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Annual Reports

Facing History & Ourselves is committed to accountability and transparency. Our most recent annual reports are available below.  

In addition to offering a snapshot of Facing History’s accomplishments over the course of a year, each annual report also shines a spotlight on the many supporters that make our work with teachers and students possible.

Annual Reports

Independent Charitable Evaluations

Independent evaluators give Facing History & Ourselves outstanding ratings for financial health and transparency. See our GuideStar profile.

Gift Acceptance Policy

Facing History & Ourselves uses lessons of history to challenge teachers and their students to stand up to bigotry and hate. Partnership with current and new donors allows us to continue this vital work. We are incredibly grateful for the gifts and grants from our generous patrons. Contributions without limitations are accepted from individuals, corporations, organizations, government agencies, and other entities. Acceptance of any gift or grant is solely at the discretion of Facing History. Donations from a source inconsistent with our beliefs, values, and mission will be declined.

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