Mission
The Kilham Bear Center has been dedicated to the rehabilitation and successful release of injured, orphaned, and abandoned black bear cubs since 1993. Located in New Hampshire, the Center provides a safe environment that mimics the cubs' natural habitats, helping them develop crucial skills needed for survival in the wild. The center also fosters research on black bear behavior and educates the public about coexisting with black bears, contributing to conservation efforts at both local and global levels.
Basic Information
Tax-Exempt
Founded in
2018
EIN
82-3938421
Total Assets
$1.107 million
UN Sustainable Development Goals Supported
This organization contributes to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. See the SDG page for more information.
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At a Glance
The Importance of Black Bear Conservation
Learn about why conserving black bears is essential for maintaining ecological balance.
Wildlife Nation Feature
Wildlife Nation with Jeff Corwin visited the Kilham Bear Center to highlight bear rehabilitation efforts.
Ben Kilham's Lectures
Renowned expert Ben Kilham delivers lectures on the social behavior of black bears.
Impact Stats
40
Number of bears released
Bears Released Back to Wild
In the spring of 2021, the Center successfully released 40 yearling bears back into their natural habitat.
Multiple
Number of interns
Internship Opportunities
Provided hands-on learning experiences for interns from the University of New Hampshire in bear trapping and monitoring.
Numerous
Number of lectures given
Public Education Efforts
Conducted numerous lectures to educate school children and the public on black bear conservation.
Our Programs
Bear Rehabilitation
Provide care and rehabilitation for injured and orphaned black bear cubs to prepare them for release into the wild.
Impact Reports
MIP Score (Beta)
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Overall Score
55
44
/100
Program Expense Ratio
99.70%
20
/20
Program Revenue Growth
0.00%
2
/20
Leverage Ratio
0
2
/20
Working Capital Ratio
4.49
18
/20
Fundraising Efficiency
0
2
/20
Latest Filing Data: Form 990
Fiscal Year:2021
Source:Source: Self-reported by organization
Financial Details
Revenue
| Category | Amount | Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| Contributions, Gifts, and Grants | 595.6K | 99.94% |
| Program Services | 0 | 0.00% |
| Investment Income | 6 | 0.00% |
| Sales of Non-Inventory Assets | 0 | 0.00% |
| Other Notable Sources | 348 | 0.06% |
| Total Revenue | 596K | 100.00% |
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