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QUADRANT REPORT

FY2025

Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC

EIN 91-0848877SNOHOMISH, WA501(c)(3)Formed 1967

Data as of

FY2025 return

Filing years

FY2020-25

Edition

Automated

Analyst review

None

Contents

1Identity and standing

1.1Organization profile2

1.2IRS standing3

1.3Ways to give4

2The answer

2.1At a glance5

2.2Potential red flags6

2.3Top five improvements7

3Money

3.1Revenue quality8

3.2Use of funds and outputs9

3.3Financial health10

4Assets and investments

4.1Balance sheet and endowment11

4.2Investment cost12

4.3Investment measures13

5People and governance

5.1Governance scorecard14

5.2Pay and key people15

5.3Headcount, tenure and capacity16

6Position

6.1Your figures17

6.2Funders, grantees and interlocks18

6.3Evaluator crosswalk19

7Presence and record

7.1Public records and change log20

7.2Website21

7.3Questions, scope and methods22

Prepared for

Sample report

November 2, 2026

Built from the organization's public IRS e-file data and other public records. Not an audit. Philanthropy.org is not affiliated with this organization and this report is not endorsed by it. Each finding states a filed fact and its source. Not legal, tax or investment advice. Corrections: [email protected]

Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887701 · 1.1 · Organization profile

1.1 · Organization profile

SNOHOMISH, WA, formed 1967. 20 voting directors, no employees.

Identity, mission, contact and latest filing

Exhibit 1 · MissionAs filed

TO SEARCH, RESCUE, AND/OR RECOVER THOSE WHO BECOME LOST, MISSING, INJURED, OR KILLED WHILE OUTDOORS, AND TO EDUCATE PEOPLE ON OUTDOOR SAFETY AND WILDERNESS RECREATION.

Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Part I, line 1

Exhibit 2 · Identity

Legal nameSnohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC

EIN91-0848877

Subsection501(c)(3)

Foundation code15

Year formed1967

State of domicileWA

Source: IRS EO Business Master File (name, EIN, subsection, foundation code, state); Form 990, header item L (year formed)

Exhibit 3 · Contact

LocationSnohomish, WA

Websitescvsar.org

Employees0

Voting board20

Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, header items C and J (location, website); Part VII, Section A (principal officer); Form 990, Part I, lines 3 and 5 (voting board, employees)

Exhibit 4 · Latest filing

Tax periodFY2025

Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, header item A (tax period)

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887702 · 1.2 · IRS standing

1.2 · IRS standing

Charity status: 501(c)(3), listed in IRS Pub. 78. Four IRS sources and the Treasury OFAC list, listed with the date of each that has one.

Four IRS sources and the Treasury OFAC list, each with its own dataset date where it has one

Exhibit 6 · Due diligence recordRaw records with dates, not interpretations

Source	Result	Detail	Dated
Pub 78	Listed	Deductibility code PC	List of 2026-10-03
Business Master File	Subsection 501(c)(3), foundation code 15	Ruling date 1970-01	Pulled 2026-11-01
Auto-Revocation List	Not on the list	Never revoked by the IRS	List through 2026-07-15
Last e-file	Form 990, year ending 2025-12	Newest return in the IRS e-file index	Processed 2026
OFAC SDN list	No name match	Legal name and SDN aliases, exact match	List of 2026-10-28

Note: Joins between IRS datasets are by EIN only. Our download timestamp is stored separately from each dataset date. Source: IRS EO BMF; TEOS bulk files; IRS auto-revocation list; IRS e-file index; Treasury OFAC SDN list

Exhibit 8 · Classification

Foundation code15

GroupNot in a group exemption

Status field 25 (terminating foundation status)No

Community foundation (NTEE T31)No

Group ruling and affiliationIndependent organization

Source: IRS EO Business Master File, foundation code, NTEE, status, group exemption and affiliation fields

Not a claim that this record satisfies the IRS reliance standard for grantmakers until counsel confirms it. Report date and time print at the top of the delivered PDF.

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887703 · 1.3 · Ways to give

1.3 · Ways to give

Direct gift, IRA distribution, DAF grant and the 2026 non-itemizer deduction.

