of all funds donated for overseas programs is actually sent overseas. We seek to minimise our costs in every respect and our marketing budget is less than one percent of our annual disbursements. This is almost unheard of today!

All of the Board members have made personal donations. We started off providing $25 cash cards to these families, and now through our increasing level of donations, we are able to give donations of $5,000 to each family of qualifying patients. No administrative expenses are paid out of the donated funds. We pay all expenses out-of-pocket. All banking and accounting services are provided to FOTWF at NO CHARGE by Board Members.

Not less than 70 percent. We are committed to keeping administrative costs to less than 25 percent and to retaining up to five percent for reserve funds to meet special borrower needs. NamasteDirect guarantees delivery of the highest percentage of unrestricted donations into the hands of beneficiaries of any U.S.-based international donor organization. Best of all, the loan funds are recycled over and over again in the local community. Your gift keeps on giving!

Ans: About 78% of the funds raised are channeled back to our beneficiaries in the form of Financial Assistance, Casework and Counselling, Therapeutic and Supervised Play, Childhood Cancer Transplant Programme, Parent Support Groups, Educational talks and workshops, Social and Recreational Programme, training and research amongst others.

The Foundation Board is diligent in its efforts to maximize the value of each donor's gift. In 2006, 15 cents of each dollar received was spent on fundraising, 18 cents on management and operations, and 67 cents was available for Foundation program services, including paramedic training, quality improvement, research and equipment grants. Grant distributions for program services in 2006 totaled $773,656 and represented 57% the Foundation's total expenses.

Social Security Administrative costs are expected to be about $3.4 billion in 1998, out of total expenditures of $383 billion, or less than 1%. It is unlikely that adequate service could be provided at significantly lower cost..

More than 80 cents per dollar donated to ARI go directly to programs and research projects. See Charity Navigator's Evaluation of The Autism Research Institute. For more information about ARI's current research funding, see: Funding "Research that Makes a Difference" since 1967. ARI dedicates 99.

GoodSearch is a search engine with a unique social mission which involves generously giving back to charity with every Web search. We direct a minimum of 50 percent of revenues (this currently equates to about a penny per search) to the nonprofits designated by our audience. Please note that image, video and site-specific searches are not included.

None. 100 percent of your donation goes toward the program or area of your choice. Our office is operationally supported by the Greenville Hospital System, which makes it possible for every dollar donated to go where you as a donor specify. Greenville, SC - BI-LO Charities and Greenville Hospital System University Medical Center (GHS) held a special press event today (November 1) to announce a gift from BI-LO Charities to Greenville Hospital System Children’s Hospital in the amount of $2.

I receive 93% of your gift. HCMA takes 7% of the total contribution which provides the tax deductibility of contributions, covers overhead, cost of processing, continuing education, etc.

In 2006, we directed 89 per cent of our $20.5 million budget to programs and public education; 8 per cent was directed to fundraising activities; and 3 per cent went to administration expenses. Our 2006 financial figures represent a significant allocation to programs. This is because we direct high value Gifts-in-Kind (GIK) received in the form of medical supplies and medicines to our partners in the field.

There is financial information (the most current audited information available) shown here on our Web site. Our administration costs are maintained at about seven percent of revenues and are constantly monitored to ensure that they are kept to the minimum practical level. You may be interested in an article, which was published in the Toronto Star newspaper.

Hands on Tzedakah recognizes the borderless needs of all people. Our reach extends from Florida and New York, to other parts of the US, to Israel, Argentina, and all across the globe.

For the 2005 fiscal year, ending on February 28, 2005, 68% of VVA's money was spent on programs; 23% was spent on general administrative costs; and 9% percent was spent on fundraising.

Be A HERO keeps $3.00 per month to offset our handling charges such as wiring and credit card fees. The rest of the $30.00 or $60.00 per month goes towards the care of the child. Be A HERO's administrative costs for the child sponsorship program are covered by our donors to the Hero Partnership and Pillar Programs (specifically designated for administration).

Only 7% of donations were used for administration and fundraising in our fiscal year ended September 30, 2007.

In 2005, The Fred Hollows Foundation NZ applied 69% of total income to its programs. 18% was applied to fundraising and 8% to administration. Source: 2005 Annual Report.

In the past four reporting years, an average of 90% of all donations are spent on the horses. The other 10% is being spent on administrative and fundraising cost.