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Mennonite Central Committee's most recent audited consolidated financial statements report total revenue of 48,321,980 US dollars and total expenses of 48,800,038 US dollars for the fiscal year ended 31 March 2025, with total net assets of 85,619,932 US dollars at year end. Read carefully, the statement is narrower than its headline figure suggests: it covers Mennonite Central Committee US and Subsidiaries, meaning the American national office, its four regional entities, and their share of MCC's joint international program with MCC Canada. It explicitly excludes MCC Canada's own separate operations, a scope limit the auditors state plainly rather than leaving a reader to infer it.
That exclusion is not an oversight, it is a description of how the organization is actually built. MCC operates today as a binational partnership, jointly run by Mennonite Central Committee US and Mennonite Central Committee Canada under a shared covenant, so that no single audited statement filed in either country can capture the whole of it. A reader who wants the combined binational total has to look past any one nation's own books, since the structure that lets MCC draw on Mennonite, Brethren in Christ and Amish congregations on both sides of the border is the same structure that keeps its financial reporting split in two.