Uncategorized IRS Verified DX Registered 990 on File

YOUTH LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

EIN: 68-0184712 · SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94141-1107 · United States · FY 2023 Data

3 out of 5 58 / 100 Based on 2+ years of filings

Financial strength (30%) 85/100

Reliability (20%) 55/100

Effectiveness (25%) 88/100

Impact (25%) No data yet

Financial data: FY 2023 · Scored 9/13/2026

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Mission Statement

Youth Leadership Institute builds communities where young people and their adult allies come together to create positive community change that promotes social justice and racial equity.

Financial Overview — FY 2023

$9.5M

Total Revenue

$9.1M

Total Expenses

$4.6M

Net Assets

Employees

Revenue Sources

Expense Breakdown

Program Expense Ratio 81.6%

Fundraising Efficiency N/A

Operating Reserve 6.07x

Liability-to-Asset 26.9%

Revenue Diversification 80.1%

Executive Compensation $407K

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Financial History

Year	Revenue	Expenses	Net Assets	Program %	Staff
2023	$9.5M	$9.1M	$4.6M	81.6%	86
2022	$8.9M	$7.2M	$4.2M	79.2%	66
2021	$6.1M	$6.0M	N/A	—	64

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Organization Details

EIN: 68-0184712
State: CA
City: SAN FRANCISCO
ZIP: 94141-1107
Rating: 3★
Coverage: A
Last Updated: Aug 2026
IRS Ruling Year: 1991
Foundation Code: 15
Form 990: On File

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