Financials, Successes, Reports | Healing the Children

Financials, Successes, & Reports

2022, 2023 & 2024 Consolidated Financials 2022 2023 2024

Total Assets (cash and cash equivalents) 2,355,852 2,378,402 2,223,161
Total Liabilities 107,137 108,992 120,441
Net Assets (cash and cash equivalents) 2,248,715 2,269,410 2,102,720
Total Revenues (includes in-kind contributions) 1,009,201 1,395,632 1,533,612
Total Expenses (includes in-kind contributions) 1,075,006 1,382,969 1,489,852
Increase/(Decrease) in Net Assets 378 12,663 82,112
% Non-Program Overhead less than 1% less than 1% less than 1%

Over the past 46 years, HTC has provided medical assistance to 324,853 children and delivered over $810 million of medical services and supplies for children from over 100 countries.

Consolidated Financials include the National Office and 11 branch chapters, and affiliated chapters in Northeast, New Jersey, Florida/Georgia, and Michigan/Ohio.

Success Stories

Combating Caustic Burns in Children:

Jonah came to the US from the Dominican Republic at age 4 in 2015 with caustic burn injuries. He lived with his mother and was referred to Healing the Children’s Rocky Mountain Chapter. During his stay in the US, he lived with Ann and Ryan Brown, the chapter directors.

His injuries were so severe that he needed a gastric pull-up to help. The gastric pull-up procedure, also known as gastric transposition, is a surgical technique used to replace a damaged or diseased esophagus with a portion of the stomach.

Thankfully, the procedure was successful, and Jonah was soon able to drink and eat normally. Once he was able to swallow normally, he was offered an array of food items to taste. After much debate, he determined he preferred apple juice.

Today, in the DR, thanks to outreach and education efforts, the reports of caustic burns in children is significantly reduced.