Financials
The National Runaway Safeline receives support from various sources dedicated to ending youth homelessness.
NRS' Fiscal Year 2020 audit
October 1, 2020 - September 3o, 2021
Revenue
Program Services Revenue $1,943,414
Contributions and special events $255,901
Contributed services $45,115
Contract revenue $46,350
Net gain on investments $16,275
Miscellaneous $1,197
Total Revenue $2,357,832
Expenses
Program services $2,182,660
Management and general $235,030
Fundraising $179,267
Total Expenses $2,596,957
NET INCOME ($16,102)
Net assets, end of year $219,304
In 1974, the National Runaway Safeline received an eight-month federal demonstration grant to establish a national hotline. During this time, NRS received 11,000 calls, demonstrating the need for this type of service. Since then, NRS’ capabilities and services have grown considerably. Annually, NRS makes more than 125,000 connections to help and hope through hotline, online and offline services.
NRS’ services are provided through funding from and in partnership with the Family and Youth Services Bureau in the Administration for Children, Youth and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. In addition, private funding is raised from foundations, corporations and individuals.
If you would like documentation from previous years, please contact Jeff Stern, Chief Engagement Officer, at jstern@1800RUNAWAY.org.