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From the President
Dear Friends,
Neighbor to Nation (NTN) was created 17 years ago to connect
thoughtful, caring individuals with extraordinary national and
international charities. In that time span, over $25 million has been
raised and distributed to fund life-changing missions from cuttingedge medical research to hunger relief and faith-based outreach.
The NTN mission today remains much as our founders imagined:
offer charities that meet rigorous standards to government and
other workplace employees and deliver their generous donations
as efficiently and effectively as possible. Our Board of Directors, as
well as our CEO and staff, place our fiduciary responsibilities and our
mandate to be good stewards paramount to all others.
This past year, Neighbor to Nation participated in over 100
government and private sector workplace campaigns. We are grateful
to each of those campaigns for choosing to include our member
charities…and we’re extremely appreciative of the donors who
generously supported the missions of those charities. Together,
we’re making an important impact, on our own neighbors and our
neighbors around the globe.
Michael Howland
President
2014 Board
of Directors
Michael Howland,
President
Jacksonville University
Becky Colglazier, Secretary
Volunteers of America
Jeff Bressler
EG Management
Greg Dabel
Kids for the Kingdom
Marshal Gimpel
Federal Aviation
Administration
Amicitia Maloon-Gibson,
Treasurer
MG Center for Excellence
Casey Mattox
Alliance Defending Freedom
Yolanda Miller
Asthma and Allergy
Foundation of America
B. Kathleen ‘Kathy’ Skipper
Skipper-O’Brien Consulting
Ida Tyree Hyche, Esq.
Retired Federal Employee
and Army Reserve Officer
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From the CEO
Dear Friends,
“Changing Times, Changing Faces” was our
theme for 2014—and it could hardly have
been more accurate! This year Neighbor
to Nation has seen changes and growth in
our campaign involvement, in our member
charities, and in how we tirelessly pursue the
best ways to serve our members and donors.
2014 Staff
Thomas Youngblood
Chief Executive Officer
Amanda Brock
Administrative Associate
Matambira Makanda
CFO, HR Director
Cryshana Harbison
Sr. Accounting Associate,
HR Manager
Cecilia Nolasco
Finance Associate
Shelley Hayes
Director of Marketing and
Member Services
Matthew Maule
Marketing and Member
Services Associate
Katie Roberts
Marketing and Member
Services Associate
There have been “changing faces” in our campaign offering—in 2014 we added the Oklahoma State Charitable Campaign, increasing our
reach and the ability of participating charities
to connect with donors. Charities that participate in NTN change lives throughout the world
through feeding programs, advocacy, faith-based outreach, disaster
relief, resources for the disabled, medical research, mentoring for at-risk
youth, microloans, nutritional training, and a multitude of other efforts.
As the times change, Neighbor to Nation effectively adapted and grew,
taking initiative and boldly seeking new ways to serve its members.
For instance, when Super Typhoon Haiyan made landfall on November
7th, 2013, our new Disaster Relief page went live within twenty-four
hours, highlighting member charities and drawing 800 visitors. We also
expanded our online advertising through a grant from Google, resulting
in over 50,000 visitors discovering our website and NTN participating
charities.
The “face” of our application system changed, too—Neighbor to Nation
invested in major technological improvements to our application system,
providing members with a smoother experience and saving them
valuable time.
The more things change, however, the more they stay the same… and
this is true of Neighbor to Nation in the areas where consistency is
critical. We remain committed to excellent service, efficient stewardship
of funds, and transparency at every level. We remain a leader in
workplace giving. We remain proud to support our members in carrying
out their missions of charity and evangelism. Above all, we remain
grateful to you for the part you play in a changing world.
Sincerely,
Tom Youngblood
CEO
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Participating Charities
These charities participated in 2013 campaigns through Neighbor To
Nation. For more information, visit neighbortonation.org/charities.php.
700 Club, The (Christian Broadcasting
Network)
A Child’s Hope Fund
Adopt America Network
Advocates International
Aid to Children, Youth and Families
AIDS Care Fund
AIDS Community Research Initiative of
America
AIDS Research Alliance of America
Alliance Defending Freedom
Alpha-1 Foundation
American Council of the Blind
American Family Association
American Foundation for Suicide
Prevention
Association of Christian Schools
International
Asthma and Allergy Foundation of
America
Awana Clubs International
Bible League International
Biblica Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
Blessings International
Breast Cancer Charities of America
Breast Cancer Research Foundation
Bullying Prevention by Rachel’s
Challenge
Campus Crusade for Christ’s Great
Commission Foundation
Care Net
Cargo of Dreams
Child Abuse Intervention Fund
Child Aid
Child Evangelism Fellowship
Childcare Worldwide
Children Affected by AIDS Foundation
Children’s Cancer Assistance Fund
Children’s Christian Hunger Network
Children’s Food Fund/World
Emergency Relief
Children’s HopeChest
Children’s Hunger Relief Fund
Christian Blind Mission
Christian Foundation for Children and
Aging
Christian Leadership Alliance
Christian Legal Society
Christian Military Fellowship
Christian Relief Fund
Chuck Colson Center for Christian
Worldview
Club Beyond/Military Community
Youth Ministries
Compassion International
Diabetes National Research Group
Disabled and Alone/Life Services for
the Handicapped
East-West Ministries International
Entrust
Family Research Council
Focus on the Family
Food for the Hungry
Foundation Fighting Blindness
Gateway for Cancer Research
Glaucoma Research Foundation
Global Recordings Network
Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind
Hagar USA Inc.
