HOLTINTERNATIONAL'S MISSION Holt International is a Christian organization finding and supporting permanent, loving families for chil- dren who are orphaned, abandoned or separated om families, or at serious risk of separation. is work is an expression of God’s compassion for children. Holt is a global leader in providing services and advocating for the best interest of children, setting the highest ethical practices. CHANGINGCHILDREN’S LIVES FOREVER 2010 ANNUALREPORT CHILDRENAND FAMILIES SERVED Last year, 749 children in Holt’s care were placed with loving adoptive families in the United States. Holt meets the needs of children around the world in a diversity of ways, not adoption only. In 2010, Holt served 36, 972 children through all Holt programs. Holt helps families stay together whenever possible. Through family preservation and family reunification efforts, 3,671 children remained with their families or were reunited with their birth families in 2010. Holt strives to keep children in their birth countries. Last year, 739 children were placed with families through domestic adoption (not including U.S. domestic placements). Children who are older, have medical conditions, or are part of a sibling group often wait longer to be adopted. 169 of these Waiting Children were placed with adoptive families in 2010. Since Holt’s beginning, over 55 years ago, 40,758 children have been placed by Holt with adoptive families in the United States. 1195 City View Street (PO Box 2880) • Eugene • OR 97402 • USA www.holtinternational.org • Ph 888 355 HOLT
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HOLTINTERNATIONAL'S MISSIONHolt International is a Christian organization finding and supporting permanent, loving families for chil-dren who are orphaned, abandoned or separated from families, or at serious risk of separation. This work is an expression of God’s compassion for children. Holt is a global leader in providing services and advocating for the best interest of children, setting the highest ethical practices.
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Last year, 749 children in Holt’s care were placed with loving adoptive families in the United States.
Holt meets the needs of children around the world in a diversity of ways, not adoption only. In 2010, Holt served 36, 972 children through all Holt programs.
Holt helps families stay together whenever possible. Through family preservation and family reunification efforts, 3,671 children remained with their families or were reunited with their birth families in 2010.
Holt strives to keep children in their birth countries. Last year, 739 children were placed with families through domestic adoption (not including U.S. domestic placements).
Children who are older, have medical conditions, or are part of a sibling group often wait longer to be adopted. 169 of these Waiting Children were placed with adoptive families in 2010.
Since Holt’s beginning, over 55 years ago, 40,758 children have been placed by Holt with adoptive families in the United States.
1195 City View Street (PO Box 2880) • Eugene • OR 97402 • USAwww.holtinternational.org • Ph 888 355 HOLT
During a recent trip to Ethiopia, I was overcome with gratitude to see the work Holt is doing in this beautiful, but desolate, country and the God-given opportunity we have to bring hope to children and families. A conversation with one such family touched me greatly. Two years ago, Ejamo and his family were in a desperate state. Through life-changing resources given by Holt and Ejamo’s great courage, his family began to thrive. “Holt helped me provide for my children,” Ejamo told me. “I never want to forget what Holt did for my family.” For me, this powerful moment says it all.
The work we are doing in Ethiopia is a wonderful example of Holt’s dedication to children all over the world. Holt not only finds families for children, but we work to keep birth families together by providing the support parents need to give their children a safe home environment.
Last year we increased support for Haiti, helping children and families recover from a devastating earthquake. We brought health care to people in Shinshicho, Ethiopia. We continued to support children in foster families throughout the world until they went home to families. In the future, Holt hopes to do even more for children. Our goal: to see every child in a strong, stable and loving family.
Our 2010 annual report ref lects Holt’s achievements and finances. Each statistic represents the life of a child whose life has been changed, or a family brought back from the brink of despair and poverty.
All this inspiring work is possible because of the support from you, our extended “Holt family.” You are helping to encourage and provide for children and families through some of the most critical times in their lives. For this, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
Blessings,
Kim S. BrownPresident and CEO
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*See our complete, audited f inancial statements for 2008, 2009 and 2010 at www.holtinternational.org/annualrepor t
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OPERATING REVENUE 2010 2009
Child Sponsorship $7,461,605 $5,474,964
Private Gifts, Grants, & Contracts (Including Bequests) 4,476,321 4,035,429
U.S. Government Grants & Contracts 230,524 528,278
Adoption Fees 10,804,923 11,979,132
Adoptee Camps & Tour Charges 464,756 499,650
Other Revenue 647,627 1,084,982
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE $24,085,746 $23,602,435
OPERATING EXPENSES & CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
Program Services:
U.S. Programs 6,664,654 6,140,110
International Program Support 11,186,552 11,156,530
TOTAL PROGRAM SUPPORT 17,851,206 17,296,640
Fundraising 3,847,777 2,734,889
Management & General 2,241,976 2,070,851
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 23,940,959 22,102,380
Total Operating Revenue 24,085,746 23,602,435
Total Operating Expenses 23,940,959 22,102,380
Increase/(Decrease) in Net Assets 144,787 1,500,055
Net Assets, Beginning of Fiscal Year 7,538,771 6,038,716
NET ASSETS, END OF FISCAL YEAR 7,683,558 7,538,771
JANUARY – DECEMBER 2010
SOURCESOFREVENUE
Adoption Fees 44.8%Child Sponsorship 31%
Private Gifts, Grants, & Contracts 18.6%
Other Revenue 2.7%
Adoptee Camps & Tour Charges 1.9%
U.S. Government Grants & Contracts 1%
2010OPERATINGEXPENSES
Program Services 74.6%
Fundraising 16%
Management & General 9.4%
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