats educates the public about the cruelty of fur and encourages people to donate fur coats to aid orphaned and injured wildlife in their recovery at one of our many wildlife rehabilitation partner facilities. In 2015, in part thanks to a great story in the Huffington Post, our Cuddle Coats program took in 323 donated furs to be given back to the animals and were now up to over 60 wildlife rehabilitation partners that we supply with furs to use in their important life-saving work with injured and orphaned animals.$2,152-
VEGAN UNIVERSITYVegan University is designed to help people adopt and maintain a plant-based diet in a way that works for them. New initiatives for Vegan University this year included weekend outreach at the Midtown Farmers Market, a well-received series of introductory plant-based cooking classes, a weekly e-newsletter containing an easy and affordable plant-based recipe, and an increased emphasis on cooperative efforts with local environmental organizations.Vegan University includes Vegan Grocery Shopping Tours of local co-ops and markets designed to teach people how to shop vegan; Help, Im Going Vegan; Plant-based Nutrition; and Vegan Meal Planning workshops, and a Vegan Mentor program. We also maintain the Vegan Community Circle Facebook group where people can discuss being vegan in a non-vegan world, and where we offer support and ideas to help people with challenges they might face in adopting a plant-based diet. In 2015, we gave 16 workshops about plant-based eating, 8 vegan grocery shopping tours, 11 introductory plant-based cooking classes, and our Vegan University mentor program had 14 active mentees. We held special events such as our 22nd Annual Turkey-free Healthy Harvest potluck dinner attended by approximately 160 people, an ExtraVEGANza event in partnership with Whole Foods, our annual Vegan Hot Dish Cook-Off competition, and our annual Global Vegan Waffle Party. We held 9 free screenings of films like Cowspiracy, Forks Over Knives, and Peaceable Kingdom.Recognizing the intersectional nature of social justice movements, in 2015 Vegan University organized several events where ARC staff and volunteers packed vegan meals for the organization Feed My Starving Children, and we planned and served a vegan meal at a local homeless shelter. In addition, we made arrangements with a national vegan food manufacturer to collect proofs of purchase from their products and to exchange them for donations of vegan food to local food banks.$1,091-
MINNESOTANS EXPOSING PETLAND CAMPAIGNThe Petland retail chain continues to encourage the breeding and selling of animals for profit. Were the Minnesota supporters of the national effort to persuade Petland to stop supporting puppy and kitten mills and selling live animals in their stores. In 2015, ARC held 13 demonstrations at Petland stores to educate the public about the problems inherent in selling animals for profit. We had over 2,000 conversations with individuals about buying from pet stores that don't sell live animals, the problem with treating living creatures as products, and the cruelty of the puppy, kitten, bird, and small animal industries.$980-
PAY PER VIEWPay Per View is an innovative outreach strategy where people are paid $1.00 to watch a short video about the harsh reality of animal agriculture and then asked to decrease their consumption of animal products and work towards a vegan diet. In 2015, we had 195 powerful conversations with individuals at 5 different events and locations after they watched an impactful video through our Pay Per View program about the lives of animals used for food.$275-
NO PAIN IN MY NAMENo Pain In My Name exposes Marilyn Carrolls experiments at the University of Minnesota in which she researches the effects of drug addiction by training monkeys and rats to self-administer drugs that humans misuse such as cocaine, heroin, and alcohol. The project gives voice to the community this research is supposedly benefiting: addicts and recovered addicts. In 2015 we held 2 demonstrations at the University of Minnesota against these cruel experiments.$153-
MINNEAPOLIS VEGAN MEETUPMinneapolis Vegan Meetup organizes dineouts and other activities to promote a sense of community among people who want to enjoy life without eating or otherwise using animals. In 2015, we held 116 meetups, workshops, and other events through Vegan Meetup which grew to 1,879 members. These meetup events provided a vital sense of community and educational opportunities for people interested in learning more about a plant-based diet.MINNESOTA ANIMAL RIGHTS MEETUPMinnesota Animal Rights Meetup connects people with others who care about making the world better for all animals and are ready to start taking action to realize that vision. In 2015, we held 78 meetups, workshops, and other events through Minnesota Animal Rights Meetup and the meetup group has grown to 241 members. Examples of popular events included a speaker and discussion about the AETA at a local bookstore and an appearance by a local author to discuss her latest book about animal rights and atheism.$147-
DEMONSTRATIONSWe held 2 demonstrations to protest the killing of Cecil the lion by a Minnesota dentist, one of which drew over 150 people and media coverage from many national and international outlets, 3 demonstrations outside the Renaissance Festival to protest their exotic animal rides, a Light the Path demonstration commemorating the birds killed due to Avian Flu outside of Chik Fil A, and a number of other demonstrations to educate the public about fur and the circus.$27-
VEGKINSVegKins is a unique social networking program for families raising vegan children. This program offers the opportunity to come together to exchange ideas and information with other parents and build a community of parents raising compassionate kids. In 2015, we grew the VegKins program to 92 families and held 10 events including the VegKins spring egg hunt and parents dineouts.$27-
NORTH VEGANSARCs North Vegans program offers free local outreach and meetups to residents of North Minneapolis. We believe that North Minneapolis and nearby areas deserve access to high-quality nutritious food, as well as a supportive and compassionate community. People do not need to be vegan to attend North Vegan events, only to be interested in a healthier lifestyle, a healthier family, and a kinder community. In 2015, North Vegans sponsored several Vegan Grocery Shopping on a Budget tours, had informational booths at Open Streets and Party in the Park neighborhood events, held several plant-based classes and neighborhood Earth Day and Holiday potlucks, held a childrens reading event at a local library, a film screening at a neighborhood church, and participated in a neighborhood cleanup and an All About Family barbeque competition with a vegan entry.--
TEACHING COMPASSIONOur outreach program to schools, universities, and churches provides free presentations on a variety of animal-related topics such as our treatment of animals and relationship to animals, speciesism, sustainability, environmental destruction, and food justice to classrooms, assemblies, student groups, and gifted and talented programs. In 2015, we were invited to give 7 presentations at Normandale Community College, Southwest High School DeLaSalle High School, Parkway United Church of Christ, and Walker Church. The Dissection Choice component of Teaching Compassion provides information and assistance to students who choose not to dissect and information on alternatives to teachers at local high schools and colleges (over 50 so far). We put up posters near schools and youth centers with information about alternatives to dissection and how students can get support for their humane choice. New in 2015, we held several workshops to help activists be more effective for animals: Animal Activism and Facebook: How to Use Facebook Effectively for Animals, How to Answer Questions about Veganism Like a Pro, and Conflict Palm Oil and Circus Teach Ins. Our Humane Farming Myth brochure challenged the myth of humanely produced animal products and was a compelling resource to share with family and friends. We received requests from all over the country for quantities of this brochure.--
Compensation and Service Providers
Top Officer Pay82nd percentile

