Suffolk Independent Living Organization

SILO's Financial Information

Board of Directors

Irene Dashiell, RCSW
Chairperson

Anne Pavlak
Vice Chairperson

Frank Krotschinsky, Esq.
Secretary

Kevin Hyms
Treasurer

James Bahamonde, Esq.
Member

Theresa D'Amico
Member

Maria Telesca
Member

Elissa Theilen
Member

Financial Summary

Fiscal Year ending 2007-09-30

Dear SILO Supporter:

Just over a year ago, I wrote the following: "After assessing our fiscal situation, we decided to take drastic steps to keep this agency in operation and improve its overall condition so that it could thrive... We start [fiscal 07] with a much more positive outlook. We are facing some major changes ahead, all of them for the better. We look forward to providing you with a very different, very successful picture of SILO at the next annual meeting."

SILO is very glad to report that we have met our challenges and accomplished this goal. Through a VESID grant increase and applying for other special legislative grants, we were able to increase our revenue by almost $55,000. Concurrently, we were able to cut over $61,000 from our administrative and fundraising expenses. As seen below, we have increased program expenditures by 12%, cutting administrative expenses by 9%, and increased our net assets.

2006 2007 +/-
Total Support and Revenue 639,444 694,382 54,938
Total Expenses 611,368 659,846 48,478
Program Expenses 305,172 414,915 109,743
Administrative Expenses 210,667 165,864 (44,803)
Fundraising Expenses 95,529 79,067 (16,462)
Year End Net Asset Balance (8,845) 25,691 34,536

Some exciting changes came along with our financial growth. We now occupy a new space in Coram with plenty of space not only for our staff and volunteers, but room for conferences, workshops, and other gatherings. We have stepped up our efforts in community outreach, and brought school groups into our office. We were able to launch Club SILO, a monthly meeting night for the disability community, and sponsor movie nights featuring disability related films. Our new space and asset increase put us in good shape to begin ramping up for a new program. This year, SILO becomes a Regional Resource Development Center for the Nursing Home Transition & Diversion waiver.

Fiscal Year 2007 began a period of growth for SILO. We have increased our security, and thereby our services to the community. We look forward to the expanded opportunities for outreach and support in Fiscal 2008.

Best regards,

R. Gideon Tinn

Fiscal Office Manager

Financial Documents

Fiscal Year ending 2007-09-30

Fiscal Year ending 2006-09-30