Guest guest Posted July 30, 2002 Report Share Posted July 30, 2002 Someone helped me () find a way to get the Form 990 Report on the NRS and a copy of the is available online. In 2000 the NRS received about $954,000 of which over $12,000 was interest and spent over a million bucks for 'grants, program services, management and fund raising.' By the way, the total expenditure on grants was only a little over $94,000 which is less than 10% of the expenditures. At the end of 2000 the net assets of the NRS was $537,497. The NRS spent $18,038 for online services, $155,046 for 'program services expenses' (with regard to the $94,564 grants given out), $75,219 for the physician referral service, $42,819 for a 'rosacea hotline,' $174,422 for the cea Review Newsletter, $386,429 for Awareness and Education, and $148,772 for 'Fulfillment Services.' This totals over a million bucks. The NRS has three listed names, B Huff, President, Dathy J Olney, Treasurer, and A Earhard, Secretary. It is of note that the only listed expenditure for " Part II - Compensation of the Five Highest Paid Independent Contractors for Professional Services " was paid to Sam Huff & Associates, Inc. of Barrington, IL, for 'Public Relations' in the amount of $744,075. You have to be a certified public accountant or maybe one of Arthur 's men to figure out some of this, but it sure looks like if you donate to the NRS you can see where your money is going by reading FORM 990 which is public knowledge available for free. Maybe there should be another organization for rosacea with a better expenditure approach? You can get all this information in a pdf at this url > http://www.guidestar.org type in the box 'National cea Society' and search for the FORM 990 pdf for 2000 and you have your own copy. Brady Barrows Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 30, 2002 Report Share Posted July 30, 2002 Someone helped me () find a way to get the Form 990 Report on the NRS and a copy of the is available online. In 2000 the NRS received about $954,000 of which over $12,000 was interest and spent over a million bucks for 'grants, program services, management and fund raising.' By the way, the total expenditure on grants was only a little over $94,000 which is less than 10% of the expenditures. At the end of 2000 the net assets of the NRS was $537,497. The NRS spent $18,038 for online services, $155,046 for 'program services expenses' (with regard to the $94,564 grants given out), $75,219 for the physician referral service, $42,819 for a 'rosacea hotline,' $174,422 for the cea Review Newsletter, $386,429 for Awareness and Education, and $148,772 for 'Fulfillment Services.' This totals over a million bucks. The NRS has three listed names, B Huff, President, Dathy J Olney, Treasurer, and A Earhard, Secretary. It is of note that the only listed expenditure for " Part II - Compensation of the Five Highest Paid Independent Contractors for Professional Services " was paid to Sam Huff & Associates, Inc. of Barrington, IL, for 'Public Relations' in the amount of $744,075. You have to be a certified public accountant or maybe one of Arthur 's men to figure out some of this, but it sure looks like if you donate to the NRS you can see where your money is going by reading FORM 990 which is public knowledge available for free. Maybe there should be another organization for rosacea with a better expenditure approach? You can get all this information in a pdf at this url > http://www.guidestar.org type in the box 'National cea Society' and search for the FORM 990 pdf for 2000 and you have your own copy. Brady Barrows Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 30, 2002 Report Share Posted July 30, 2002 Thanks, Brady. Knowledge is indeed power. -- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Guest guest Posted July 30, 2002 Report Share Posted July 30, 2002 Hi Brady, Wow, you really uncovered some good stuff. I wonder how many of those contributor dollars are from Galderma? I noticed on the Form 990 that they list an individual contributor giving over $700,000 to the NRS. The site blocked out the name of the contributor. I did happen to go the Galderma site and noticed that Galderma is a joint venture between LOreal and Nestle. It's not a little company on it's own. Here's the link if anyone is interested: http://www.galderma.com/about_galderma/about.php I'll see if I can dig up the Galderma annual statement somewhere. Take care, Matija > Someone helped me () find a way to get the Form 990 Report on > the NRS and a copy of the is available online. > > In 2000 the NRS received about $954,000 of which over $12,000 was > interest and spent over a million bucks for 'grants, program services, > management and fund raising.' By the way, the total expenditure on > grants was only a little over $94,000 which is less than 10% of the > expenditures. At the end of 2000 the net assets of the NRS was $537,497. > > The NRS