Employees

NameTitleFull / Part TimeBaseOtherTotal
DALLAS RISINGExecutive DirectorPT$19,647-$19,647
CHELSEA HASSLERProgram DirectorFT$4,216-$4,216
STEVE LEINENBoard Member-$0--
CHARLOTTE COZZETTOPresidentPT$0--
MEGAN KOSSEBoard Member-$0--
MELISSA MAASKESecretary-$0--
BRENDA BURCHFIELDTreasurerPT$0--
ANGIE CHESNEYVice President-$0--
Filing and Contact Details

Filer

Filer Name
Animal Rights Coalition
EIN
41-1424512
Phone
6128226161
Address
317 WEST 48TH STREET, MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55419

Signing Officer

Name
Charlotte Cozzetto
Title
President
Signed
2016-04-20
Discuss with paid preparer
Yes

Preparer

Firm
Lottsa Tax & Accounting Services
Address
400 19TH AVE S, MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55454-1026
Preparer
Mary Oswald CPA
Phone
6123387459
Supplemental Narrative

Additional Explanations

Other Expenses.1001

“Advertising and Promotion $440”

Other Expenses.1002

“Office Expenses $1883”

Other Expenses.1005

“Travel $669”

Other Expenses.1007

“Conferences, Conventions, and Meetings $6030”

Other Expenses.1009

“Depreciation $1960”

Other Expenses.1012

“Insurance $1580”

Other Expenses.1

“SUPPLIES $5223”

Other Expenses.4

“TELEPHONE $1258”

Other Expenses.5

“WEB SITE EXP $1193”

Other Expenses.6

“Credit card discounts $1101”

Other Expenses.7

“Repairs & maintenance $562”

Other Expenses.8

“DUES $294”

Other Expenses.9

“PARKING $154”

Other Expenses.10

“LICENSES & FEES $25”

Other Expenses.11

“BANK CHARGES $13”

Other Assets.1003

“Machinery and Equipment - Beginning $1959 Machinery and Equipment - Ending $1142”

Other Assets.1010

“Inventories - Beginning $20958 Inventories - Ending $23406”

Other Assets.2

“INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS - Beginning $159607 INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS - Ending $0”

Total Liabilities.1

“PAYROLL TAXES PAYABLE - Beginning $1824 PAYROLL TAXES PAYABLE - Ending $1852”

Total Liabilities.2

“SALES TAX PAYABLE - Beginning $881 SALES TAX PAYABLE - Ending $509”