Home School Foundation
Hope For The Heart
Hope Heart Institute
Humane Ohio
Interstitial Cystitis Association
JAARS
Keep a Child Alive
Kids for the Kingdom
Leukemia Research Foundation
Lions Clubs International Foundation
MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger
Mercy Ships
Mexican Medical
Mission Aviation Fellowship
Mission to Children
Mission: Readiness, Military Leaders
for Kids
Moody Bible Institute
MOPS International
Multiple Sclerosis National Research
Institute
National Brain Tumor Society
National Day of Prayer Task Force
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National Eating Disorders Association
National Right to Life Educational Trust
Fund
Navigators, The
Nazarene Compassionate Ministries, Inc.
Officers’ Christian Fellowship
OneHope Inc.
Operation Blessing International Relief
and Development Corp.
Orphan’s Tree
Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation
Prison Fellowship
Prison Fellowship International
Prostate Cancer Foundation
Samaritan’s Purse
Senior Care Fund
ShelterBox USA
Society of St. Andrew, The
United Breast Cancer Foundation
United Leukodystrophy Foundation
Uniting Against Lung Cancer
V Foundation, The
Victory Ministries Columbus
Voice of the Martyrs, Inc
Volunteers of America, Inc.
White Bison
World Concern - A Division of CRISTA
Ministries
World Vision, Inc.
Youth Law Center
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fee structure
Neighbor To Nation’s
independent governing
Board of Directors has
implemented a flat fee for
service format. Budgeted
expenses are funded by
cost recovery from revenue
received from donations.
Costs are recovered on
the basis of a 10.3% fee
structure.
NTN does not have
minimums, dues, or other
separate service charges
attached to participation
for members within the
management service
agreement. Federation fees
are inclusive, with no other
fees or charges from the
federation or from other
entities.
NTN has an option
for national and local
unaffiliated organizations
to participate in our Public
Sector Program. For
this option, we charge
an upfront application
fee. Charities are charged
10.3% of total gross
pledges.
A complete copy of
our audited financial
statements may be
obtained by writing to:
Neighbor To Nation
44330 Premier Plaza
Suite 220
Ashburn, VA 20147
Statement of Activities
FOR THE YEARS ENDED
APRIL 30,
2014
2013
$ 1,252,060
$ 1,157,499
$
$
17,939
113,138
$
$
127,114
$
117,131
$
241,758
$
192,171
PUBLIC SUPPORT: (Note 1)
Amounts raised in public and private-sector campaigns
Less estimated uncollectible pledges
Less amounts designated to participating agencies
Public support designated to NTN
In-kind support
Total public support
REVENUE:
Charges to participating agencies
Other income
Total revenue
$
TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE
EXPENSES:
Program services
$
Supporting services:
Management and general
Fundraising
TOTAL EXPENSES
$
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
NET ASSETS, BEGINNING OF YEAR
“Giving
1,046,312
95,199
1,506
128,620
207,449
39,451
16,098
$
$
$
262,998
$
205,276
$
$
(21,240)
$
184,036
$
NET ASSETS, END OF YEAR
187,809
$
$
185,200
951,999
20,300
53,740
74,040
1,000
118,131
185,685
43,140
9,852
238,677
(46,506)
251,782
liberates the
soul of the giver.”
- Maya Angelou
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Accomplishments
As the old adage says, if you’re not moving forward, you will
begin to fall back. There’s no such thing as standing still.
In a year of uncertainty in the charitable giving, Neighbor To
Nation pushed ahead, increasing our outreach to potential
donors and improving our service to participating charities.
Among the highlights:
• Added Oklahoma State Charitable Campaign to
Neighbor To Nation’s campaign offering
• Added State Registrations service to assist participating
charities with state charitable registration filings
• Invested in technology improvements including
streamlined application system to save time for members
• Improved promotion of participating charities at
campaign events by increasing outreach to campaign
managers and redesigning charity guides
• New Disaster Response web page highlighting
participating charities drew over 800 visitors in the
aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan
• Free advertising grant from Google drew 58,118 visitors to website, increasing awareness of the
federation and member charities
Contact Us
44330 Premier Plaza
Suite 220
Ashburn, VA 20147
703.764.3210 (main)
888.728.2762 (toll free)
www.neighbortonation.org
neighbortonation
neighbor2nation
“There is no better
exercise for the heart
than bending down and
lifting people up.”
neighbor2nation
All pictures courtesy of 2013
participating charities.
Neighbor To Nation • 2014 Annual Report
- John Holmes
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