Financials · June 18, 2026
The headlines
Revenue of $1,908,700, up from $1,478,500. Program spending held at 91% of total expenses. Food cost per plate fell to 25 cents. Monthly giving was the fastest-growing line, now a third of all revenue.
The supplier we overpaid
A grain supplier in Sengerema billed roughly 14% above the district market rate for two quarters — about $11,200 — before our audit caught it. We recovered $6,800. Any order over $2,000 now requires three quotes and a country lead's countersignature.
The partnership we ended
Kitchen logs from one Ugandan partner didn't reconcile with grain receipts during the Q2 review. We paused grants immediately, commissioned an independent audit, recovered $8,400, and ended the relationship. The affected schools moved to another partner within six weeks with no interruption to meals.
Why we publish this
A nonprofit that reports only its wins isn't reporting. We'd rather you heard about a failure from us, with the recovery figure attached, than found it buried in an audit three years later.