Financials

completed the second year of our two-year campaign to invest in support capacity. By bolstering our systems and people, we are equipping a smarter, larger, and even more effective TU.

TU continues its unprecedented run of successful mission outcomes. Total revenue reached a record $85 million in fiscal year 2024, an increase from $64 million last year, as public and philanthropic conservation funding created larger and more impactful project implementation across TU’s national Priority Waters program portfolio. As part of this growth, TU also secured increased long-term commitments, with over $150 million in multi-year funding for deployment over the next four years. Long-term partnerships like these provide opportunities for strategic planning and more substantial projects.

In FY24, TU also completed a two-year campaign to invest in support capacity for the growing conservation program, including critical staffing and modernized tools and systems required to plan and manage the complex network of hundreds of funding partners.

As a result, TU continues to enhance its reputation as a partner of choice for public and private conservation stakeholders alike as our conservation outcomes multiply each year. Continued growth will build an even stronger TU with improved tools and technology, best-in-class people, and core support to maximize our impact on the ground.


TU is grateful for the generosity expressed by our donors with each contribution to our mission. Together, we are seizing this historic opportunity to advance our shared goal to protect and restore our treasured rivers and streams.

Jim Hughey
Chief Financial Officer

The financial results depicted here are from Trout Unlimited’s audited March 31, 2024 financial statements, which contains an unmodified audit opinion. Trout Unlimited’s complete, audited financial statements can be found on our website.

SUPPORT & REVENUE

  • Contributions, 32%
  • Government Grants, 62%
  • Membership Contributions, 3.6%
  • Investment Revenue, 2.3%
  • Landowner Revenue, <1%
  • Other Income, <1%

PROGRAMMATIC EFFICIENCY

  • Programming, 81%
  • General & Administrative, 13%
  • Fundraising & Membership, 6%

For the fiscal year ending on March 31, 2024
(Dollars in thousands)

SUPPORT & REVENUEFY 2024
Contributions26,991
Government grants53,073
Membership contributions3,096
Investment revenue, net1,948
Landowner revenue372
Other income127
Total Support and Revenue85,607
  
EXPENSES
Program services
Conservation operations65,511
Volunteer operations3,451
Communications1,788
Government affairs1,520
Total program services72,271
Fundraising1,564
General & administrative11,455
Membership development3,864
Total Expenses89,153
Changes in Net Assets(3,546)
SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL POSITION
  
ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents1,770
Investments15,724
Grants and contributions receivable, net26,196
Accounts receivable740
Inventory1,308
Prepaid expenses and other assets369
Fixed assets, net764
Grants and contributions receivable, net1,100
Total Assets47,971
  
LIABILITIES
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities9,031
Deferred membership fees1,465
Refundable advances948
Lease Liability30
Total Liabilities11,474
NET ASSETS
Without donor restrictions(1,801)
With donor restrictions38,377
Total net assets36,497
Total Liabilities and Net Assets47,971
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