Teletón 20-30
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Transparency

Your trust is part of the goal too.

Anyone who gives deserves to know what was promised, what was raised, what was carried out and what was delivered. We publish verified information, we keep preliminary figures separate from reconciled ones, and we update each project as the work moves forward.

See the financial statements See the impact record

Public accounting

Financial statements by year.

Our fiscal year closes on June 30. For each one, Club Activo 20-30 de Panamá, the service club that organizes the Teletón, gives a public accounting of Teletón 20-30. All of these documents are in Spanish.

  1. 2024–2025

    Audited financial statements

    Fiscal year ended June 30, 2025 · with the independent auditors’ report.

    Download PDF, in Spanish · 21 pp. · 132 KB
  2. 2023–2024

    Audited financial statements

    Fiscal year ended June 30, 2024 · with the independent auditors’ report.

    Download PDF, in Spanish · 21 pp. · 137 KB
  3. 2022–2023

    Audited financial statements

    Fiscal year ended June 30, 2023 · with the independent auditors’ report.

    Download PDF, in Spanish · 17 pp. · 312 KB
  4. 2021–2022

    Audited financial statements

    Fiscal year ended June 30, 2022 · with the independent auditors’ report.

    Download PDF, in Spanish · 18 pp. · 181 KB
  5. 2020–2021

    Audited financial statements

    Fiscal year ended June 30, 2021 · with the independent auditors’ report.

    Download PDF, in Spanish · 18 pp. · 176 KB
  6. 2019–2020

    Audited financial statements

    Fiscal year ended June 30, 2020 · with the independent auditors’ report.

    Download PDF, in Spanish · 18 pp. · 858 KB
  7. 2018–2019

    Public accounting report

    Scanned document. The text can’t be selected or read by a screen reader. If you need an accessible version, write to us.

    Download PDF, in Spanish · 17 pp. · 473 KB
  8. 2017–2018

    Public accounting report

    Scanned document. The text can’t be selected or read by a screen reader. If you need an accessible version, write to us.

    Download PDF, in Spanish · 15 pp. · 411 KB
  9. 2016–2017

    Public accounting report

    Annual report of Club Activo 20-30 de Panamá, with the president’s message.

    Download PDF, in Spanish · 39 pp. · 5.8 MB

How it works, step by step

  1. Step 1

    We select the project

    A needs assessment covering medical and infrastructure needs at public health institutions.

  2. Step 2

    We set the scope and the goal

    Deliverables, exclusions, budget and population reached, with the methodology spelled out.

  3. Step 3

    We raise the funds

    The event rallies artists, companies and citizens around that one specific goal.

  4. Step 4

    We reconcile

    We match every contribution against the payment provider, the bank and the pledges collected.

  5. Step 5

    We buy or contract

    With designated people in charge and a record of every significant decision.

  6. Step 6

    We supervise

    We follow the installation or construction until the project is ready to use.

  7. Step 7

    We deliver

    A formal handover to the receiving institution, with a signed record.

  8. Step 8

    We publish the results

    The outcome, the evidence available and whatever is still in progress.

Corrections

If you spot a figure or fact that needs review, write to us. We log the request, review it and publish a correction when one is warranted.

A material correction doesn’t erase the previous version. It stays on record, with the date and the reason for the change.

Request a review

Preliminary figures and reconciled figures

During a broadcast, a preliminary figure circulates. It reflects what has been pledged and reported live. The reconciled figure reflects what was actually collected. The two are almost always different, and publishing the first as if it were the second is the most common way to lose a donor’s trust.

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