AI Transparency Report
Kisma Preserve demonstrates a consistent operational history, with revenues fluctuating but generally trending upwards in recent years, reaching $162,312 in 2023. However, the organization has consistently operated at a deficit in the last three reported periods, with expenses exceeding revenue by $20,214 in 2023 and $41,282 in 2021. This sustained deficit spending, coupled with liabilities significantly exceeding assets (e.g., $340,676 in liabilities vs. $221,814 in assets in 2023), indicates potential financial instability. The organization's transparency is bolstered by its consistent filing of IRS Form 990s, and the absence of officer compensation suggests a volunteer-driven leadership model, which can be a positive indicator of resource allocation directly to mission. However, the financial health is concerning due to the ongoing deficits and high liabilities relative to assets.