spent $18,038 for online services, $155,046 for 'program > services expenses' (with regard to the $94,564 grants given out), > $75,219 for the physician referral service, $42,819 for a 'rosacea > hotline,' $174,422 for the cea Review Newsletter, $386,429 for > Awareness and Education, and $148,772 for 'Fulfillment Services.' > This totals over a million bucks. > > The NRS has three listed names, B Huff, President, Dathy J Olney, > Treasurer, and A Earhard, Secretary. It is of note that the only > listed expenditure for " Part II - Compensation of the Five Highest Paid > Independent Contractors for Professional Services " > was paid to Sam Huff & Associates, Inc. of Barrington, IL, for 'Public > Relations' in the amount of $744,075. > > You have to be a certified public accountant or maybe one of Arthur > 's men to figure out some of this, but it sure looks like > if you donate to the NRS you can see where your money is going by > reading FORM 990 which is public knowledge available for free. > > Maybe there should be another organization for rosacea with a better > expenditure approach? > > You can get all this information in a pdf at this url > > > http://www.guidestar.org > > type in the box 'National cea Society' > > and search for the FORM 990 pdf for 2000 and you have your own copy. > > Brady Barrows Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 30, 2002 Report Share Posted July 30, 2002 Hi Brady, Wow, you really uncovered some good stuff. I wonder how many of those contributor dollars are from Galderma? I noticed on the Form 990 that they list an individual contributor giving over $700,000 to the NRS. The site blocked out the name of the contributor. I did happen to go the Galderma site and noticed that Galderma is a joint venture between LOreal and Nestle. It's not a little company on it's own. Here's the link if anyone is interested: http://www.galderma.com/about_galderma/about.php I'll see if I can dig up the Galderma annual statement somewhere. Take care, Matija > Someone helped me () find a way to get the Form 990 Report on > the NRS and a copy of the is available online. > > In 2000 the NRS received about $954,000 of which over $12,000 was > interest and spent over a million bucks for 'grants, program services, > management and fund raising.' By the way, the total expenditure on > grants was only a little over $94,000 which is less than 10% of the > expenditures. At the end of 2000 the net assets of the NRS was $537,497. > > The NRS spent $18,038 for online services, $155,046 for 'program > services expenses' (with regard to the $94,564 grants given out), > $75,219 for the physician referral service, $42,819 for a 'rosacea > hotline,' $174,422 for the cea Review Newsletter, $386,429 for > Awareness and Education, and $148,772 for 'Fulfillment Services.' > This totals over a million bucks. > > The NRS has three listed names, B Huff, President, Dathy J Olney, > Treasurer, and A Earhard, Secretary. It is of note that the only > listed expenditure for " Part II - Compensation of the Five Highest Paid > Independent Contractors for Professional Services " > was paid to Sam Huff & Associates, Inc. of Barrington, IL, for 'Public > Relations' in the amount of $744,075. > > You have to be a certified public accountant or maybe one of Arthur > 's men to figure out some of this, but it sure looks like > if you donate to the NRS you can see where your money is going by > reading FORM 990 which is public knowledge available for free. > > Maybe there should be another organization for rosacea with a better > expenditure approach? > > You can get all this information in a pdf at this url > > > http://www.guidestar.org > > type in the box 'National cea Society' > > and search for the FORM 990 pdf for 2000 and you have your own copy. > > Brady Barrows Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2002 Report Share Posted July 31, 2002 Hi- I actually have their 2001 Form 990 - I requested it months ago, when the threads were about donating to the NRS, and I was curious. Their income has dropped in 2001. They received revenue of $202,637 in year 2001. Their expenses totaled $451,894. They spent $403,212 on program services, $27,308 on management and general, and $21,374 on fundraising. Program Services includes: $97,180 on public awareness which includes a toll free number and website; $142,269 on patient education which includes cea Review newsletter; $81,423 on Medical Scientific Education - which includes committees to develop standardized criteria, an annual rosacea workshop, and technical exhibits at major medical meetings; and $82,340 on Research grants program--and $72,230 on actual grants to drs. for research. Research grants were given to: Dr. M. Yaar at Boston University; Dr. Lerner at Mass. General Hospital; Dr. Kavanagh at Nat'l. Univ. Ireland, Kildare, Ireland; Dr. Fitzpatric at Univ. Coll. Dublin, Ireland; Dr. Thiboutot at Penn. State