Our Financials
Bountiful works hard to assure donations benefit the kids!
And this is how it’s done:
Our Volunteers
Bountiful is almost entirely run by a passionate volunteer force. Volunteers serve locally throughout the world teaching nutrition and distributing food supplements. Coordinators are given a stipend to cover gas, phone or other expenses in distributing supplements. Volunteers with a wide variety of professional skills donate their time toward achieving Bountiful’s worldwide mission. Bountiful’s low overhead costs mean that a greater portion of every dollar you donate goes directly to nourish the children!
Our Board
Neither the Board nor the Executive Director receive monetary compensation for their services. The Board establishes and approves all financial controls. Monthly, the Board’s Operating Committee reviews financial expenditures and disbursements. A yearly budget is prepared by the treasurer and then approved by the Board. Standard auditing procedures are used as noted in bylaws and overseen by the Audit Committee. Links to our completed financial documents are below.
Volunteers serving the children and teaching mothers locally.
Bountiful board members Josh, Naty, and Tim.
Financial Documents
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
Guidestar.org
Our 2023 Annual Report
“In 2023, we evaluated over 35,000 children, more than in any previous year. Twenty-six thousand of these were our first evaluation with the child, and the rest were follow-up visits. Growth in the number of children is most evident in West Africa with the opening of new programs in Liberia and Nigeria, along with adding several new communities in Ghana. We have also expanded the number of communities we serve in Guatemala.”
Our 2023 Annual Report
“In 2023, we evaluated over 35,000 children, more than in any previous year. Twenty-six thousand of these were our first evaluation with the child, and the rest were follow-up visits. Growth in the number of children is most evident in West Africa with the opening of new programs in Liberia and Nigeria, along with adding several new communities in Ghana. We have also expanded the number of communities we serve in Guatemala.”