Direct gift, IRA distribution, DAF grant and the 2026 non-itemizer deduction

Exhibit 9 · Ways to giveThree labels only; every result shows its source and date

Result	Label	Rule and limits
Direct gift deductible	Generally eligible IRS Pub 78, October 2026	Whether a gift is deductible depends on the donor's own situation.
IRA qualified charitable distribution	Generally eligible IRS Pub 78, October 2026	Donor 70½ or older; funds go directly from the IRA. Not allowed to private foundations, supporting organizations or donor-advised funds. 2026 limit $111,000 per person; one-time $55,000 option for a gift annuity or remainder trust.
Donor-advised fund grant	Generally eligible IRS Pub 78, October 2026	Sponsors decide every grant. Supporting-organization grants are restricted where the donor or related parties control either organization.
2026 deduction for non-itemizers	Generally eligible IRS Pub 78, October 2026	Cash gifts up to $1,000 ($2,000 joint). Gifts to DAFs and supporting organizations do not qualify.

Note: Labels: Generally eligible, Generally ineligible, Needs review. Only Good standing, deductible reaches these rules. Source: IRS records as of the dates shown on 1.2; dollar limits from a tax-year configuration

Exhibit 10 · Deduction category note

CategoryStandard limits: cash to 60% of AGI

Itemizers from 2026Only gifts above 0.5% of adjusted gross income are deductible

Appreciated propertyFair market value for property held over a year; up to 30% of AGI

Source: IRS Pub 78 organization type; limits from IRC 170(b) for tax year 2026

Exhibit 11 · Noncash gifts, Schedule M

Schedule MNot reported

Types reportedNot reported

Noncash contributions, Part VIII 1gNot reported

Note: Not reported never means does not accept. Source: Part IV, lines 29, 30; Schedule M

Exhibit 12 · Funding mix, Schedule A

Public charity typeSection 509(a)(1)

Public support share75%

Years as public charityFormed 1967

Note: A blank displays as Not reported, never 0%. Source: Schedule A

Based on IRS records as of the dates shown. IRS data can lag by months and Form 990 data by one to two years. Confirm with the organization and a tax advisor before giving.

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887704 · 2.1 · At a glance

2.1 · At a glance

Revenue $639,152. Expenses $259,322. Net assets $2,866,730. Potential flags 3.

Twelve key numbers, reader fields, report status

Exhibit 13 · Key numbersFY2025 unless stated

Size

Revenue

$639,152

Expenses

$259,322

Net assets

$2,866,730

Health

Surplus margin

59%

Months of cash

19.0

Plus investments

94.1

Liabilities to assets

0.00

Use of funds

Program share

63%

Cost to raise $1

$0.02

Governance

Voting board

Independent

Potential flags

3 (2 raise)

Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Parts I, VI, VIII, IX, X; Quadrant analysis

Exhibit 14 · By readerThe fields each reader asks for first, and where they sit

Reader	Fields	Pages
Deciding whether to donate	Charity status: 501(c)(3), listed in IRS Pub. 78 · Reserves 11.1 years	1.2, 1.3, 3.2
Nonprofit board member	Published tests met 8 of 13 · Controls absent 2 of 8	2.3, 5.1, 6.3
Advisor, attorney, trust officer	Legal name: Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-0848877 · Charity status: 501(c)(3), listed in IRS Pub. 78	1.2, 4.1, 4.2

Exhibit 15 · Report status

Data as ofFY2025 return

Published tests8 of 13 met

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887705 · 2.2 · Potential red flags

2.2 · Potential red flags

3 potential flags: 2 to raise, 1 to note.

Flags by level, with form line, and items checked and clear

Exhibit 16 · Potential flag registerEach flag is a filed fact with its form line

Level	Filed fact	Source
Raise	No documented process to set the top executive's pay.	Part VI, 15a
Raise	Family or business ties among officers and directors.	Part VI, 2
Note	Net assets equal 11.1 years of spending; two evaluators set a 3-year ceiling.	Part X, 32; Part IX, 25A

Note: A flag is a question to raise, not a finding of wrongdoing. Levels: Raise = control or oversight item; Note = item to understand. Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025; Quadrant analysis

Exhibit 17 · Not flaggedItems checked with nothing reported

Check	Answer on the return	Source
Significant diversion of assets	Not on the return	Part VI, 5
Excess benefit transactions	Not on the return	Part IV, 25a, 25b
Loans to or from insiders	Not on the return	Part IV, 26; Part X, 5, 22
Business dealings with insiders	Not on the return	Part IV, 28a to 28c
Family or business ties among insiders	Reported	Part VI, 2

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887706 · 2.3 · Top five improvements

2.3 · Top five improvements

Three changes would put 2 more research-backed controls in place (5 to 7 of 8). The published-test count stays at 8 of 13.

