Financials

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Funding Real Impact

As a donor, it’s important to feel your donation is used effectively. That’s important to us, too. That’s why we work hard to provide the best impact, accountability, and transparency—and we receive the highest nonprofit ratings to prove it.

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Last year, we made a big impact together…

In 2025, we raised:

$614,263 through special events
$408,616 through grants
$287,344 through individual contributions*
$213,265 through in-kind contributions

* Contributions include employee giving, individuals, and other income.

In 2025, we invested:

$568,833 in the peer counseling hotline and support to help teens through crisis
$478,780 in community education to train schools and families in suicide awareness
$296,759 in support services for effective, growing operations
$238,030 in life skills training to create peer support and resilient teens
$217,150 in our Tucson operations to give Southern Arizona direct support

Impact in Action

Everyone our services reach is important. Read some of their stories to learn about the impact Teen Lifeline makes daily.

Learn About Our Impact

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Photo of a teen volunteer talking with a hotline caller.

Photo of Prevention Coordinator Mackenzie Gates leading a high school class at ASA through a suicide prevention workshop.

Impact in Action

Everyone our services reach is important. Read some of their stories to learn about the impact Teen Lifeline makes daily.

I know that no matter where I am or what I’m going through, I have people I can rely on who will be there for me through everything and anything. Teen Lifeline provides that safe space for me, the other peer counselors, and the callers. – Kaitlyn, a peer counselor

I’ve been touched by suicide in my own life and know that this organization is making a real difference! – A Teen Lifeline donor

If I had not texted you tonight, I would have gone home & made a plan to end my life. – Hotline Texter

The nation’s first-ever Caring Contacts program for teens aligns with our commitment to provide prevention services to Arizona’s most vulnerable. – Mercy Care Arizona

School needs to talk about mental health more. This class with Teen Lifeline reminded me that people care about me. – Student at a prevention training

Financial Documents

You may find our annual reports and financial information from the past five years below. If you have additional questions, comments, or concerns in regard to our financials, please email HR & Governance Administrator Amanda Dailey at amanda@teenlifeline.org.

The Whistleblower Policy is available to the general public by contacting the HR & Governance Administrator Amanda Dailey at 602-248-8337 or amanda@teenlifeline.org.

Non–Profit Tax Status 501(c)(3)