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South and Central Health Foundation

CRA 119156909RR0001 · Public foundation · Grand Falls-Windsor · Filing record: 2003 to 2024

$699,712 Total revenue 2024
$840,913 Total expenditures 2024
$1,750,545 Total assets 2024
$21,850 Largest gift received The Janeway Children's Hospital Foundation

Among health charities, 2024

15 of 31 by revenue

CharityRevenueExpendituresAssets
Health Care Foundation of St. John's$7,835,712$8,241,930$15,069,985
Janeway Children's Hospital Foundation$4,874,827$6,797,588$10,613,592
Easter Seals, Newfoundland and Labrador Inc.$4,048,321$3,961,459$6,783,681
GENERAL HOSPITAL HOSTEL ASSOCIATION$3,556,616$3,612,759$667,669
CANADIAN HARD OF HEARING ASSOCIATION - NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR INC.$2,702,006$2,953,094$894,273
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St. John's Military Family Resource Centre Inc.$803,777$772,299$724,573
South and Central Health Foundation$699,712$840,913$1,750,545
Central Northeast Health Foundation$643,475$600,548$1,390,435

Health charities ranked by revenue. National charities excluded. Select any charity to see its record.

Notes about this charity's data

The most recent filing year in this record is 2024. Later filings appear when the CRA publishes its next bulk release.

Staff counts are shown for 2009 to 2024. They come from the T3010 compensation schedule, which the CRA publishes in its open data from 2009 onward, so no counts are available for 2003 to 2008. Compensation paid to part-time or part-year employees is shown for the same years, from the same schedule. A blank year means the charity filed no compensation schedule or left the line blank, which is not the same as a reported zero. (full_time_staff, 2003–2024)

Total staff compensation is reported twice on the T3010: at line 4880 on the expenditure side, and at line 390 of the compensation schedule. For this charity the two figures differ in this year: 2016. The figure shown here is the expenditure-side line 4880 as filed, with the schedule 3 figure alongside it — 2016: $109,246 against $109,245, a difference of $1. Both are as published by the CRA; neither has been adjusted, and the difference is a filer-side inconsistency between two schedules of the same return, not an error introduced here. (total_compensation, 2016)

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