Summary: Cook County Health Foundation’s finances show overall growth and resilience. From 2013 to 2024 assets rose from about $349k to $1.90M and revenue reached $1.97M in 2024. After a year (2023) where expenses exceeded revenue, the foundation rebounded in 2024 with revenue outpacing expenses, producing a modest surplus. Liabilities have remained relatively small versus assets, often well under six figures and reported as zero in 2024, indicating strong balance-sheet capacity. While expenses have varied year-to-year, the organization’s healthy asset base and improving revenue trend suggest stability and reliable capacity to support its mission; monitoring revenue growth and expense variability will help sustain this positive trajectory.