Ranked by the number of published standards each would satisfy

Exhibit 18 · Top five improvementsRanked by the number of published standards each would satisfy

#	Improvement	Record shows	Standard met	Effort	Source
1	Document how the top executive's pay is set	Answered No	Charity Navigator	Process change	Part VI, 15a
2	End business ties among insiders	Answered Yes	Charity Navigator	Board decision	Part VI, 2
3	Set a written reserve and investment policy	$2,866,730 in net assets; 11.1 years of spending	BBB and CharityWatch 3-year reserve ceiling	Board policy	Part X, 32

Note: Each item restates a filed answer. Whether to act is the board's decision. Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Parts VI, X, XII; each standard's published method

Exhibit 19 · Result if all five are done

Measure	Now	After
Published tests met	8 of 13	8 of 13
Research-backed controls present	5 of 8	7 of 8
Potential flags to raise	2	0

Note: After assumes each answer in the improvements above is changed on the return. A flag that rests on one of those answers falls away, so the flags to raise can drop to zero. Source: the potential flag register

Exhibit 20 · Already in place

Conflict-of-interest policyYes

Whistleblower policyYes

Document-retention policyYes

Independent majority of the boardYes

At least three voting board membersYes

Source: Part VI, lines 1b, 2, 12a, 13, 14, 15a; Part XII, 2

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887707 · 3.1 · Revenue quality

3.1 · Revenue quality

Gifts of $518,589 covered expenses of $259,322.

Operating bridge, revenue by source and concentration, FY2025

Exhibit 21 · Operating bridge, FY2025From gifts to reported surplus, thousands of US dollars

Note: Gifts covered 200% of spending. Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Part I, lines 8, 10, 18, 19; Quadrant analysis

Exhibit 22 · Revenue by sourceUS dollars; donor norm context from published surveys

Source	FY2024	FY2025	Share
Contributions, individuals and companies	$257,285	$518,589	81%
Program service revenue	$6,409	$6,800	1%
Investment income	$44,150	$36,455	6%
Other revenue	$31,032	$77,308	12%
Total	$338,876	$639,152	100%

Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Part VIII, lines 1e, 1f, 2g, 3, 12

Exhibit 23 · Concentration and support

Largest revenue lineContributions, 81% of total

Public support share75%

Revenue lines used4 of 5

Source: Part VIII; Schedule A, Part II; Part IV, line 18

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887708 · 3.2 · Use of funds and outputs

3.2 · Use of funds and outputs

Total expenses $259,322.

Expenses by line, program share against donor norms, who they serve

Exhibit 24 · Use of fundsUS dollars

Line	FY2024	FY2025	Change	Share
Total expenses	$232,661	$259,322	+11.5%	100%

Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Part I, lines 13 to 18; Part IX

Exhibit 25 · Program share against donor normsFY2025

Measure	This organization	Reference	Source
Program share of expenses	63%	80/20 most preferred; 68.7% average acceptable	Give.org Donor Trust Report 2024, n = 3,100
Management and general	33%	Research treats very low administrative spending as a fragility signal	Vulnerability research
Fundraising	2%	BBB maximum 35% of related contributions	BBB standard 9

Exhibit 26 · Who they serve and what they deliveredFrom Part III as filed; the word impact is not used

Program 4a expenses$162,223

Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Part III, lines 1 to 4e; Schedule I; Schedule O

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887709 · 3.3 · Financial health

3.3 · Financial health

19.0 months of cash (94.1 with investments). 59% surplus margin. 0 of 4 distress tests triggered.

