Northwest Burn Foundation

“Expenses direct mailings 681 marketing mileage - interns 872 office supplies 5,315 office equipment 4,522 technical it support 5,736 insurance 7,249 bank & merchant fees 1,081 board of directors costs 207 telephone/internet 5,078 payroll processing 1,540 recruiting 763 employee development 1,524 community outreach 9,029 licenses, permits, dues 728 miscellaneous expenses 431 camp visit 149 in-kind 15,546 non-investment depreciation 6,942 total 67,393”

“UNREALIZED LOSS -1,186”

“Pledges receivable 1,100 0 accounts receivable 0 50,000 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 17,589 8,039 leasehold improvements 10,111 10,111 less accumulated depreciation 1,153 4,523 computer software 3,746 3,746 less accumulated depreciation 2,684 3,481 office equipment 21,150 21,150 less accumulated depreciation 6,656 9,431 total 43,203 75,611”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 18,911 6,050 accrued rent payable 1,800 2,400 deferred sponsorship 0 1,000 owed to not yet foundation 0 20,000”

“The northwest burn foundation serves children, adults and families in alaska, idaho, montanta, oregon & washington. Our mission is to prevent burns and improve the quality of life for burn survivors through programs, education and research.”

“First hill emergency housing - families of the patients being treated at the burn unit at harborview medical center stayed at first hill from 1 to 60 days. In 2013, the program housed approximately 36 family members to 24 burn injury patients from all over idaho, montana, washington, alaska, and oregon. Patients ranged in age from 8 months to 85 years old. Patients at harborview medical center received burn care for injuries that ranged in severity from a 10% bon fire burn to a 65% house fire burn to the body.”