Summary: Kiwanis - Southeast Volusia demonstrates steady financial health: revenues have varied year-to-year but recovered after 2021 (about $23k) to roughly $49k in 2023 and $41.7k in 2024, while expenses have generally been controlled and below revenues, producing regular surpluses. Assets have grown from about $20.6k in 2011 to $95.8k in 2024, and liabilities are modest or zero in recent years, resulting in a strong net asset position. Overall, the organization appears financially resilient with solid reserves, reliable expense management, and good capacity to support its programs and absorb short-term fluctuations.