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Charity Ratings: Oprah's Angel Network
(68.69)
ORGANIZATIONAL EFFICIENCY
Program Expenses 86.9%
Administration Expenses 8.5%
Fundraising Expenses 4.5%
Fundraising Efficiency $0.01
EFFICIENCY RATING:
(38.69)
ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY
Primary Revenue Growth 95.3%
Program Expenses Growth 55.5%
Working Capital Ratio (years) 3.42
CAPACITY RATING:
(30.00)
PEER ANALYSIS
Charity Name Overall
Score Overall
Rating
Oprah's Angel Network 68.69
Medical Ambassadors International 55.88
Medical Benevolence Foundation 42.36
Focus Humanitarian Assistance USA 56.06
Children's Relief Mission 53.09
INCOME STATEMENT: FYE 12/2004
Revenue
Primary Revenue $13,431,571
Other Revenue $157,766
Total Revenue: $13,589,337
Expenses
Program Expenses $3,798,765
Administration Expenses $372,945
Fundraising Expenses $197,049
Total Functional Expenses: $4,368,759
Payments to Affiliates $0
Excess (or Deficit) for the Year $9,220,578
Net Assets: $14,999,439
MISSION
Oprah's Angel Network is dedicated to inspiring people
to make a difference in the lives of others. We seek
to support and fund organizations and individuals
dedicated to assisting people with basic human needs,
regaining dignity, and with educational initiatives.
Oprah's Angel Network began an international campaign
in 2003 to assist small organizations focused on
poverty reduction in developing countries. Since it
began in 2000, Oprah's Angel Network has given 50 Use
Your Life Awards, built over 200 homes through Habitat
for Humanity, and awarded over 100 scholarships, two
within each state in the U.S., through The Boys and
Girls Club of America. We awarded over $290,000 to
Kids Can Free The Children to build, equip, and
sustain 34 schools in eight different countries.
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The Adopt-a-Dolphin program is part of
The Dolphin Project’s education initiative. An overview of the scientific
work The Dolphin Project conducts can be found on our web site, in
material that you will receive with your Adopt-a-Dolphin packet and
in newsletters you will receive as part of your Adopt-a-Dolphin packet.
The Dolphin Project does not physically capture, tag, rehabilitate
or interact with Atlantic bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus).
Members conduct relative abundance surveys and seek to identify dolphins
through their often distinctive dorsal fins. By means of identifying
individual dolphins The Dolphin Project as well as other cooperating
government agencies and private researchers collaborate to study resident
and transient populations. The dolphins that we study are wild and
in their natural habitat, hence they are free to roam at will with
no prediction as to where we will spot them next.
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Charity Ratings: The Christopher Reeve Foundation
(CRF)
(40.90)
ORGANIZATIONAL EFFICIENCY
Program Expenses 75.5%
Administration Expenses 4.7%
Fundraising Expenses 19.8%
Fundraising Efficiency $0.24
EFFICIENCY RATING:
(25.49)
ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY
Primary Revenue Growth 2.8%
Program Expenses Growth 1.4%
Working Capital Ratio (years) 0.57
CAPACITY RATING:
(15.41)
PEER ANALYSIS
Charity Name Overall
Score Overall
Rating
Christopher Reeve Foundation 40.90
Foundation Fighting Blindness 43.42
National Alliance for Research On Schizophrenia and
Depression 63.36
Doheny Eye Institute 58.73
Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research
55.87
INCOME STATEMENT: FYE 12/2004
Revenue
Primary Revenue $14,282,795
Other Revenue $202,213
Total Revenue: $14,485,008
Expenses
Program Expenses $13,118,820
Administration Expenses $816,782
Fundraising Expenses $3,448,921
Total Functional Expenses: $17,384,523
Payments to Affiliates $0
Excess (or Deficit) for the Year $-2,899,515
Net Assets: $10,464,424
MISSION
The Christopher Reeve Foundation (CRF) is committed to
finding treatments and cures for paralysis caused by
spinal cord injury and other neurological disorders,
and improving the quality of life for people living
with disabilities. CRF's roots stretch back to 1982
when the American Paralysis Association was formed.
