University of Alabama Medical 990 Health Check

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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$255,356

Contributions and grants$154,028

Program service revenue$36,550

Other revenue$0

Total expenses$270,189

Grants paid$23,677

Salaries and compensation$0

Program ratioNot reported

Fundraising ratio0%

Admin ratioNot reported

Total assets$1,885,935

Net assets$1,885,935

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: $255,356
Expenses: $270,189
Program ratio: Not reported

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Review the spending mix

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

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Mission and programs

To advance the art and science of medicine and to enhance the lives of all graduates by: fostering a collegial atmosphere among students, alumni, and faculty through publications and forums that present new medical knowledge, elicit discussion among physicians and medical students, and keep members informed of one another's professional activities; cooperating with The University of Alabama School of Medicine to achieve its highest goals as an institution of learning and as part of a teaching hospital; encouraging medical students to aspire to the highest ethical, professional, educational, and clincial standards, as well as to maintain the integrity of the physician/patient relationship; striving always for excellence in patient care and medical training; ensuring that funding be sustained, indeed increased, for medical training and research vital to the future of the medical profession.