b'FINANCIALS2022 was a year of growth, challenge and change incircle of alumni, family, and community members, we many ways. Staffing shortages and impacts of climateare able to offer more scholarship support than ever change on weather continued to pose challenges tobefore. This success coupled with high enrollment on running programs. We still served nearly as manyour fee-based programs and continued Covid-related students as we were pre-pandemic and grew both ourgovernment tax refunding - we ended the year with a Ropes Course programs and overnights in Joshua Tree.surplus and five months of unrestricted cash on hand. It was a remarkable year for our advancement efforts,This set us up for a solid start to 2023.raising over $2.18 million. Thanks to an amazing CONTRIBUTED REVENUE EARNED REVENUEPROGRAM ADMINISTRATION$2,340,032 $1,946,825$3,154,136 $505,055EMPLOYEE RETENTION OTHER INCOMEFUNDRAISINGCREDIT $ 80,391 $681,061$221,161 Revenue Expenses$ 4,588,408 $4,340,252'