Financial transparency
Every dollar, accounted for.
Each month we publish what came in, what went out and what is left, to the dollar. Zakat is kept in its own ledger and only ever paid to people eligible to receive it.
These are sample figures while our first published report is prepared. Real numbers will replace them here.
Money in
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Money out
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Surplus or deficit
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Reserve at month end
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Where it came from. Where it went.
| Source | Amount | Share |
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| Program | Amount | Share |
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Over time.
Pick money in or out, a category and a period.
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| Category | This period | Share | Previous period | Change |
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The zakat ledger.
Held at the start of the month
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Received
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Paid to eligible recipients
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Previous reports.
Twelve months, newest first.
How we report.
- Figures come straight from the association’s bookkeeping and are rounded to the nearest dollar.
- Money in is grouped by where it came from. Money out is grouped by the program it paid for.
- Zakat is held apart from general funds, paid out every Thursday, and never used for running costs.
- The reserve is the cash set aside to keep the doors open through a lean month.
- Questions about any number? Ask the treasurer in the lobby or after Jumu’ah.