Revenue
Expenses
Fundraising
Program
501(c)3
100

Unite Oregon's Income

Revenue

100

Costs related to keeping Unite's lights on, such as rent, repairs, maintenance, utilities, on site supplies, etc. 

Operating Expenses

100

Income generated from fundraising events, like a gala or fun-run.

Event revenue. 
100

This is the collective name for the services and activities a nonprofit organization provides to achieve its mission and serve its community. 

Programs!

100
Organizations that give grants to non-profits, based off of applications that prove alignment with their programs or mission. 

Private Foundations. 


200

Often agreements Unite enters with federal, state, or municipal governments, in exchange for our labor or services.  

Contract

200

This unexpected expense category can include emergency repairs, legal fees, or unplanned equipment replacement.

Contingency Expenses. 

200

Funding where a donor or organization agrees to contribute if Unite can raise the same amount to match it. It's a two-for deal!

Matching Grants

200

The amount of funds paid in stipends to members and leaders in 2025 (ending in August) so far this year. 

$212,215

200

Non-profits are prohibited from doing this type of political activity. 

Directly supporting or opposing a candidate for public office. 

300

Funds that are dispersed a lump sum, with periodic reporting of activities, especially at the end of the terms. 

Grants

300

Employee benefits costs that Unite pays increased by this amount in 2025 from the prior year. 

12 percent (about $52,000 to cover all staff)

Overall the 2025 budget for benefits is $476,513.

300

These are funds from private organizations or philanthropists, often supporting specific causes, while government grants are funded by public agencies and have stricter rules and oversight.

What is a Foundation grant.

300

This term refers to the process of evaluating Unite Oregon's services to measure their effectiveness in achieving intended outcomes and aligning with the organization's mission.

Program Evaluation.

300

A tax form that all non-profits must file in order to maintain their ability to operate without income taxes. This form must be prepared and submitted annually. 

1099 Form. 

400
The percentage of Unite's revenue from government sources.

51%

400

These expenses make up 72 percent of Unite's budget. 

Wages, paid time off, wellness time, pay roll taxes. 

400

This fundraising event invites donors to bid on items or experiences, with all proceeds supporting Unite Oregon's mission. Bonus point: Who has been our most popular Emcee at past Unite Oregon events?

Charity Auction. Poison Waters!

400

Because of our commitment to language access and language justice, the amount we budgeted in 2025 for interpretation and translation services. 

$74,212

400

When revenue exceeds expenses, it's called surplus. When expenses are greater than revenue...

Deficit

500

A small percentage of Unite's budget, but an important part of what helps secure unrestricted dollars to organize. 

Grassroots Donations. 

500

Stipends, gift cards, micro-loans or small grants provided directly to community members. 

Direct Assistance

500

This refers to Unite's ability to align its programs and services with donor interests to secure funding without compromising its mission.

Mission-Driven Fundraising.

500

This plan helps Unite Oregon program staff see how their work fits into UO's big-picture goals and keep everyone focused on making the most impact.

Unite Oregon's Strategic Plan.

500

All non-profits are required to maintain this body of individuals who are directly liable for any and all of it's financial management. 

A board of directors.