The founders of the American Paralysis Association had
an unwavering belief that researchers and
neuroscientists, working together, would find a way to
connect and regenerate the damaged nerves and cells
that result in paralysis. Today, our belief in a cure
is shared by the neuroscientists, researchers,
clinicians and, perhaps most importantly, thousands of
people living with spinal cord injuries and their families.
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Andre Agassi
Andre Agassi
Charitable Foundation
Provides recreational and educational activities for at-risk boys
and girls.
3960 Howard Hughes Pkwy. Suite 750
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109
Tel: 702-227-5700
Fax: 702-866-2929
Email: info@agassi.net
Amy Grant
Compassion
International
Founded by Rev. Everett Swanson in 1952, Compassion began providing
Korean war orphans with food, shelter, education and health care, as
well as Christian training. Today, Compassion helps more than 600,000
children in more than 20 countries.
Tel: 800-336-7676,
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., MT.
Mailing address:
Compassion International
Colorado Springs, CO 80997
Street address:
12290 Voyager Parkway
Colorado Springs, CO 80921
Scholarship
America
Assists communities, corporations, foundations, organizations and
individuals to support students and encourage educational achievement.
One Scholarship Way
St. Peter, MN 56082
Tel: 800-537-4180
Tyra Banks
TZONE
A specialized self-esteem-building adventure for young girls
between the ages of 13-15 for whom the experience would otherwise not
be available.
8391 Beverly Blvd., Suite 313
Los Angeles, CA 90048
(323) 860-6500
Email: tzone@tzonefoundation.org
Halle Berry
Jenesse Center
Provides victims of domestic violence with comprehensive support to
address their immediate crisis and change the patterns of their lives.
Jenesse Drop-in Center
Rosa Parks Sexual Assault Center
4182 South Western Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90062
(323) 290-4119
Hotline: 1-800-479-7328
Mailing Address:
PO Box 8476, Los Angeles, CA 90008
Jimmy Buffett's Save
the Manatee Club
Susan Thompson Buffett
Foundation
Katie Couric
EIF's
National Colorectal Cancer Research Alliance
Communicates the seriousness of colorectal cancer and encourages
preventive testing.
Entertainment Industry Foundation
11132 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 401
Studio City, CA 91604
Tel: 818-760-7722
Leonardo DiCaprio
TreePeople
Focuses on water and energy conservation, flood prevention,
storm-water pollution and reforestation.
12601 Mulholland Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Tel: 818-753-4600
Fax: 818-753-4635
Email: info@treepeople.org
Michael J. Fox
Michael J. Fox
Foundation for Parkinson's Research
Dedicated to ensuring the development of a cure for Parkinson's
disease within this decade through an aggressively funded research
agenda.
Grand Central Station
P.O. Box 4777
New York, NY 10163
Tel: 1-800-708-7644
Doug Flutie
Doug
Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism
Helps financially disadvantaged families care for their children
with autism; funds research into childhood autism; serves as a clearinghouse
for new programs for individuals with autism.
PO Box 767
Framingham, MA 01701
Toll Free: 1-866-3AUTISM
Tel: 508-270-8855
Fax: 508-270-6868
Email: info@dougflutiejrfoundation.org
Elton John AIDS Foundation
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
Angelina
Jolie –
benefiting the
United
Nations High Commissioner for Refugees,
which assists over 20 million refugees in
approximately 120 countries.
The Mario Lemieux Foundation
Among the donations made by the Foundation was a five million dollar
gift to UPMC Health System to establish the Mario Lemieux Centers
for Patient Care and Research in 2001.
Brian Littrell
Brian
Littrell Healthy Heart Club for Kids
Educates children and their families about the benefits of adopting
a heart-healthy lifestyle.
216 East Reynolds Road, Suite B
Lexington, KY 40517
Tel: 859-299-2285
Fax: 859-299-0662
Email: brandon@healthyheartclub.org
Sarah
McLachlan –
benefiting the Sarah
McLachlan Music Outreach program
dedicated to the advancement of music
education for young people in Canada, and
in particular, to benefit youth in
underserved communiies.
Alonzo
Mourning –
benefiting Alonzo
Mourning Charities
supporting foster-care
and underserved children in the Miami area
Paul Newman
Newman's Own
Paul Newman, as sole owner of Newman's Own, donates all his profits
and royalties after taxes for educational and charitable purposes. He
has given over $150 million to thousands of charities since 1982.
