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1Ĥ 10 Years of Client & Revenue Growth / FY16 Financial Report FINANCIAL REPORT Financial summary derived from audited financials for Jto JOPERATING REVENUE Board (gifts & events) $250,333 Friends (gifts & events) 428,259 Foundations 635,310 Public Funding (Department for the Aging) 159,858 Other Income 123,619 (faith-based and community support) Allocated Investment Income 84,209 Total Revenue 1,681,588 Direct Cost of Special Events/Benefits -153,912 Total Operating Revenue $1,527,676 EXPENSES Program $1,016,055 Administration 105,225 Fundraising 163,389 Total Expenses $1,284,669 NET ASSETS Net Assets, beginning of year $3,928,188 Excess of operating revenue over operating expenses 243,007 Non-operating Investment return -72,068 Change in net assets 170,939 Net Assets, end of year $4,099,127 Public Funding 10% Foundations 38% Administration 8% Other Income 7% Allocated Investment Income 5% Fundraising (net of Event Expense) 13% Board 15% Friends 25% Program 79% Agency Revenue FY16 FY15 FY14 FY13 FY12 FY11 FY10 FY09 FY08 FY07 FY06 2 $796,088 $703,805 $856,572 $1,000,918 $1,245,968 $1,182,873 $1,178,594 $1,402,208 $1,311, $1,527,676 $1,462,802 Clients Served FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16ĥ Search and Care thanks the following foundations, faith-based organizations, community groups, local legislators and corporate supporters for their generous support. Kravitz Executive Director Search and Care is a non-sectarian, 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation, which serves any client 65 years of age and older, regardless of race, religion, and creed or economic capabilities, who reside in our catchment areas. We could never do this important work without you! Sincerest regards, Natasha S. Yet, we are steadfastly committed to the care model for which we ve become known: compassionate and truly comprehensive chiefly, doing whatever it takes to make sure our older neighbors can age safely at home for as long as is feasible, always at no fee whatsoever. The older population is growing, and so is the demand for Search and Care s services.

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Highlights of Fiscal Year 2016 and plans for 2017 include: A new (our 7th) social worker will serve older clients with cognitive impairments (forgetfulness, disorientation, dementia, Alzheimer s), while aiding families/caregivers A first-time linkage with Columbia University School of Nursing will bring 10 Registered Nurse interns into clients homes bolstering our medical safeguards and supports A dozen therapeutic groups offer safe settings for heart-to-heart chats, comradery, joyful activities outside of the home, and normalization of fears/concerns about aging An expanded pet-care program ensures clients beloved companions are well cared for, groomed, walked, receive vet services, and given the attention needed to buttress that lifeaffirming, familial bond Navigating the benefits and entitlements bureaucracy advocating with landlords organizing finances delivering home-based medical supports providing empathic mental health care plus so much more this is what our team does every day, while never wait-listing older people when they need us most. We are dedicated to true wraparound, individualized care for our most vulnerable older neighbors living primarily in Yorkville, Carnegie Hill, and East Harlem. Today, nearly 45 years later, Search and Care has expanded to a team of more than 20. In our earliest years, one social worker single-handedly embarked upon a mission to help older New Yorkers who were forgotten and living without any services whatsoever. 3 Warmest greetings to our friends, donors, and neighbors who support Search and Care.