Justin et al,
Are there any avenues available to pursue who the donors are? This could be a critical factor as to what's going on. Do we know how much of CAA's money is from a handful of "anonymous" donors? However, I still think the critical problem is Kim M and the way she is apparently manipulating the board and everyone else. It's time for a shareholder (ie patient community) revolt on the organization.
I don't know how much of the $859,859 came from donors but they may have a more detailed IRS report if they're asked to provide one via snail mail?
From the 2009 IRS 990 form (percentage changes reflect 2008 data)
Statement of revenue 2009
Breakdown - part VIII, pg. 9
Membership dues 62,172 (down 48%)
Government grants (from CDC again pg. 18) 228,380 (down 32%)
All others 859,859 (down 41%)
Non-cash contributions 11,569 (down 80%)
Investment income 5,934 (down 57%)
Net income from sales of inventory 5,246
Total Revenue 1,161,591 (down 39%)