Independent Community Banks... 990 Health Check

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Program ratio

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Fundraising ratio

Admin ratio

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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

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Total revenue$1,227,210

Contributions and grants$0

Program service revenue$930,724

Other revenue$261,112

Total expenses$1,234,935

Grants paid$2,500

Salaries and compensation$841,682

Program ratioNot reported

Fundraising ratio0%

Admin ratioNot reported

Total assets$2,061,858

Net assets$1,769,413

Total liabilities$292,445

Filing history

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990 2024

Revenue: $1,227,210
Expenses: $1,234,935
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 Independent Community Banks of North Dakota is the one organization exclusively representing and promoting North Dakota's independent community banks. We are driven by the needs of our members to add value by being a proactive industry advocate before state and federal legislative and regulatory bodies; promoting the image and importance of community banks to local, state and national economies and to its citizens; providing a forum for networking and information dissemination; and creating cooperative products, services and educational offerings to assist our members to compete and flourish in a changing financial services marketplace.