Five-year trend, distress tests and credit-style measures

Exhibit 27 · Five-year trendRevenue and expenses, thousands of US dollars

Note: Earlier years load from prior filings. Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Part I, lines 12, 18

Exhibit 28 · Five-year panelUS dollars

Line	FY2021	FY2022	FY2023	FY2024	FY2025
Surplus	$7,624	$147,027	$125,820	$106,215	$379,830
Net assets	$2,091,729	$2,063,905	$2,297,096	$2,447,214	$2,866,730

Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Part I, lines 19, 22; prior filings for this EIN

Exhibit 29 · Distress testsA one-year drop of 25% or more

Measure	One-year change	Threshold	Result
Net assets	+17.1%	−25%	Not triggered
Total revenue	+88.6%	−25%	Not triggered
Program spending	+28.3%	−25%	Not triggered
Net assets below zero	No	Below $0	Not triggered

Source: Part I, lines 12, 22; Part IX, line 25B; test from published vulnerability research

Exhibit 30 · Credit-style measuresAgainst the published band for the lowest investment grade

Measure	This organization	Published band	Position
Operating margin	59%	5% to 10%	Above band
Days cash on hand	577	90 to 200	Above band
Debt to revenue	0.0x	0.5x to 1.0x	Below band

Note: Bands from a 2019 rating method; shown for reference. This is not a credit rating. Source: Part I; Part X; Quadrant analysis

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887710 · 4.1 · Balance sheet and endowment

4.1 · Balance sheet and endowment

Cash and savings are 14% of $2,874,942 in assets.

Assets, liabilities, endowment and asset mix

Exhibit 31 · Balance sheetUS dollars

Line	Start of year	End of year
Savings and temporary cash investments	$65,257	$246,985
Cash, non-interest-bearing	$152,706	$163,101
Publicly traded securities	$1,467,120	$1,623,767
Other securities and program-related investments	$0	$0
Total liabilities	$4,929	$8,212
Net assets	$2,447,214	$2,866,730

Note: Net assets are not split by donor restriction on this return. Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Part X, lines 1, 2, 10c, 11 to 13, 26, 32

Exhibit 33 · Reserve runwayNet assets ÷ total expenses, years; scale 16

At FY2025 spending

11.1 years

At FY2024 spending

12.3 years

Source: Part X, 32; Part IX, 25; Quadrant analysis

Exhibit 34 · Asset mixShare of total assets

Class	Amount	Share
Cash and savings	$410,086	14%
Publicly traded securities	$1,623,767	56%
Other investments	$0	0%

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887711 · 4.2 · Investment cost

4.2 · Investment cost

Investment management cost: 0.590% of assets.

Manager cost as a share of assets, all-in cost, vendors

Investment management cost

What the organization pays to have its money managed, as a share of what it manages. Investment management fees ($9,581) divided by investable assets ($1,623,767).

Part IX, line 11f; Part X, lines 1 to 13; Quadrant analysis

0.590%

Exhibit 35 · Cost of managing the moneyFY2025, US dollars

Item	Amount	Basis points of investable assets	Source
Investment management fees	$9,581	59	Part IX, 11f
All-in cost	$9,581	59	Part IX, 11f
Investment income earned	$36,455	Not on the return	Part VIII, line 3

Note: Yield uses average total assets for the year. Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025; Quadrant analysis

Exhibit 36 · Vendors and outside servicesWho the organization pays

Vendor	Service	Amount	Source
Investment management	Fees (Part IX, 11f)	$9,581	Part IX, 11f
Legal, accounting, lobbying	Not on the return	accounting $32,884	Part IX, 11b to 11d

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887712 · 4.3 · Investment measures

4.3 · Investment measures

56% of assets invested.

Investment share, cost and yield from the filed return

Exhibit 38 · Investment measures

Measure	This organization	Peer median	Percentile
Share of assets invested	56%	Not in peer data yet	Not in peer data yet
Investment management cost	0.590%	Not in peer data yet	Not in peer data yet
Manager fees to total assets	0.333%	0.000%	88th
Fee rate, basis points	59	Not in peer data yet	Not in peer data yet

Cohort: 100K–1M public safety & disaster orgs in WA (12 filers). Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025; Quadrant analysis of IRS Form 990 e-file data

Exhibit 39 · Investments and feesLatest return, with each figure's source line

Investment assets	$1,623,767	Form 990, Part X, lines 11 and 12 (year end)
Publicly traded securities	$1,623,767	Form 990, Part X, line 11
Investment management fees	$9,581	Form 990, Part IX, line 11f, col. A
Fee as a share of investment assets	0.590%	Fee ÷ investment assets
Total assets	$2,874,942	Form 990, Part X, line 16
Total expenses	$259,322	Form 990, Part IX, line 25
Change in pool, 1 year	+10.7%	Pool vs the filing 1 year back
Change in pool, 3 years	+27.3%	Pool vs the filing 3 years back
Lead officer	Michael Loney	from 990, FY2025
Title	President	from 990, FY2025
Fiscal year	FY2025	Tax year of the return
NTEE and sector	M230 · Public Safety	IRS exempt organization record
Organization kind	Public charity	Form 990 return type

