Steady State
Steady State
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Steady State

What does this mean?

No extreme longitudinal divergence detected. The organization is maintaining its current operational philosophy.

The Path Forward

The Stewardship

Focuses on long-term sustainability and gentle cultivation of existing resources rather than forced expansion. It honors the organization's established role as a reliable anchor.

The Stewardship
The Stewardship
Institutional Health Scores
5-yr trend: Steady State
Overall
38
Score
Governance
42
Score
Financial
55
Score
Program
5
Score

Institutional Epochs

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Steady State

Historical Performance

Year Revenue Top Comp Comp % Rev Score Phase Label Outlook Details
2021 40.3% 38 Fragile Gov Risk
2019 55 Fragile Decline Risk
2018 59 Fragile Stable Watch
2017 59 Fragile Stable Watch
2016 59 Fragile Recovery
2015 45 Fragile Stable Watch

Officer compensation history

Tax year 2022

Name Title Phone Email Compensation
Leslie OHashi Board President 40.3% of Rev
Craig Grenvik Board Member
Kathryn Cotton Board Member
Shawn Casey Board Member
Shelly Spratkies Board Member
Nancy Sargent Board Member
Don Day Board Member
Jeff Tish Board Member
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Score breakdown

Score breakdown

Financial resilience
55 / 100
weight 40%
Governance risk
42 / 100
weight 40%
Program scale
5 / 100
weight 20%
Overall
38 / 100
Priority Review

The three components combine into a single 0–100 score weighted as shown. Full methodology →

Peer comparison

Compared to 14 other orgs in WY with NTEE prefix A6.

Most-divergent component: program score sits 27 points below the peer median (5 vs. 32).

5-year trend: Steady State

No extreme longitudinal divergence detected. The organization is maintaining its current operational philosophy.

Overall score has gone from 59 → 38 over 5 years (declining by 21 points). A multi-year directional move of this magnitude is a signal worth investigating.

What's driving this score

What would change this score

The two changes that would most improve this score:

  1. Reduce top-officer compensation from 40.3% to under 22% of revenue — would move governance score by ~37 points.
  2. Separate signing authority from fundraising authority when both are held by one person — removes the concentration penalty (~12 points).

Improving governance is a board decision. These are the levers.