Univ., Dr. Gallo at Veterans Med. Research in San Diego. (Maybe someone out there knows these doctors and could find out more about their research projects.) No directors or key employees were paid over $50,000. The President is Huff, the Treasurer is Datha Olney; and Erhard is the Secretary. However, $288,626 was paid to Glendale Communications Group in Barrington IL (listed as a contractor). (I wonder if Sam Huff and Associates changed their name??) I'm not an accountant, but before I would give any dollars to them, I'd want to know more about what the research grants cover, and why the change in income from year 2000 to 2001. Just an FYI in 1997 their gifts (contributions) received were $284,353, then in 1998, it jumped to $1,078,778 and then remained in the $900,000 range for 1999 and 2000. Now it's down again for 2001..... Interesting.....who stopped giving $ ....and why? Brady's right you really need to be an accountant--preferably one knowledgeable in non-profit accounting to really analyze this document. Michele --- ruizdelvizo wrote: > Hi Brady, > > Wow, you really uncovered some good stuff. I wonder > how many of those > contributor dollars are from Galderma? I noticed on > the Form 990 that > they list an individual contributor giving over > $700,000 to the NRS. > The site blocked out the name of the contributor. I > did happen to go > the Galderma site and noticed that Galderma is a > joint venture > between LOreal and Nestle. It's not a little company > on it's own. > > Here's the link if anyone is interested: > > http://www.galderma.com/about_galderma/about.php > > I'll see if I can dig up the Galderma annual > statement somewhere. > > Take care, > Matija > > > > Someone helped me () find a way to get the > Form 990 Report > on > > the NRS and a copy of the is available online. > > > > In 2000 the NRS received about $954,000 of which > over $12,000 was > > interest and spent over a million bucks for > 'grants, program > services, > > management and fund raising.' By the way, the > total expenditure on > > grants was only a little over $94,000 which is > less than 10% of the > > expenditures. At the end of 2000 the net assets > of the NRS was > $537,497. > > > > The NRS spent $18,038 for online services, > $155,046 for 'program > > services expenses' (with regard to the $94,564 > grants given out), > > $75,219 for the physician referral service, > $42,819 for a 'rosacea > > hotline,' $174,422 for the cea Review > Newsletter, $386,429 for > > Awareness and Education, and $148,772 for > 'Fulfillment Services.' > > This totals over a million bucks. > > > > The NRS has three listed names, B Huff, > President, Dathy J > Olney, > > Treasurer, and A Earhard, Secretary. It is of > note that the > only > > listed expenditure for " Part II - Compensation of > the Five Highest > Paid > > Independent Contractors for Professional Services " > > was paid to Sam Huff & Associates, Inc. of > Barrington, IL, > for 'Public > > Relations' in the amount of $744,075. > > > > You have to be a certified public accountant or > maybe one of > Arthur > > 's men to figure out some of this, but it > sure looks like > > if you donate to the NRS you can see where your > money is going by > > reading FORM 990 which is public knowledge > available for free. > > > > Maybe there should be another organization for > rosacea with a > better > > expenditure approach? > > > > You can get all this information in a pdf at this > url > > > > > http://www.guidestar.org > > > > type in the box 'National cea Society' > > > > and search for the FORM 990 pdf for 2000 and you > have your own copy. > > > > Brady Barrows > > > -- > Please read the list highlights before posting to > the whole group (http://rosacea.ii.net/toc.html). > Your post will be delayed if you don't give a > meaningful subject or trim your reply text. You must > change the subject when replying to a digest ! > > See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently > published book. > > To leave the list send an email to > rosacea-support-unsubscribe > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2002 Report Share Posted July 31, 2002 Hi- I actually have their 2001 Form 990 - I requested it months ago, when the threads were about donating to the NRS, and I was curious. Their income has dropped in 2001. They received revenue of $202,637 in year 2001. Their expenses totaled $451,894. They spent $403,212 on program services, $27,308 on management and general, and $21,374 on fundraising. Program Services includes: $97,180 on public awareness which includes a toll free number and website; $142,269 on patient education which includes cea Review newsletter; $81,423 on Medical Scientific Education - which includes committees to develop standardized criteria, an annual rosacea workshop, and technical exhibits at major medical meetings; and $82,340 on Research grants program--and $72,230 on actual grants to drs. for