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2003 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIESILLINOIS SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF BLINDNESS Audit Report Summary
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| Revenue | |
| Direct Public Support | $ 167,562 |
| Received from Health Agencies | 16,453 |
| Investment Income | 74,626 |
| Unrealized Appreciation of Investments | 116,636 |
| Total Revenue | $ 375,277 |
| Expense | |
| Public Information and Health Education | $ 134,456 |
| Community Services | 101,850 |
| School and Vocational Safety | 111,027 |
| Management and General | 27,157 |
| Membership and Fund Raising | 45,843 |
| Total Expenses | $ 420,333 |
| Change in Net Assets | $ <45,056> |
NOTE: Significant portion of loss resulted from continued decrease in market value of certain ISPB investments.
Complete audited financial statements certified by John D. Kopczyk, Ltd., Certified Public Accountants, are available for review at the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness offices.
Contributions, remembrances, wills, bequests, trust documents or grants make the ISPB’s important work possible. Gifts may also include life insurance, stocks, bonds, real estate or annuities.
The Visionary,
published as a service of the Illinois Society for the Prevention of
Blindness,
is available upon request. The information contained
in this issue,
taken from sources considered to be
accurate,
does not replace the need for professional eye care
consultations and treatments.
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