Financial accountability
Financial accountability
Check out the NEW 2022 annual report video highlighting the inspiring moments God allowed us to see through our work with kids and families in 2022.
Read the 2022 annual report (.pdf)
See below for previous years’ annual reports and supporting materials.
Did you know that for each dollar donated to World Vision, more than a dollar’s worth of help gets to kids and families?
We’re always working to keep our overhead low. In 2022, we used 89% of our total operating expenses for programs that benefit children, families, and communities in need.
Did you know that for each dollar donated to World Vision, more than a dollar’s worth of help gets to kids and families?
We’re always working to keep our overhead low. In 2022, we used 89% of our total operating expenses for programs that benefit children, families, and communities.
World Vision is a reputable organization
World Vision U.S. is proud to be a top-rated charity, regularly reviewed and held accountable by these independent third-party organizations including:
BBB Wise Giving Alliance accredited charity, meeting all standards for charitable accountability.
Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability
Charter member of the Christian association that evaluates compliance with 7 standards of financial stewardship.
Awarded the Top-Rated Seal from the charity evaluator Newsweek called “the toughest of the bunch.”
BBB Wise Giving Alliance accredited charity, meeting all standards for charitable accountability.
Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability
Charter member of the Christian association that evaluates compliance with 7 standards of financial stewardship.
Awarded the Top-Rated Seal from the charity evaluator Newsweek called “the toughest of the bunch.”
Financial stewardship
Financial stewardship
2022 financial statements
- 2022 Annual Report (.pdf)
- 2022 Letter from the President (.pdf)
- 2022 Letter from the CFO (.pdf)
- 2022 Consolidated Financial Statements (.pdf)
Financial reports for previous years can also be downloaded below:
2021 financial statements
- 2021 Annual Report (.pdf)
- 2021 Letter from the President (.pdf)
- 2021 Letter from the CFO (.pdf)
- 2021 Consolidated Financial Statements (.pdf)
- Form 990 for FY21 (.pdf)
2020 financial statements
- 2020 Annual Report (.pdf)
- 2020 Letter from the President (.pdf)
- 2020 Letter from the CFO (.pdf)
- 2020 Consolidated Financial Statements (.pdf)
- Form 990 for FY20 (.pdf)
2019 financial statements
- 2019 Annual Report (.pdf)
- 2019 Letter from the President (.pdf)
- 2019 Letter from the CFO (.pdf)
- 2019 Consolidated Financial Statements (.pdf)
- Form 990 for FY19 (.pdf)
World Vision reports joint cost activities on the Financial Statements and the Form 990 as required by Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and the IRS. The allocation of these costs appropriately follows the guiding principles for reporting activities that have components of Fundraising, Management and General, and Programs. Activities with a joint cost component occur in our Donor Contact Center as well as in our 30 Hour Famine program.
2022 financial statements
- 2022 Annual Report (.pdf)
- 2022 Letter from the President (.pdf)
- 2022 Letter from the CFO (.pdf)
- 2022 Consolidated Financial Statements (.pdf)
Financial reports for previous years can also be downloaded below:
2021 financial statements
- 2021 Annual Report (.pdf)
- 2021 Letter from the President (.pdf)
- 2021 Letter from the CFO (.pdf)
- 2021 Consolidated Financial Statements (.pdf)
- Form 990 for FY21 (.pdf)
2020 financial statements
- 2020 Annual Report (.pdf)
- 2020 Letter from the President (.pdf)
- 2020 Letter from the CFO (.pdf)
- 2020 Consolidated Financial Statements (.pdf)
- Form 990 for FY20 (.pdf)
2019 financial statements
- 2019 Annual Report (.pdf)
- 2019 Letter from the President (.pdf)
- 2019 Letter from the CFO (.pdf)
- 2019 Consolidated Financial Statements (.pdf)
- Form 990 for FY19 (.pdf)
World Vision reports joint cost activities on the Financial Statements and the Form 990 as required by Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and the IRS. The allocation of these costs appropriately follows the guiding principles for reporting activities that have components of Fundraising, Management and General, and Programs. Activities with a joint cost component occur in our Donor Contact Center as well as in our 30 Hour Famine program.