Year	Investment assets	Management fees
FY2025	$1,623,767	$9,581
FY2024	$1,467,120	$9,197
FY2023	$1,395,764	$8,169
FY2022	$1,275,847	$8,189
FY2021	$1,441,524	$7,114

A fee the return does not report is shown as not reported, never as $0. IRS e-file of this return

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887713 · 5.1 · Governance scorecard

5.1 · Governance scorecard

Board 20 of 20 independent. 5 of 8 controls present, 2 absent.

Controls against national baselines, and legal tests

Exhibit 40 · Board practice scorecardControls from the return and national baselines where published

Control	Answer	Baseline	Status	Source
Conflict-of-interest policy	Yes	Not on the return	Present	Part VI, 12a
Whistleblower policy	Yes	Not on the return	Present	Part VI, 13
Document-retention policy	Yes	Not on the return	Present	Part VI, 14
CEO pay process	No	Not on the return	Absent	Part VI, 15a
Audited financial statements	Not reported	Expected above $2M; review at $500K to $2M	Not reported	Part XII, 2
Independent majority of the board	20 of 20	Not on the return	Present	Part VI, 1a, 1b
At least three voting board members	20	Not on the return	Present	Part VI, 1a
No business ties among insiders	Ties reported	Not on the return	Absent	Part VI, 2
Term limits	Not reported	54% of boards nationally	Not reported	Leading with Intent 2021, n = 820

Note: All answers are self-reported by the organization. Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Parts VI, XII; BoardSource Leading with Intent 2021

Exhibit 41 · Legal testsCheckable from the filing and IRS records

Rule	Record shows	Source
Annual return	FY2025 on file	Signature block

Source: An indicator states what the record shows. It is not a legal conclusion.

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887714 · 5.2 · Pay and key people

5.2 · Pay and key people

23 people listed, top 12 by pay shown, 0 of them paid.

Officers, pay and public professional presence

Exhibit 42 · OfficersPay as reported, US dollars

Name	Title	Pay
Al Kimbell	Trustee	$0
Audrey Lembke	Trustee	$0
Bill Buck	Trustee	$0
Debra Moore	Secretary	$0
Dietrich Biemiller	Trustee	$0
Eric Lembke	Trustee (until 01/2025)	$0
Heidi McKeon	Trustee (until 01/2025)	$0
Joe Carlson	Trustee	$0
John McKeon	Trustee (until 01/2025)	$0
Lucas Kutsick	Trustee	$0
Mackenzie Brosnahan	Trustee	$0
Mark Prodhon	Trustee	$0

Note: People listed top 12 of 23 by pay. Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Part VII, Section A; Quadrant filings index

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887715 · 5.3 · Headcount, tenure and capacity

5.3 · Headcount, tenure and capacity

0 employees, 20 directors. Revenue per director $31,958. Longest-serving officer listed at least 6 years.

Headcount by source, leadership tenure, capacity per head

Exhibit 45 · HeadcountAs counted on the return

Source	Count	Year	Note
Form 990, employees (W-2)	0	FY2025	Part V, line 2a
Form 990, volunteers	392	FY2025	Part I, line 6

Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025

Exhibit 46 · Leadership tenure and turnoverOfficers and directors across filings

Measure	Value	Source
Officers first seen this year (against FY2024)	3: Mackenzie Brosnahan, Sam Gregarek, Shelsea Eney	Part VII, FY2020 to FY2025
Officers no longer listed (against FY2024)	2: Cody Angermeier, Oliver Smith	Part VII, FY2020 to FY2025
Longest-serving current officer	Al Kimbell, at least 6 years	Part VII, FY2020 to FY2025
Median years listed, current officers	3 years	Part VII, FY2020 to FY2025
Board size	20	Part VI, 1a

Current officer	Years listed
Al Kimbell	at least 6 years
Heidi McKeon	at least 6 years
Joe Carlson	at least 6 years
Mark Prodhon	at least 6 years
Micah Nehring	at least 6 years
Michael Loney	at least 6 years
Peter Teske	at least 6 years
Robert Brady	at least 6 years

