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Highlights of the Statement of Operations ($000s) 2025 2024 Donations & Special Events $3,573 $3,070 Investment Income (Loss) $716 $737 Total Revenue $4,289 $3,807 Fundraising $273 $114 Program and Administration Costs $571 $563 Net Expenses $844 $677 Contributions to TFS $3,752 $1,891 Excess (Deficiency) of Revenue Over Expenses -$307 $1,239 Highlights of the Statement of Financial Position ($000s) 2025 2024 Total Current Assets $10,972 $10,417 Investments $2,402 $2,151 Total Assets $13,374 $12,568 Total Liabilities $1,614 $501 Net Assets $11,760 $12,067 TFS Foundation I am pleased to provide this financial summary on behalf of the TFS Foundation's Investment and Finance Committee during this exciting time. The Foundation has over $11.7 million in net assets out of which over $7 million are unrestricted and available to continue to support the costs of our two planned buildings. Due to the ongoing generosity of our community, the current year expenses for design and planning were supported through the TFS Foundation, which continues to be a vital partner to the school. During the year ending June 30, 2025, the TFS Foundation made grants to TFS totaling $3.8 million to support capital projects and the Master Campus Plan for both campuses. TFS Foundation grants also continued to support scholarships and bursaries, as well as other experiential learning initiatives and projects, creating access and enhancing educational opportunities for current and future students. Shael Kalef Chair, TFS Foundation Investment and Finance Committee 81 TFS

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