irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $3KCONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES
named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Continuing Education (CE) Programs
Regularly scheduled in-person and virtual CE webinars providing New York State-approved continuing education credits for veterinarians and technicians on clinical topics such as cardiology, dermatology, pain management, and infectious diseases.
LIVMA Health Alerts
Public health advisories on regional animal health threats, such as tick-borne diseases, distributed to inform veterinary professionals and the public.
Member Celebration and Scholarship Dinner
Annual event recognizing outstanding contributions to veterinary medicine and animal welfare, featuring awards and scholarship presentations to members.
activities · 2 groups
What they do
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Professional Development for Veterinarians 2 activities
- Deliver continuing education programs for veterinary professionalsProvides ongoing continuing education programs for veterinarians in both online webinar and in-person formats, offering 2.0 or more NY State-approved CE credits per session. Topics include small animal medicine, equine genetic testing, feline infectious peritonitis, outpatient sedation, controlled substances management, and wellness in veterinary practice.
- Support veterinary professional development through membership and recognitionOffers professional membership to licensed veterinarians in Suffolk and Nassau Counties, NY, who meet ethical and professional standards. Recognizes members who participate in continuing education and career exploration initiatives to support professional growth.
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Uncategorized 2 activities
- Monitor and report on regional public health and environmental trendsTracks and communicates emerging environmental and public health trends affecting veterinary practice, including expanded tick activity on Long Island due to favorable environmental conditions and earlier seasonal emergence.
- Provide tick bite prevention and public health guidanceOffers evidence-based guidance for pet owners and the public on tick bite prevention, including protective clothing, environmental avoidance, full-body checks, and safe tick removal using tweezers. Also includes instructions for wound cleaning and proper disposal to reduce infection risk.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$221K
Contributions & grants$3K1%
Program service revenue$103K47%
Investment income$7K3%
Other revenue$108K
expenses
Total expenses$197K
Program expenses60%
Admin / overhead20%
Fundraising20%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineProfessional Fees
balance sheet
Total assets$351K
Cash$351K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$351K
Liquid reserves21.3 mo
4 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +20.0%
relationships · 24
Who they work with
- ASPCA Pet Insurance Partner — Underwrote the June 2025 equine continuing education webinar.
- ASPCA Pet Insurance Partner — Underwrote the horse owner education webinar on ancestry, breeds, and genetics.
- Cornell University Partner — Collaborates with Cornell University by featuring a speaker affiliated with the institution for a continuing education program.
- Elanco Partner — Sponsor of LIVMA's July 2026 CE program.
- Elanco Partner — Underwrote the July 26, 2026 continuing education webinar.
- Forchelli Law Partner — Platinum-level sponsor of LIVMA's 2026 events.
- IDEXX Laboratories Partner — Silver-level sponsor of LIVMA's 2026 events.
- Jodi Koch Partner — Veterinarian who presented at the continuing education dinner meeting.
- Long Island Government — Primary geographic area of public health outreach and veterinary medical advocacy
- Long Island veterinarian Partner — Recognized member of the veterinary profession on Long Island
- MWI Animal Health Partner — Partnered with MWI Animal Health for the continuing education webinar on controlled substance management.
- NYSVMS Partner — Collaborates with NYSVMS for processing veterinary membership applications.
- New York State Veterinary Medical Society (NYSVMS) Partner — Regional membership partner offering discounted CE access to its members.
- Nutramax Laboratories Partner — Silver-level sponsor of LIVMA's 2026 events.
- PRN Pharmacal Partner — Sponsor of LIVMA's July 2026 CE program.
- PRN Pharmacal Partner — Underwrote the July 26, 2026 continuing education webinar.
- Pumpkin Partner — Partnered with Pumpkin, a pet insurance and veterinary care provider, to support veterinarian education.
- Sydney School of Veterinary Science, The University of Sydney Partner — Collaborates with the organization to deliver a continuing education webinar on feline infectious peritonitis.
- University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine Partner — Collaborates with the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine to deliver continuing education programming for veterinarians.
- VetMedics Pharmacy Partner — Gold-level sponsor of LIVMA's 2026 events.
- community member Partner — Non-professional individual contributing to animal welfare on Long Island
- vetMedics Pharmacy Partner — Provided sponsorship for the July 2025 small animal continuing education webinar.
- veterinary technician Partner — Recognized veterinary support professional on Long Island
- vetrec Partner — Technology partner that underwrote a continuing education webinar.
strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Continuing Education for Clinical Advancementmethodology: continuing-educationBy providing continuing education on emerging clinical topics and updated protocols, the organization improves veterinary knowledge and patient care outcomes, because ongoing professional learning ensures adoption of current, evidence-based practices in small animal, equine, and feline medicine.
- Evidence-Based and One Health Integrated Caremethodology: evidence_based_medicine, one_healthBy applying evidence-based medicine and a One Health framework, the organization improves prevention and treatment of diseases like heartworm and tick-borne illnesses, because integrating scientific rigor and cross-sectoral health connections leads to more effective, coordinated interventions across animal, human, and environmental health domains.
- Holistic and Function-Centered Patient Caremethodology: holistic_canine_care, function-centered rehabilitationBy promoting holistic canine care and function-centered rehabilitation, the organization enhances animal well-being beyond symptom management, because integrating physical health, behavior, and mobility restoration supports long-term quality of life and comprehensive patient outcomes.
- Professional Standards and Regional Membership Modelmethodology: professional-standards-based membershipBy restricting membership to licensed veterinarians in Suffolk and Nassau Counties who adhere to a Code of Ethics, the organization strengthens professional accountability and regional collaboration, because geographically bounded, ethics-based membership fosters trust, quality, and coordinated advancement of veterinary care on Long Island.