The International Rhino Foundation is a nonprofit, tax-exempt charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code. Donations to IRF are tax-deductible. More than 84% of our funds go directly to on-the-ground rhino conservation programs in Africa and Asia.
2019 ANNUAL REPORT
Rhinos face challenges every year and 2019 was no different. IRF takes the approach of maximizing options and minimizing regrets, tackling the challenges facing rhinos using multi-faceted strategies. There is more work than can be accomplished in an individual lifetime, but by working together with our partners we can achieve our goal of ensuring all five rhino species survive for future generations.
Revenue
| Individuals | $1,371,215 |
| Foundations | $663,793 |
| Corporations | $67,399 |
| Zoos | $751,297 |
| Government Grants | $738,698 |
| Merchandise | $9,253 |
| Interest Income | $79,828 |
| Total 2019 Revenue | $3,681,483 |
Expenses
| African Rhino Conservation | $568,691 |
| Zimbabwe Black Rhino Conservation | $302,774 |
| Zimbabwe Black Rhino Special Projects | $128,517 |
| Southern Black Rhino Sustainability Program | $7,500 |
| Operation: Stop Poaching Now | $129,900 |
| Indian Rhino Conservation | $196,855 |
| Sumatran & Javan Rhino Conservation | $1,801,614 |
| Sumatran Rhino Conservation | $1,311,771 |
| Javan Rhino Conservation | $489,843 |
| Conservation Research | $270,996 |
| Technical Advisors | $93,991 |
| Emergency Response | $66,858 |
| TOTAL PROGRAM EXPENSES | $2,273,134 |
| Administration | $250,875 |
| Fundraising | $207,104 |
| Communications | $123,565 |
| Total 2019 Expenses | $3,580,549 |
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Guidestar: IRF’s financial and administrative performance receives a Gold rating from Guidestar. Click here to see what they have to say about us.
Charity Navigator: IRF’s strong performance is recognized by Charity Navigator, on par with many larger non-profits. Click here to see our scores on transparency and financial efficiency.
America’s Best Charities: The Best in America Seal of Excellence is awarded to charities that have, upon rigorous independent review, been able to certify, document, and demonstrate on an annual basis that they meet the highest standards of public accountability, program efficiency, and cost effectiveness.
Past Reports
Past Financial Statements:
- 2018 990 form and 2018 Audited Financial Statement
- 2017 990 Form and 2017 Audited Financial Statement
- 2016 990 Form and 2016 Audited Financial Statement.
- 2015 990 Form and 2015 Audited Financial Statement.
- 2014 990 Form and 2014 Audited Financial Statement.
- 2013 990 Form and 2013 Audited Financial Statement.
- 2012 990 Form and 2012 Audited Financial Statement.
- 2011 990 Form and 2011 Audited Financial Statement.