research. Research grants were given to: Dr. M. Yaar at Boston University; Dr. Lerner at Mass. General Hospital; Dr. Kavanagh at Nat'l. Univ. Ireland, Kildare, Ireland; Dr. Fitzpatric at Univ. Coll. Dublin, Ireland; Dr. Thiboutot at Penn. State Univ., Dr. Gallo at Veterans Med. Research in San Diego. (Maybe someone out there knows these doctors and could find out more about their research projects.) No directors or key employees were paid over $50,000. The President is Huff, the Treasurer is Datha Olney; and Erhard is the Secretary. However, $288,626 was paid to Glendale Communications Group in Barrington IL (listed as a contractor). (I wonder if Sam Huff and Associates changed their name??) I'm not an accountant, but before I would give any dollars to them, I'd want to know more about what the research grants cover, and why the change in income from year 2000 to 2001. Just an FYI in 1997 their gifts (contributions) received were $284,353, then in 1998, it jumped to $1,078,778 and then remained in the $900,000 range for 1999 and 2000. Now it's down again for 2001..... Interesting.....who stopped giving $ ....and why? Brady's right you really need to be an accountant--preferably one knowledgeable in non-profit accounting to really analyze this document. Michele --- ruizdelvizo wrote: > Hi Brady, > > Wow, you really uncovered some good stuff. I wonder > how many of those > contributor dollars are from Galderma? I noticed on > the Form 990 that > they list an individual contributor giving over > $700,000 to the NRS. > The site blocked out the name of the contributor. I > did happen to go > the Galderma site and noticed that Galderma is a > joint venture > between LOreal and Nestle. It's not a little company > on it's own. > > Here's the link if anyone is interested: > > http://www.galderma.com/about_galderma/about.php > > I'll see if I can dig up the Galderma annual > statement somewhere. > > Take care, > Matija > > > > Someone helped me () find a way to get the > Form 990 Report > on > > the NRS and a copy of the is available online. > > > > In 2000 the NRS received about $954,000 of which > over $12,000 was > > interest and spent over a million bucks for > 'grants, program > services, > > management and fund raising.' By the way, the > total expenditure on > > grants was only a little over $94,000 which is > less than 10% of the > > expenditures. At the end of 2000 the net assets > of the NRS was > $537,497. > > > > The NRS spent $18,038 for online services, > $155,046 for 'program > > services expenses' (with regard to the $94,564 > grants given out), > > $75,219 for the physician referral service, > $42,819 for a 'rosacea > > hotline,' $174,422 for the cea Review > Newsletter, $386,429 for > > Awareness and Education, and $148,772 for > 'Fulfillment Services.' > > This totals over a million bucks. > > > > The NRS has three listed names, B Huff, > President, Dathy J > Olney, > > Treasurer, and A Earhard, Secretary. It is of > note that the > only > > listed expenditure for " Part II - Compensation of > the Five Highest > Paid > > Independent Contractors for Professional Services " > > was paid to Sam Huff & Associates, Inc. of > Barrington, IL, > for 'Public > > Relations' in the amount of $744,075. > > > > You have to be a certified public accountant or > maybe one of > Arthur > > 's men to figure out some of this, but it > sure looks like > > if you donate to the NRS you can see where your > money is going by > > reading FORM 990 which is public knowledge > available for free. > > > > Maybe there should be another organization for > rosacea with a > better > > expenditure approach? > > > > You can get all this information in a pdf at this > url > > > > > http://www.guidestar.org > > > > type in the box 'National cea Society' > > > > and search for the FORM 990 pdf for 2000 and you > have your own copy. > > > > Brady Barrows > > > -- > Please read the list highlights before posting to > the whole group (http://rosacea.ii.net/toc.html). > Your post will be delayed if you don't give a > meaningful subject or trim your reply text. You must > change the subject when replying to a digest ! > > See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently > published book. > > To leave the list send an email to > rosacea-support-unsubscribe > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2002 Report Share Posted July 31, 2002 There's plenty of information on the rosacea society's grants on their website: http://rosacea.org/grants/ > > > Someone helped me () find a way to get the > > Form 990 Report > > on > > > the NRS and a copy of the is available online. > > > > > > In 2000 the NRS received about $954,000 of which > > over $12,000 was > > > interest and spent over a million bucks for > > 'grants, program > > services, > > > management and fund raising.' By the way, the > > total expenditure on > > > grants was only a little over $94,000 which is > > less than 10% of