AI Transparency Report
The Wind River Bear Institute appears to be in a precarious financial position, as indicated by its latest filing showing $0 in both revenue and assets. This suggests either a cessation of operations or a significant decline in activity since its last reported financial data. Historically, the organization has consistently spent more than it brought in, with expenses exceeding revenue in 2014 ($307,571 vs. $254,259), 2013 ($447,353 vs. $420,111), and 2012 ($622,076 vs. $606,113). This pattern of deficit spending led to a growing liabilities burden, reaching $232,180 in 2014 against assets of only $50,934. The lack of recent financial activity and the historical trend of operating at a loss raise significant concerns about its long-term viability and current operational status. The organization has consistently reported 0% officer compensation, which is a positive sign for donor trust regarding executive pay.