Financials

Bethesda House Revenue Sources & Use of Funds

Bethesda House of Schenectady, Inc. relies on a combination of government funding, fee-for-service revenue, charitable contributions, fundraising, and other revenue sources to support its programs and services.

For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2026, 93.60% of revenue came from federal, state, and local government sources and fee-for-service programming. Public and private contributions accounted for 6.40%.

Charitable contributions and fundraising play a vital role in helping Bethesda House meet community needs that extend beyond the scope of government-funded programs. These dollars provide flexible support for essential services that help individuals experiencing homelessness and economic hardship address immediate needs, access supportive services, and work toward greater stability and independence.

Contributions and fundraising help support our food pantries, daily meals, hygiene kits, case management, social work, and Drop-In Center services. Every contribution helps Bethesda House provide essential resources, compassionate support, and opportunities for a more stable future for the individuals and families we serve.