Summary: Kiwanis - Southeast Volusia shows consistent financial stability: revenues have grown from mid‑2010s levels with notable peaks in 2016–2018 and steady increases again into 2022–2023, while assets have remained healthy (about $65–75K in recent years, rising to an $87K position in 2025). Expenses are generally controlled and usually below revenues, producing regular surpluses that build net assets. Liabilities are modest and often zero, supporting liquidity and resilience. The 2025 figures include an atypical accounting entry that reduces reported expenses, contributing to a strong projected net position; overall the organization demonstrates reliable fiscal performance and a solid balance sheet to support its activities.