Summary: Utah Valley Refugees shows steady financial growth and growing stability from 2016–2023. Revenue rose markedly—from under $1,000 in 2016 to $711,936 in 2023—while assets grew to $702,448 and liabilities remained minimal or zero, indicating low debt. Expenses have varied year to year, including a higher-spending year in 2021, but the strong asset base and low liabilities provide a healthy cushion and flexibility. Overall the organization appears financially stable, reliable, and well-positioned to support and expand its programs.