You may download our most recent Annual Report here:

Who We Served: Youth, ages 14-21:

• 87% live below the Federal poverty standard of $10,830/year
• 60% have a history of substance abuse
• 51% have prior involvement with the justice system
• 49% have dropped out of high school
• 42% have been homeless or lived in a shelter or transitional home
• 33% have been in foster care

What Impact We Made:

• 129 youth served in 2009
• 77 earned wages as interns in our job training programs
• 93% went on to new jobs or to higher education after job internships
• 69% made educational gains while in program
• 100% of youth with prior criminal backgrounds have not reoffended
• 89% of previously homeless youth maintained stable housing
• 5500 hours of case management were provided for youth interns
• 48 skill-building workshops were held at New Door
• 21 local businesses and nonprofits employed youth as Ally partner job sites
• 350 volunteers engaged in supporting programs
• 30,093 bicycles or accessories sold or repaired at Pedal Revolution
• 360,658 shirts, bags and other items printed or embroidered through Ashbury Images

Financial Accountability:

A key measure of the effectiveness of our financial accountability is the percentage of each dollar of revenue that goes directly to programs. In 2009, 88% of New Door's expenses benefited the people we serve. Only 12% of our expenditures were for administrative and fundraising activities.

Another test of financial stewardship is our annual financial audit. Each year, New Door Ventures engages an independent auditor to evaluate our financial practices. You may download a PDF copy of our recent audits by clicking on the link below:
2008 Audit (PDF)

You may also request a copy in writing by sending your request by mail to:
Audit Request, Finance Director
New Door Ventures
3075 21st Street
San Francisco, CA 94110