Mission
The American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences (AAFCS) is a professional association founded in 1909, representing members from various practice settings in family and consumer sciences. AAFCS aims to improve the well-being and quality of life of individuals, families, and communities through education, research, and advocacy.
Basic Information
Tax-Exempt
Founded in
1909
EIN
53-0025870
Total Assets
$8.876 million
UN Sustainable Development Goals Supported
This organization contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. See the SDG page for more information.
Showing 3 of 3 goals
At a Glance
Awards and Grants
AAFCS recognizes significant achievements in FCS and supports research and program development through awards and grants.
Diversity & Inclusion Commitment
AAFCS champions diversity, equity, inclusion, and social justice to enhance well-being for all.
Annual Conference
Join us for the AAFCS Annual Conference to connect and grow with other FCS professionals.
Impact Stats
1909
Year Established
Pioneered Research on Consumer Goods
Developed specifications for consumer goods and more descriptive labeling on textiles.
Millions of Children Served
Impact
National School Lunch Act Advocacy
Advocated for the National School Lunch Act, ensuring nutritious meals for children.
Numerous
Programs Established
Establishment of Home Economics Programs
Assisted in establishing home economics programs in colleges and universities.
Past Events
AAFCS Annual Conference 2023
2023-06-01
Annual conference focusing on professional development for FCS educators.
Virtual Webinar Series
2023-05-15
Professional development webinars on current topics in FCS.
Upcoming Events
2025 AAFCS Annual Conference
2025-06-01
Join us in Kansas City for our next Annual Conference.
Learn MoreOur Programs
Professional Certifications
Offer various professional certifications for individuals in FCS fields.
Learn MoreMIP Score (Beta)
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Overall Score
71
64
/100
Program Expense Ratio
66.28%
6
/20
Program Revenue Growth
38.69%
18
/20
Leverage Ratio
0.03803
20
/20
Working Capital Ratio
6.189
18
/20
Fundraising Efficiency
0
2
/20
Latest Filing Data: Form 990
Fiscal Year:2022
Source:Source: Self-reported by organization
Financial Details
Revenue
| Category | Amount | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Contributions, Gifts, and Grants | 641.6K | 34.29% |
| Program Services | 953.6K | 50.97% |
| Investment Income | 250.2K | 13.37% |
| Sales of Non-Inventory Assets | -96.76K | -5.17% |
| Other Notable Sources | 88.16K | 4.71% |
| Total Revenue | 1.871M | 100.00% |
