Hellenic College’s Financial Performance FY 2025

In FY 2025, Hellenic College, Inc. made notable progress in its financial position, balancing both opportunities and challenges. We observed growth in key areas, including enrollment and program offerings, supported by strong financial commitments. The College had a slight operating loss but made substantial gains in net assets with donor restrictions.  Targeted financial strategies have helped mitigate the impact on the College ensuring that we maintain a solid financial foundation.

Asset Growth and Financial Health

Assets:
Hellenic College’s assets have shown positive growth, reflecting a secure financial base and adaptability in a complex fiscal environment. While an operating loss was recorded, targeted expense management and income generation strategies lessened its severity. This trend reinforces our commitment to long-term financial health, as we continue to strengthen and diversify our asset base.

Key Financial Highlights

  1. Enrollment Growth
    Strategic program expansion resulted in a 13% increase in enrollment, a significant achievement in a competitive higher education market. By further refining the College’s new online programs and continuing education courses, and expanding our certificate offerings, we have broadened our educational impact. This enrollment boost is a direct positive influence on our revenue, supporting overall financial stability.
  2. Investment in Core Mission and Values
    Investments in the Maliotis Cultural Center and the Huffington Ecumenical Institute underscore Hellenic College’s dedication to preserving and promoting our cultural and religious mission. These facilities serve as hubs for Greek cultural expression and Orthodox Christian education, reinforcing our institutional values and mission. This investment also fosters deeper community ties, strengthening the college’s appeal to donors, alumni, and community members, which indirectly supports financial stability.
  3. Revenue Enhancement Through Secured Funding
    • Stable Funding: The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America has pledged up to $3.5 million annually for the next two years, providing a predictable revenue stream critical to our financial plans.
    • Anticipated Bequests: The Bridge to the Future fundraising initiative, led by members of the Board of Trustees, provided the College with additional financial resources for campus improvements in FY 2025. This incoming revenue served as a cushion for fiscal operations and helped to fund essential programs, infrastructure, and debt reduction.

Strategic Financial Planning for FY26

Revenue Enhancement Strategies
Continuing on a successful FY25, the FY26 strategy prioritizes revenue stabilization and diversification, focusing on the following areas:

  • Enrollment Optimization: Continuing the recent upward trend in enrollment, we plan to intensify recruitment efforts and develop additional programs. These efforts aim to ensure a steady increase in student numbers, establishing a more consistent revenue stream from tuition and related fees.
  • Strategic Partnerships: To expand our reach and optimize resource utilization, we aim to establish partnerships that enable resource sharing and collaborative program offerings. These partnerships will allow us to share costs, increase program visibility, and create new revenue opportunities while enhancing our educational footprint.

Capital Campaign

A comprehensive capital campaign is in the planning stages, set to leverage existing donor relationships and expand our base of supporters. This initiative is designed to secure immediate funding and to build an endowment for sustained growth and stability. The campaign will be essential for achieving long-term financial security and funding capital improvements, scholarships, and program expansions aligned with our mission.

Financial Outlook 

Conclusion

Hellenic College stands on firm financial ground, supported by key stakeholder commitments and an assertive approach to revenue generation.  The College refinanced its existing debt in FY 2025, giving the institution greater flexibility in the use of its assets.  Cash on hand has greatly increased from the same point in FY 2024, and the College is investing in needed infrastructure upgrades.  Our FY26 strategy is crafted continue the College’s positive progress in facing financial challenges and achieving a sustainable path forward. This proactive approach will ensure Hellenic College’s continued role as a beacon of Orthodox Christian education and Greek cultural heritage in America, while fostering growth, stability, and resilience for years to come.

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