Financial Highlights

Message from Our Chief Operating
Officer and Treasurer

Pathways to Education is thrilled to report a year of financial growth, thanks to the generous ongoing support of our government funders and donors across the country. Their combined investment of more than $41 million in FY24 demonstrates their continued belief in the Pathways Program and its ability to equip youth living in low-income communities with the supports they need to achieve success.

Like many other non-profit organizations, we continued to weather a challenging donor landscape with overall charitable giving continuing to decline in 2023. Despite this hurdle, last year Pathways saw an increase in private donations compared to the previous fiscal year—a strong indication of donor confidence in our mission.

This support allowed us to continue to spend the majority of funds in areas directly helping the students we serve and strategically invested in priority areas that are necessary for program sustainability. Our goal this year was to increase enrolment at existing program locations, and we saw an increase in grants to Pathways Program Partners totalling up to $23.1 million, with an additional $1.6 million allocated to student scholarships. We also invested $3.4 million in program growth, expansion, and innovation—including the development of technology designed to streamline program delivery and create efficiencies for program staff in communities across the country. As a result of this strong financial stewardship, student enrolment numbers are at an all-time high.

We look forward to continuing this momentum through careful and strategic fiscal planning as we continue to support more young people living in low-income communities to build the foundation for a stronger future.

Pauline Yick
Chief Operating Officer
Pathways to Education Canada

Katherine Gibson
Treasurer, Board of Directors
Pathways to Education Canada

Summarized Financial Statements for the Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2024

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

2024

2023

ASSETS

Unrestricted cash and investments

5,205,991

3,258,193

Restricted cash and investments

13,666,197

19,763,096

Other Assets

2,963,086

3,000,836

21,835,274

26,022,125

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Current Liabilities

1,508,527

1,246,488

Deferred Contributions

3,866,198

9,963,097

Long-term deferred contributions

522,870

1,407,557

Deferred capital contributions

262,500

Net Assets

15,675,179

13,404,983

21,835,274

26,022,125

STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENSES

2024

2023

REVENUE

Government Funding

21,517,760

22,732,489

Donations and Grants

18,694,425

14,685,090

Investment Income

891,973

844,151

41,104,158

38,261,730

EXPENSES

Pathways to Education Program™ Delivery

23,854,457

21,423,209

Program Growth, Expansion, and Innovation

3,479,381

7,259,571

Student Scholarships and Post-Secondary Support

1,688,891

1,797,009

Program Development, Research, and Evaluation

2,971,165

1,628,777

31,993,894

32,108,566

Fundraising and Awareness

3,049,458

4,070,697

Operations and Administration *

3,790,610

2,082,467

38,833,962

38,261,730

Excess of revenue over expenses

2,270,196

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* The increase in Operations and Administration spending represents a recoding of expenses of transformative projects, which were previously allocated to Program Growth, Expansion, and Innovation.

The financial information in this summary is drawn from Pathways Canada's audited financial statements. Copies of detailed financial statements are available upon request or at pathwaystoeducation.ca/accountability.

Source of Funds

  • 54% - Government
  • 17% - Corporations
  • 25% - Foundations and agencies
  • 5% - Individuals

Expense by Activity

  • 61% - Pathways to Education Program™ delivery
  • 4% - Student scholarships and post-secondary support
  • 9% - Program growth, expansion, and innovation
  • 8% - Program development, research, and evaluation
  • 8% - Fundraising and awareness
  • 10% - Operations and administration

Pathways Program
Spending Breakdown

  • 86% - Academic, Social & One-on-One Supports
  • 9% - Short-Term Financial Supports
  • 5% - Scholarships and Post-Secondary Support