In 2010, looking at the latest 2008 figures, "Forbes" again found high fund-raising expenses relative to actual program work at the Coalition. Of "$26.2 million spent for calendar year 2008, ... the Coalition by its own accounting spent just $5.7 million--22 cents of every dollar--on its two signature programs." Looking at Chapin's own financial gain and management position, "Forbes" found he "received total compensation of $364,000 from but reported drawing no pay from the other organizations. The [HHV Web site says he retired in August 2009 and left its board; a protégé, Mike Lynch, assumed Chapin's presidency. Chapin's current pay arrangements with his nonprofits haven't been revealed." Also: