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Letter from the President

Hello again, and thanks for looking at our Annual Report. 2019 was a big year for the Foundation, a year of finishing things we had started long ago. Although we kept up our usual work of providing education about psychopathy and of trying to help people who have had experiences with people with psychopathic traits, it was two big long-term projects that took up a lot of our attention in 2019.

Mission and Accomplishments

Volunteers have worked hard to fulfill the Foundation’s mission statement, year after year, this year being no exception. Though the Aftermath’s mission statement is reviewed on a biennial basis, it has remained pretty much the same since it was first written.

Aftermath Mission
The Aftermath: Surviving Psychopathy Foundation is dedicated to educating the public regarding the nature of psychopathy and its cost to individuals and society. We seek to help the victims and families of those impacted by psychopathy. We also support research that aims to: prevent or minimize the development of psychopathic traits, reduce the impact of psychopathy, and understand and treat the consequences of psychopathy. Our ultimate goal is to reduce the negative impact of psychopathy on victims and survivors.

Financial information

In 2019, we received $2,148.99 (see breakdown in Figure 1). Our revenue came primarily from individual donations (77%). Other sources of revenue included membership (11%), workshops (8%) and from third parties (e.g., 4%, including Paypal Giving Fund and Escrip-Amazon).

In 2019, our total expenses were $2,971.56 (see breakdown in Figure 2). The four largest expenditures were for BOD insurance (26%), administrative and referral services (25%), annual report (17% [including costs for two annual reports]), and website (16%). One significant change from 2018 was the much lower promotion expenses which accounted for about 45% of expenses in 2018 but only 4% in 2019.

Reasons to Support the Aftermath Foundation

The Aftermath: Surviving Psychopathy Foundation is one of the only organizations in the world that is dedicated to increasing our ability to understand people with psychopathic traits and to reducing the negative impact of psychopathic people on others. You may already know that we focus on what research has learned about psychopathy, and we take seriously the need to avoid hype, sensationalism, and unfounded statements. In addition, we are not just saying that there is a problem. We are doing something about it.