246 Post Road East
Westport, CT 06880
Edward
Norton –
benefiting the BP
Solar
Neighbors
program with The Enterprise
Foundation, helping low-income
homeowners reduce their energy bills
through solar power
Rosie
O’Donnell –
benefiting Rosie’s
Broadway Kids
providing theatre arts
opportunities to children in New York public
schools
David Hyde Pierce
Alzheimer's Association
Seeks to eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of
research and to enhance care and support for individuals, their
families and caregivers.
225 N. Michigan Ave., Fl. 17, Chicago, IL 60601
24/7 Nationwide Contact Center: 1-800-272-3900
Email: info@alz.org
Christopher
Reeve –
benefiting the
Christopher
Reeve Paralysis Foundation,
which focuses on research and improving
the quality of life for individuals living with
paralysis
David
Robinson –
benefiting the Carver
Academy a
charter school in San Antonio
serving primarily low-income African-
American and Hispanic students in the
culturally diverse east-side.
Russell
Simmons –
benefiting Rush
Philanthropic Arts providing
disadvantaged
urban youth with significant exposure and
access to the arts, as well as providing
exhibition opportunities to
underrepresented artists and artists of color.
Barbara
Sinatra Children's Center
"...has counseled more than 600 physically, sexually and/or
emotionally abused children during the past calendar year."
Gary Sinise and Laura Hillenbrand
Operation
Iraqi Children
A grass-roots program to provide concerned Americans with a means
to reach out to Iraqi kids and help support our soldiers' efforts to
assist the Iraqi people.
6200 E. St. John
Kansas City, MO 64123
Tel: (816) 241-7321
Email: OICWarehouse@ptpi.org.
Steven Spielberg
Survivors of the Shoah
Visual History Foundation
Seeks to overcome prejudice, intolerance, and bigotry -- and the
suffering they cause -- through the educational use of the
foundation's visual history testimonies. Steve Klappholz
Vice President for Development
Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation
P.O. Box 3168
Los Angeles, CA 90078-3168
Tel: 818-866-2004
Fax: 818-866-5241
Email: Klappholz@vhf.org
Sting
–
benefiting The
Rainforest
Foundation
working with Indigenous
people to protect the rainforest and its
inhabitants.
Elizabeth Taylor
Elizabeth
Taylor AIDS Foundation
Provides funding to organizations that offer critically needed
support services for people with HIV/AIDS, prevention services and
education for populations most in need.
c/o Jess S. Morgan & Company, Inc.
5750 Wilshire Blvd.
Suite 590
Los Angeles, CA 90036-3697
Sela Ward
Hope Village for
Children
Offers hope for children victimized by abuse, neglect, or
misfortune, and provides housing for up to 32 foster children who
haven't found homes.
2202 24th Street
Meridian, MS 39301
Tel: 601-553-8660
Fax: 601-553-8669
Email: alittle@hopevillagems.org
Gene Wilder/Gilda Radner
Gilda's Club
Worldwide
Provides a place where men, women and children living with cancer
and their family members and friends can plan and build life-changing
emotional and social support.
322 Eighth Avenue, Suite 1402
New York, NY 10001
Email: info@gildasclub.org
1-888-GILDA-4-U
Montel Williams
Montel Williams MS
Foundation
Provides financial assistance to select organizations and
institutions conducting research, raises national awareness, and
educates the public about MS. 331 West 57th Street
PMB 420
New York, New York 10019
Email: msfoundation@montelshow.com
Oprah Winfrey
Oprah's
Angel Network
Supports programs for women, children and families, as well as
educational programs, and health and human services. PO Box 96600
Chicago, IL 60693.
A favorite of Sigourney Weaver, the Dian
Fossey Gorilla Fund International, sells hand-sewn wall hangings
and other crafts made in Rwanda.
Tiger
Woods Foundation
The Foundation actively promotes parental responsibility and
involvement in the lives of children.
When Princess Diana walked through a land mine-infested field, the
footage was broadcast worldwide, bringing public awareness to land
mine victims and forcing governments to explain, if not change, their
positions on land mine use. Since her death, the Diana
Princess of Wales Memorial Fund continues to support those
suffering from AIDS, leprosy and land mines.
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