the > > > expenditures. At the end of 2000 the net assets > > of the NRS was > > $537,497. > > > > > > The NRS spent $18,038 for online services, > > $155,046 for 'program > > > services expenses' (with regard to the $94,564 > > grants given out), > > > $75,219 for the physician referral service, > > $42,819 for a 'rosacea > > > hotline,' $174,422 for the cea Review > > Newsletter, $386,429 for > > > Awareness and Education, and $148,772 for > > 'Fulfillment Services.' > > > This totals over a million bucks. > > > > > > The NRS has three listed names, B Huff, > > President, Dathy J > > Olney, > > > Treasurer, and A Earhard, Secretary. It is of > > note that the > > only > > > listed expenditure for " Part II - Compensation of > > the Five Highest > > Paid > > > Independent Contractors for Professional Services " > > > was paid to Sam Huff & Associates, Inc. of > > Barrington, IL, > > for 'Public > > > Relations' in the amount of $744,075. > > > > > > You have to be a certified public accountant or > > maybe one of > > Arthur > > > 's men to figure out some of this, but it > > sure looks like > > > if you donate to the NRS you can see where your > > money is going by > > > reading FORM 990 which is public knowledge > > available for free. > > > > > > Maybe there should be another organization for > > rosacea with a > > better > > > expenditure approach? > > > > > > You can get all this information in a pdf at this > > url > > > > > > > http://www.guidestar.org > > > > > > type in the box 'National cea Society' > > > > > > and search for the FORM 990 pdf for 2000 and you > > have your own copy. > > > > > > Brady Barrows > > > > > > -- > > Please read the list highlights before posting to > > the whole group (http://rosacea.ii.net/toc.html). > > Your post will be delayed if you don't give a > > meaningful subject or trim your reply text. You must > > change the subject when replying to a digest ! > > > > See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently > > published book. > > > > To leave the list send an email to > > rosacea-support-unsubscribe@y... > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 31, 2002 Report Share Posted July 31, 2002 There's plenty of information on the rosacea society's grants on their website: http://rosacea.org/grants/ > > > Someone helped me () find a way to get the > > Form 990 Report > > on > > > the NRS and a copy of the is available online. > > > > > > In 2000 the NRS received about $954,000 of which > > over $12,000 was > > > interest and spent over a million bucks for > > 'grants, program > > services, > > > management and fund raising.' By the way, the > > total expenditure on > > > grants was only a little over $94,000 which is > > less than 10% of the > > > expenditures. At the end of 2000 the net assets > > of the NRS was > > $537,497. > > > > > > The NRS spent $18,038 for online services, > > $155,046 for 'program > > > services expenses' (with regard to the $94,564 > > grants given out), > > > $75,219 for the physician referral service, > > $42,819 for a 'rosacea > > > hotline,' $174,422 for the cea Review > > Newsletter, $386,429 for > > > Awareness and Education, and $148,772 for > > 'Fulfillment Services.' > > > This totals over a million bucks. > > > > > > The NRS has three listed names, B Huff, > > President, Dathy J > > Olney, > > > Treasurer, and A Earhard, Secretary. It is of > > note that the > > only > > > listed expenditure for " Part II - Compensation of > > the Five Highest > > Paid > > > Independent Contractors for Professional Services " > > > was paid to Sam Huff & Associates, Inc. of > > Barrington, IL, > > for 'Public > > > Relations' in the amount of $744,075. > > > > > > You have to be a certified public accountant or > > maybe one of > > Arthur > > > 's men to figure out some of this, but it > > sure looks like > > > if you donate to the NRS you can see where your > > money is going by > > > reading FORM 990 which is public knowledge > > available for free. > > > > > > Maybe there should be another organization for > > rosacea with a > > better > > > expenditure approach? > > > > > > You can get all this information in a pdf at this > > url > > > > > > > http://www.guidestar.org > > > > > > type in the box 'National cea Society' > > > > > > and search for the FORM 990 pdf for 2000 and you > > have your own copy. > > > > > > Brady Barrows > > > > > > -- > > Please read the list highlights before posting to > > the whole group (http://rosacea.ii.net/toc.html). > > Your post will be delayed if you don't give a > > meaningful subject or trim your reply text. You must > > change the subject when replying to a digest ! > > > > See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently > > published book. > > > > To leave the list send an email to > > rosacea-support-unsubscribe@y... > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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