Year-End Summary 2025-2026

Year-End Summary – 2025-2026

Step 1 of 4 – Chapter Information & Notifications

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2025–2026 Year-End Summary Report

Thank you for completing the Year-End Summary (YES Report).

Your input helps us better understand the work happening across our chapters, identify emerging trends, and shape national strategies that reflect the realities of the communities we serve.

This information will also be used to create a comprehensive Impact Report from National Assistance League that highlights our collective accomplishments, showcases the meaningful difference our volunteers are making, and provides valuable data chapters can use for local advocacy, fundraising, and community outreach.

Due Date:
AUGUST 31, 2026

We appreciate your time and participation.

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Chapter Basic Information & Notifications

1. Assistance League of:(Required)

2. Submitter Name:(Required)

3. Email Address:(Required)

Please provide your email address here to receive a copy of your chapter’s Year-End Summary.

3B. Additional Email (Optional):

If you want someone else to receive a copy of the Year-End Summary, enter that additional email here.

4. Chapter Fiscal Year-End:(Required)

5. Has your Assistance League’s address on file changed in the last year?(Required)

Yes

5B: Please enter your updated address:

Street Address

Address Line 2

City

State

ZIP Code

PROGRAMS

Note: When questions refer to your chapter, please include all Adult Auxiliaries and Assisteens if applicable.

We ask that you separate data into School-Aged Youth Programs and Community Service Programs because funders often focus on one area or the other. This ensures we are prepared to report accurate data for either or both focus areas.

For this section, please consolidate the work of all chapter and auxiliary groups, including activities completed by any auxiliaries. If you have questions, please feel free to reach out for clarification.

PLEASE NOTE:

For the following questions, we are seeking your best estimates, reflecting your chapter’s informed judgment even if exact data is not available. Responses should be reasonable and unbiased approximations based on available information, without intentional overstatement or understatement.

If your chapter does not offer this service, or if you are unable to provide a reasonable estimate because the activity is not tracked, please enter “0” in the fields below.

School-Age Youth Programs

For this next section, we’ll focus on school-age youth programs.

These programs typically serve populations within traditional school-age ranges.

Please consider the following definitions for school-age youth when responding to the questions below:

Traditional school-age children and teenagers and/or older youth in college or advanced educational programs

School-Aged Youth Programs – # of individuals served and dollars spent

11. Essential Needs and Supplies(Required)

Example: Backpacks, Clothing/Shoes, Hygiene, etc.

12. Mentoring(Required)

Example: Dedicated one-on-one time with individuals under the age of 24.

13. Scholarships(Required)

14. Health & Hunger(Required)

Example: Food, Dental, Vision, etc.

15. Learning and Literacy, Tutoring(Required)

Examples: Learning, Literacy (reading), Drama, Art, etc.

16. Approximately how much money did your chapter and auxiliaries spend in the above school-age youth programs over the last fiscal year?(Required)

Optional: If you have any other programs for this age group not listed above, describe it here with number of people served.

Community Service Programs

For this next section, we’ll focus on community service programs. These programs typically serve populations outside of traditional school settings.

Community Service Programs

17. Emergency and Wellness Kits(Required)

Example: Assault Survivor Kits, Hygiene Kits, Homelessness, etc.

18. Child and Family Services(Required)

Example: Foster Care, Adopt a Family, Infant Support, Pregnancy, etc.

19. Comfort Care(Required)

Examples: Blankets for Babies, Bears, Holiday/Christmas, Music, etc.

20. Senior Services(Required)

Example: Nursing Home, Adult Day Care, etc.

21. Outreach and Intervention(Required)

Example: Addiction, Rehab, Work Experience, Starting Over Support

22. Other Community Service Programs(Required)

23. Approximately how much money did your chapter and auxiliaries spend in the above community service programs over the last fiscal year?(Required)

Summary Totals

Total Served (calculated): School-Aged Youth Programs

This is a sum of all your entries for school-aged youth programs.

Total Served (calculated): Community Service Programs

This is a sum of all your entries for community services programs.

Total Served (calculated): All

This is a sum of all individuals served in your chapter for the 2025-2026 year.

If this doesn’t look correct, review your entries above.

Mission Moment

24. In 500 words or less, what do you consider to be the biggest mission moment of the year?(Required)

Please highlight a significant event, experience, or achievement that reflects your organization’s core mission.

Volunteer Hours

In the spaces below, please provide numeric values only. Do not enter any text. Enter “0” if not tracked or not applicable.

Question 25 asks for the total number of volunteer hours that your chapter members, adult auxiliary members and community volunteers reported for the last fiscal year, whether the hours were administrative, fundraising, philanthropic or any other type.

For the next two questions, if you track hours by philanthropic program or can estimate them, we’d like to know the number of hours spent on school-aged youth programs (Q25a) and the number of hours spent on community service programs (Q25b).

The last question (Q26) in this section asks for total number of hours of any kind recorded by Assisteens, if applicable.

25. Total Adult Volunteer Hours for the Fiscal Year.(Required)

25a. Of that total how many volunteer hours were spent on school-aged youth programs?(Required)

Enter 0 if your chapter does not track volunteer hours this way.

25b. Of that total how many volunteer hours were spent on your community service programs?(Required)

Enter 0 if your chapter does not track volunteer hours this way.

26. Total Assisteens Volunteer Hours for the Fiscal Year.(Required)

Enter 0 if your chapter does not have Assisteens

Chapter Revenue Sources

The reason for collecting this information is to better direct National services to topics and resources that will benefit chapters.

In the spaces below, please provide numeric values only. Do not enter any text. Enter “0” if not tracked or not applicable.

Note: The total of the percent figures entered should equal 100% as calculated in the last box. You may need to adjust your numbers slightly to get them to add up to 100%.

27. Approximately what percentage of your chapter’s funding comes from each of the sources listed below?

Thrift Shop(Required)

Please enter a number from 0 to 100.

Events(Required)

Please enter a number from 0 to 100.

Annual Mailing/Donations(Required)

Please enter a number from 0 to 100.

Grants(Required)

Please enter a number from 0 to 100.

Corporate Sponsorship(Required)

Please enter a number from 0 to 100.

Dues(Required)

Please enter a number from 0 to 100.

Planned Giving(Required)

Please enter a number from 0 to 100.

Endowments or Investment Income(Required)

Please enter a number from 0 to 100.

Other

Please enter a number from 0 to 100.

Total Chapter Revenue Source

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Year-End Summary – 2025-2026

Step 1 of 4 – Chapter Information & Notifications

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