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IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt2EDUCATION/COMMUNITY OUTREACHIn 2015, ARC distributed 10,946 pieces of literature about animal issues to the public at 44 different large outreach events and gave out 3,856 samples of vegan food at 17 food sampling events. Community outreach activities ranged from informational booths and leafleting at large events such as the Twin Cities Pet Expo, Twin Cities Womens Expo, Twin Cities Pride Festival, Duluth Superior Pride, India Fest, Twin Cities Birth & Baby Expo, Healthy Life Expo, and the Minneapolis Tattoo Convention, to outreach at smaller scale events such as corporate health fairs, the Longevity Expo, the Wellness Expo, the Hip Hop Activism Conference, Food Day at the University of Minnesota, May Day Parade and Festival, Twin Cities Social Justice Arts Festival, and several neighborhood and school sustainability fairs, to leafleting with the ARC Outreach Team after concerts and large speaking events, to helping the hundreds of individuals who contacted us for assistance with everything from stopping trespassing by hunters to how to humanely remove mice from the workplace. The ARC Book Group held monthly discussion groups where participants discussed member-selected books about animal rights and other topical social justice issues.
IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt3ETHIQUE NOUVEAUARCs most ambitious outreach project is our all-vegan storefront, Ethique Nouveau. The store is completely animal-friendly and cruelty-free with many local, fair-trade, and organic products, and its one of the best ways we know to show people how easy it is to live compassionately and with awareness. The store not only provided a space where people could feel comfortable with their veganism, learn more about veganism, and find the products they want, but also proved to the larger community that a significant number of people want to use harm-free products made without the use of animal testing, ingredients, skins, or furs. The store allowed us to reach as many people as months of leafleting and to have one-on-one conversations with hundreds of customers curious about adopting a plant-based diet. Its a great, non-threatening form of outreach. In 2015, we started keeping track of the conversations we had with people about animal rights, veganism, and other issues related to animals. The numbers were amazing. They showed that, day in and day out, when people come into the storefront theyre interested in learning more, whether theyre already vegan, are interested in becoming vegan, or couldnt have cared less when they first came in.
IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt4MINNEAPOLIS VEGAN MEETUPMinneapolis Vegan Meetup organizes dineouts and other activities to promote a sense of community among people who want to enjoy life without eating or otherwise using animals. In 2015, we held 116 meetups, workshops, and other events through Vegan Meetup which grew to 1,879 members. These meetup events provided a vital sense of community and educational opportunities for people interested in learning more about a plant-based diet.MINNESOTA ANIMAL RIGHTS MEETUPMinnesota Animal Rights Meetup connects people with others who care about making the world better for all animals and are ready to start taking action to realize that vision. In 2015, we held 78 meetups, workshops, and other events through Minnesota Animal Rights Meetup and the meetup group has grown to 241 members. Examples of popular events included a speaker and discussion about the AETA at a local bookstore and an appearance by a local author to discuss her latest book about animal rights and atheism.
IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt5NO PAIN IN MY NAMENo Pain In My Name exposes Marilyn Carrolls experiments at the University of Minnesota in which she researches the effects of drug addiction by training monkeys and rats to self-administer drugs that humans misuse such as cocaine, heroin, and alcohol. The project gives voice to the community this research is supposedly benefiting: addicts and recovered addicts. In 2015 we held 2 demonstrations at the University of Minnesota against these cruel experiments.
IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt6PAY PER VIEWPay Per View is an innovative outreach strategy where people are paid $1.00 to watch a short video about the harsh reality of animal agriculture and then asked to decrease their consumption of animal products and work towards a vegan diet. In 2015, we had 195 powerful conversations with individuals at 5 different events and locations after they watched an impactful video through our Pay Per View program about the lives of animals used for food.
IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt7MINNESOTANS EXPOSING PETLAND CAMPAIGNThe Petland retail chain continues to encourage the breeding and selling of animals for profit. Were the Minnesota supporters of the national effort to persuade Petland to stop supporting puppy and kitten mills and selling live animals in their stores. In 2015, ARC held 13 demonstrations at Petland stores to educate the public about the problems inherent in selling animals for profit. We had over 2,000 conversations with individuals about buying from pet stores that don't sell live animals, the problem with treating living creatures as products, and the cruelty of the puppy, kitten, bird, and small animal industries.
IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt8VEGAN UNIVERSITYVegan University is designed to help people adopt and maintain a plant-based diet in a way that works for them. New initiatives for Vegan University this year included weekend outreach at the Midtown Farmers Market, a well-received series of introductory plant-based cooking classes, a weekly e-newsletter containing an easy and affordable plant-based recipe, and an increased emphasis on cooperative efforts with local environmental organizations.Vegan University includes Vegan Grocery Shopping Tours of local co-ops and markets designed to teach people how to shop vegan; Help, Im Going Vegan; Plant-based Nutrition; and Vegan Meal Planning workshops, and a Vegan Mentor program. We also maintain the Vegan Community Circle Facebook group where people can discuss being vegan in a non-vegan world, and where we offer support and ideas to help people with challenges they might face in adopting a plant-based diet. In 2015, we gave 16 workshops about plant-based eating, 8 vegan grocery shopping tours, 11 introductory plant-based cooking classes, and our Vegan University mentor program had 14 active mentees. We held special events such as our 22nd Annual Turkey-free Healthy Harvest potluck dinner attended by approximately 160 people, an ExtraVEGANza event in partnership with Whole Foods, our annual Vegan Hot Dish Cook-Off competition, and our annual Global Vegan Waffle Party. We held 9 free screenings of films like Cowspiracy, Forks Over Knives, and Peaceable Kingdom.Recognizing the intersectional nature of social justice movements, in 2015 Vegan University organized several events where ARC staff and volunteers packed vegan meals for the organization Feed My Starving Children, and we planned and served a vegan meal at a local homeless shelter. In addition, we made arrangements with a national vegan food manufacturer to collect proofs of purchase from their products and to exchange them for donations of vegan food to local food banks.
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IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt10NORTH VEGANSARCs North Vegans program offers free local outreach and meetups to residents of North Minneapolis. We believe that North Minneapolis and nearby areas deserve access to high-quality nutritious food, as well as a supportive and compassionate community. People do not need to be vegan to attend North Vegan events, only to be interested in a healthier lifestyle, a healthier family, and a kinder community. In 2015, North Vegans sponsored several Vegan Grocery Shopping on a Budget tours, had informational booths at Open Streets and Party in the Park neighborhood events, held several plant-based classes and neighborhood Earth Day and Holiday potlucks, held a childrens reading event at a local library, a film screening at a neighborhood church, and participated in a neighborhood cleanup and an All About Family barbeque competition with a vegan entry.
IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt11TEACHING COMPASSIONOur outreach program to schools, universities, and churches provides free presentations on a variety of animal-related topics such as our treatment of animals and relationship to animals, speciesism, sustainability, environmental destruction, and food justice to classrooms, assemblies, student groups, and gifted and talented programs. In 2015, we were invited to give 7 presentations at Normandale Community College, Southwest High School DeLaSalle High School, Parkway United Church of Christ, and Walker Church. The Dissection Choice component of Teaching Compassion provides information and assistance to students who choose not to dissect and information on alternatives to teachers at local high schools and colleges (over 50 so far). We put up posters near schools and youth centers with information about alternatives to dissection and how students can get support for their humane choice. New in 2015, we held several workshops to help activists be more effective for animals: Animal Activism and Facebook: How to Use Facebook Effectively for Animals, How to Answer Questions about Veganism Like a Pro, and Conflict Palm Oil and Circus Teach Ins. Our Humane Farming Myth brochure challenged the myth of humanely produced animal products and was a compelling resource to share with family and friends. We received requests from all over the country for quantities of this brochure.
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2015 • Form 990EZDetailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.

