Financial Information – the ManKind Project USA
The ManKind Project USA is building and supporting emotionally mature, accountable, compassionate, and purpose-driven male role models who help heal some of society’s deepest wounds.
Consider the impact of thousands of emotionally awake, mature, accountable men on the world … YOUR world. Consider the impact for future generations, a world where “men act on their individual and shared responsibility for the future of humanity.”
If this speaks to you, please support our cause by becoming a Contributing Member. In keeping with our institutional affirmation that we are the wise and transparent guardians we have been waiting for, MKP USA is committed to financial transparency and frequent communication with regard to financial standing. Please contact finance@mkpusa.org with any comments or questions. The ManKind Project USA is proud to have achieved a Platinum Seal of Transparency from Guidestar, the foremost authority for nonprofit information.
Accountable:
MKP USA provides infrastructure to make sure our training centers are legally, financially, and technically supported to continue the essential heart work that is the core of why we exist. MKP USA Membership and Organizational Development efforts are recreating the ManKind Project USA. Continued success and growth of our charitable gifts will fund additional outreach, curriculum and marketing efforts. Financial information based on 2023 Financial Statements.
HOW WE’RE FUNDED:
The ManKind Project USA is funded through earned revenue from training and program tuition, our supporting Membership program, charitable gifts from individual donors, and through small foundation and grant awards.
The ManKind Project USA’s expenses are divided between ‘Direct Program Expense’ – those directly tied to individual events and programs, and to ‘Program Infrastructure’ – those expenses which support all our programs as a group.
DIRECT PROGRAM FINANCES
Income
- Program: $1,677,390
- General: $157,738
- Restricted: $93,754
- Membership: $343,305
- Other: $40,783
- TOTAL: $2,312,971
Expense
- Program: $ 1,747,994
- Infrastructure: $ 591,477
- TOTAL: $ 2,339,472
PROGRAM INFRASTRUCTURE
Program Expenses
- Site Rental: $332k
- Travel: $117k
- Food: $149k
- Leader Fees: $232k
- Area Contract Services: $253k
Operating Expenses
- Personnel Expense (employee, contractor): $385k
- Audit / Tax / Bookkeeping: $82k
- IT: $25k
- Credit Card Fees / Bank Charges: $55k
- Insurance / Legal: $70k
- Fundraising / New Brother Engagement / Community Support: $95k
- Marketing (Systems / Contracts): $72k
MKP USA Annual Financial Statements
MKP USA 2022
MKP USA 2021
MKP USA 2020
MKP USA 2019
MKP USA 2018
MKP USA 2017
MKP USA 2016
MKP USA 2015
- Audited Financial Statements (w/comments) – DOWNLOAD
- 2015 B14 Audit Summary Letter – DOWNLOAD
- 990 Group Return – DOWNLOAD
MKP USA 2014
MKP USA 2013
MKP USA 2012
MKP USA 2011
MKP USA 2010
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Information for Donors
MKP USA Letter of Determination 501(c)(3) Status Information – DOWNLOAD
The ManKind Project USA is registered with the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)3 corporation. Donations are fully deductible.
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