Note: Years count the filings on file in a row that list the person; a run that reaches the oldest filing on file reads at least. Source: 6 filings on file, Part VII

Exhibit 47 · Capacity per headPer head

Measure	This organization
Employees	0
Revenue per employee	n/a
Revenue per board member	$31,958

Note: With zero employees, per-employee measures show n/a. Source: Part I; Part V, 2a; Part VI, 1a; Part IX, 5 to 10; Quadrant analysis

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887716 · 6.1 · Your figures

6.1 · Your figures

4 measures placed against a named peer cohort.

This organization's measures, peer medians and percentiles

Exhibit 49 · This organization's measures against its peersFY2025

Measure	This organization	Peer median	Percentile
Total revenue	$639,152	$305,398	99th
Revenue growth	+88.6%	+35.5%	99th
Surplus margin	59%	11%	99th
Months of cash	19.0	Not in peer data yet	Not in peer data yet
Years of reserves	11.1	1.5	99th

Cohort: 100K–1M public safety & disaster orgs (NTEE M2*) in WA (21 filers). Percentile: the share of the cohort at or below this figure, read from the cohort's quartiles. Source: IRS Form 990 e-file data; Quadrant analysis

Exhibit 50 · Position in the cohortWhere this organization sits on each measure; higher is not better or worse

Measure	Percentile	Quarter of the cohort
Total revenue	99th	Top quarter
Revenue growth	99th	Top quarter
Surplus margin	99th	Top quarter
Years of reserves	99th	Top quarter

Cohort: 100K–1M public safety & disaster orgs (NTEE M2*) in WA (21 filers)

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887717 · 6.2 · Funders, grantees and interlocks

6.2 · Funders, grantees and interlocks

Money out not on the return. 2 funders named in other filers' records.

Money in by funder type, money out by recipient, shared funders and interlocks

Exhibit 51 · Money in, by funder typeFY2025

Funder type	Amount	Share
Contributions and grants	$518,589	81%
Investment income	$36,455	6%

Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Part VIII; Schedule I and 990-PF grant lists of other filers

Exhibit 53 · Shared funders and board interlocksWho else is involved

Link	Organization	Through	Year
Shared funder	Bainbridge Community Foundation	Grant to this organization	2025
Shared funder	The Blackbaud Giving Fund	Grant to this organization	2025

Note: Interlocks are professional-capacity facts from filings only. Source: Schedule I and 990-PF grant lists; Part VII across all filers

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887718 · 6.3 · Evaluator crosswalk

6.3 · Evaluator crosswalk

Meets 8 of 13 published tests across six standards. 5 outside, 0 not testable from this return. 3 more not run, named under Exhibit 54.

Six published standards, FY2025 figures

Exhibit 54 · Published testsThis organization against each named threshold

Measure	This organization	Standard	Threshold	Result
Program share of expenses	63%	Better Business Bureau	65% or more	Outside
Program share of expenses	63%	Charity Navigator	70% or more, small organizations	Outside
Program share of expenses	63%	CharityWatch	90% to 100% for A+	Outside
Cost to raise $1	$0.02	Better Business Bureau	$0.35 or less	Meets
Cost to raise $1	$0.02	Charity Navigator	$0.20 or less	Meets
Liabilities to assets	0.00	Charity Navigator	0.30 or less	Meets
Net assets	$2,866,730	Nonprofit Finance Fund	Above $0	Meets
Net assets to total assets	99%	IFF	50% or more	Meets
Months of cash	19.0	IFF	3 or more	Meets
Months of cash	19.0	Nonprofit Finance Fund	6 ideal; under 1 at risk	Meets
Deficit as share of expenses	None, surplus 146%	Skoll	Flag at 20% or more	Meets
Years of reserves	11.1	Better Business Bureau	3 or fewer	Outside
Years of reserves	11.1	CharityWatch	Under 3; lowest grade at 5	Outside

Note: Single-year figures as filed. Some standards use three-year averages or audited statements, and some Charity Navigator tests apply only above $2M revenue. Not run, no input on this return: Top funder concentration (Skoll); Outside accountant (Better Business Bureau); Outside accountant (Charity Navigator). Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, Parts VIII, IX, X, XII; each standard's published method; Quadrant analysis

Exhibit 55 · Tally by standard

Standard	Tests	Meets	Outside
Better Business Bureau	3	1	2
Charity Navigator	3	2	1
CharityWatch	2	0	2
Nonprofit Finance Fund	2	2	0
IFF	2	2	0
Skoll	1	1	0
All	13	8	5

Source: Exhibit 54, counted by standard; Quadrant analysis

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887719 · 7.1 · Public records and change log

7.1 · Public records and change log

3 public records matched by EIN, 6 filing years on file, 5 with changes.

