Summary: Utah Valley Refugees’ finances show steady growth and increasing stability from 2016–2023: revenues rose from under $1,000 in 2016 to $711,936 in 2023, while assets grew from $45 to $702,448, giving the organization a strong reserve position. Expenses have generally tracked revenue, with occasional year-to-year variability (e.g., higher expenses than revenue in 2021), but liabilities remain negligible, indicating low debt risk. The large 2023 revenue and asset increase combined with modest reported expenses suggests strong fundraising or grant support and a reliable balance sheet. Continued monitoring of year-to-year swings will help sustain this positive momentum.