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2021 TFS Community Report NDL

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2 3 R A P P O R T À N O T R E C O M M U N A U T É 2 0/2 1 Total Revenue $3,161 $2,610 $2,031 Fundraising $32 $87 $92 Program and Administration Costs $409 $506 $506 Net Expenses $441 $593 $598 Grants to TFS $689 $1,431 $1,310 Excess (Deficiency) of Revenue Over Expenses $2,031 $586 $123 Highlights of the Statement of Operations ($000s) Donations and Special Events $2,537 $2,774 $1,859 Investment Income $624 $(164) $172 Shael Kalef Chair, TFS Foundation Investment and Finance Committee I am pleased to provide this financial ummary on behalf of the Investment and Finance Committee, TFS Foundation. TFS Foundation ended the year with an asset base of $8.9 million, an increase of $2 million over last year. Revenue from current and prior year commitments, as well as investment income, increased to $3.2 million. Grants to TFS are lower than previous years because of timing and construction delays caused by the pandemic. Approved grants will be made over the course of the next fi cal year. Tuition fees allow the school to cover its operating costs. However, it is our community's philanthropic support that provides TFS with the means to enrich the educational program, enhance facilities like La Terrasse, and provide life-changing bursaries and scholarships. TFS Foundation Terrain Frazer Field. Total Current Assets $738 $759 $624 Investments $8,287 $6,164 $5,790 Total Assets $9,025 $6,923 $6,414 Total Liabilities $135 $65 $142 Net Assets $8,890 $6,858 $6,272 Highlights of the Statement of Financial Position ($000s) 2020 2021 2019

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