Sources, match key, result and confidence; year-over-year changes

Exhibit 56 · Record checksOne row per source checked

Source	Matched on	Matched name	Result	Confidence
IRS exempt organization master file	EIN	Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC	Found	Exact (EIN)
IRS automatic revocation list	EIN	Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC	Not on the list	Exact (EIN)
IRS deductibility list	EIN	Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC	Found	Exact (EIN)

Source: Each agency's public data file, matched by EIN

Exhibit 57 · Change logYear-over-year changes in the filings

Item	FY2025	FY2024	FY2023	FY2022
Officers listed	23	22	22	21
Officers joined	3	8	6	2
Officers left	2	8	5	2
Board size	20	20	21	19
Total revenue	$639,152	$338,876	$356,729	$374,243
Net assets	$2,866,730	$2,447,214	$2,297,096	$2,063,905
Filing type	Form 990	Form 990	Form 990	Form 990

Year	What changed against the filing before
FY2025	Joined: Mackenzie Brosnahan, Sam Gregarek, Shelsea Eney; Left: Cody Angermeier, Oliver Smith; Revenue up 89%
FY2024	Joined: Audrey Lembke, Cody Angermeier, John McKeon and 5 more; Left: Adam Hiatt, Amy Spromberg, Dan Lobovitch and 5 more; Board 21 to 20
FY2023	Joined: Amy Spromberg, Bill Buck, Debra Moore and 3 more; Left: Katherine Jordan, Larry Warner, Mackenzie Brosnahan and 2 more; Board 19 to 21
FY2022	Joined: Adam Hiatt, Parker Dalziel; Left: Edwin Prada, Parker Lembke; Board 21 to 19; Revenue up 46%
FY2021	Joined: Dan Labovitch, Edwin Prada, Eric Lembke and 1 more; Left: Adam Hiatt, Brandon Brown, Carol Cooper and 2 more

Note: Officers match by name across Part VII lists; revenue and net assets show as a change at 25% or more. Source: 6 filings for this EIN; Part I, Part VI 1a and 12, Part VII

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887720 · 7.2 · Website

7.2 · Website

Website on the return: scvsar.org.

The website the return names

Exhibit 58 · Site and searchAs reported and as last checked

Check	This site
URL	scvsar.org
Secure (https)	Yes, checked 2026-10-25

Source: IRS Form 990, FY2025, header, line J; our last visit to the site

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Quadrant · Snohomish County Volunteer Search & Rescue Unit INC · EIN 91-084887721 · 7.3 · Questions, scope and methods

7.3 · Questions, scope and methods

2 questions the record cannot answer. 6 filings on file. 1 of 1 data checks passed.

Questions to ask, scope, data checks and sources

Exhibit 61 · Questions for the organizationEach tied to a gap in the public record

#	Question	Why the record cannot answer
1	Who gives, and how much comes through payroll giving or the employer?	Donor names are not public
2	Is there a written reserve or investment policy for the $2,866,730?	Policies are not filed

Exhibit 62 · Scope

Records reviewedIRS Form 990, FY2025, IRS e-file

Years coveredFY2024, FY2025

Data as ofFY2025 return

Review typeAutomated. Not an audit.

Analyst reviewNone

Corrections[email protected]

Exhibit 63 · Not performed

Audit of statementsNot performed

Proof of cashNeeds bank records

Management interviewNot held

Minutes, contracts, insuranceNot public

Exhibit 64 · Data checks and sources

Check	Values	Result
Balance sheet balances	$2,874,942 = $8,212 + $2,866,730	Pass

Sources: IRS Form 990 e-file (used); prior returns, all filers for pay, IRS master file and lists, federal audits and awards, sanctions and courts, website and news (not yet used). Ratios computed by Quadrant from filed figures. Not legal, tax or investment advice.

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