CASA of Effingham County 990 Health Check

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CASA of Effingham County has a public Form 990 profile, but an AlignMint donation portal is not live yet. Review the public filing signals and share the claim link with the nonprofit if the profile should be activated.

Program ratio

Not enough public data

Fundraising ratio

Admin ratio

Not enough public data

Program ratio estimates the share of reported expenses used for programs. Fundraising ratio estimates fundraising expense share. Admin ratio estimates management and general expense share when the public fields reconcile.

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Public filing snapshot

Ratios use reported functional expenses when available and are only derived when the public fields reconcile with total expenses.

Total revenue$239,317

Contributions and grants$234,695

Program service revenue$0

Other revenue$4,622

Total expenses$278,190

Grants paid$50,962

Salaries and compensation$173,920

Program ratioNot reported

Fundraising ratio0%

Admin ratioNot reported

Total assets$0

Net assets$0

Total liabilities$0

Filing history

Recent prepared public snapshots appear here as the directory rollup processes more 990 filings. Use the ProPublica link for the full public filing archive when a prior year is not shown yet.

990 2024

Revenue: $239,317
Expenses: $278,190
Program ratio: Not reported

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Program ratio: Not enough public data. Fundraising ratio: 0%. Admin ratio: Not enough public data.

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Mission and programs

The trained volunteers of CASA of Effingham County work alongside legal and child welfare professionals, educators, and service providers to advocate for the best interests of children who have experienced abuse and/or neglect. These children are under the supervision of the Effingham County judicial system, and CASA volunteers strive to ensure that each child achieves a safe and permanent home.