Open filing
Assets
$284,921
Liabilities
$2,361
Net assets
$282,560
Revenue
$99,728
Expenses
$102,364
Net income
-$2,636
Balance SheetOperations
YearAssetsLiabilitiesNet AssetsRevenueExpensesNet Income
2024Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$3.20$0.06$3.14$1.76$2.17$0.41
2023XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$3.58$0.03$1.63$1.70$0.08
2022Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$3.72$0.03$3.68$1.43$1.38$0.04
2021XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$3.70$0.06$1.27$1.37$0.10
2020XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$3.92$0.18$3.74$1.63$1.61$0.02
2019XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$3.79$0.07$3.72$2.01$1.86$0.15
2018XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$3.62$0.05$3.57$2.15$1.89$0.26
2017XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$3.34$0.03$3.31$1.99$1.81$0.18
2016Facts available. Structured filing facts are available, but richer extracted sections are limited.$3.19$0.06$3.13$2.02$1.72$0.30
2015Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$2.85$0.02$2.83$1.00$1.02$0.03
2014XML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.$2.88$0.03$2.85$1.30$0.70$0.60
2013Detailed filing. Detailed filing data is available for this year.$2.28$0.02$2.25$0.76$0.54$0.22
2012Summary only. Only limited summary data is available for this year.$2.05$0.02$0.49$0.49$0.01
2011Summary only. Only limited summary data is available for this year.$2.00$0.03$0.62$0.69$0.07
2010Summary only. Only limited summary data is available for this year.$2.13$0.01$0.87$0.91$0.05
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