Summary: Utah Valley Refugees' finances show steady growth and increasing stability from 2016–2023. Revenue rose from under $1,000 in 2016 to $711,936 in 2023, with assets growing in parallel to $702,448, indicating a strong reserve position. Expenses increased as programs expanded, peaking in 2021 when spending modestly exceeded revenue as the organization invested in services, followed by efficient expense management in 2023. Liabilities are minimal across years. Overall, the pattern reflects improving financial health, reliable revenue growth, and strong asset accumulation that support sustained operations and future programming.