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HOPE MENTAL HEALTH FOUNDATION
MESA, AZ · EIN 454582317 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE F60 · Mental Health & Crisis Intervention · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.hopefoundationgives.org
revenue
$519K
expenses
$152K
net assets
$375K
employees
0
program ratio
74%
mission · from form 990

HOPE Mental Health Foundation connects donors passionate about mental health with individuals that need the gift of therapy through sponsorships to carefully vetted state-licensed counselors.

profile · synthesized from sources

HOPE Mental Health Foundation provides financial assistance for mental health counseling to individuals facing financial instability or inadequate insurance coverage. The organization also offers no-cost community workshops and maintains a database of mental health providers in Arizona.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2022

what they reported doing

Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.

  1. #1 primary $4K
    Girls Night Out- Community outreach program. An annual evening event held for moms to learn the benefits of therapy. This evening is dedicated to answer questions parents may have about childrens mental health and understanding the digital world of social media.
  2. #2 $72K
    HOPE Mental Health Foundation connects donors with individuals that need therapy through sponsorships to carefully vetted state-licensed counselors.
named programs · 3 · from sources

what they call their work

Community Workshops
Provides no-cost community workshops based on societal needs.
Financial Assistance for Mental Health Counseling
Ensures individuals receive vital mental health counseling during times of financial instability or due to inadequate insurance benefits by covering session costs up to $150.
Provider Database
A database of mental health providers in Arizona that accept HOPE payments or are available for various reasons, intended for individuals seeking therapists.
activities · 6 groups

what they do

  • Financial Assistance for Mental Health Therapy 4 activities
    • Financial Assistance for Mental Health Therapy
      Provides financial sponsorships, up to $3,000 per individual, to cover the cost of mental health therapy sessions for youth, young adults, and parents in Arizona who are experiencing financial instability or inadequate insurance coverage. The organization has awarded over 3,300 therapy sessions.
    • Financial Assistance for Mental Health Therapy
      Provides financial sponsorships, up to $3,000 per individual, to cover the cost of mental health therapy sessions for youth, young adults, and parents in Arizona who are experiencing financial instability or inadequate insurance coverage. The organization has awarded over 3,300 therapy sessions.
    • Financial Sponsorship for Mental Health Therapy
      Provides financial assistance, up to $3,000 per individual, to cover the cost of mental health therapy sessions for youth, young adults, parents, and others in Arizona who face financial instability or inadequate insurance coverage. Requires applicants to have an existing relationship with or a scheduled intake session with a qualified mental health professional.
    • Financial sponsorship for mental health therapy
      Provides financial assistance, up to $3,000 per individual, to cover the cost of mental health therapy sessions for youth, young adults, parents, and others in Arizona who face financial instability or inadequate insurance coverage. Applicants must have an existing relationship with or a scheduled intake session with a qualified mental health professional to be eligible.
  • Professional Provider Directory Services 4 activities
    • Maintains and provides access to a mental health provider database
      Operates and maintains a publicly accessible online database of licensed mental health providers in Arizona who are in good standing with the state licensing board, enabling individuals to locate and select qualified therapists.
    • Mental Health Provider Database
      Maintains and provides public access to an online database of licensed mental health providers in Arizona who are in good standing with the state licensing board, to help individuals find and select qualified therapists.
    • Mental Health Provider Database
      Maintains and provides public access to an online database of licensed mental health providers in Arizona to help individuals select a qualified therapist.
    • Mental Health Provider Database
      Maintains and provides public access to an online database of licensed mental health providers in Arizona to help individuals select a qualified therapist.
  • Themed Community Fundraising Events 3 activities
    • Honorary Ruck Event
      Organizes an annual honorary Ruck event where community members, active duty military, veterans, and first responders participate in 5K or 10K ruck walks or runs to raise awareness and support for mental health.
    • Honorary Ruck Event
      Organizes an annual honorary Ruck event where community members, active duty military, veterans, and first responders participate in 5K or 10K ruck walks or runs to raise awareness and support for mental health.
    • Organizes annual Ruck event for community engagement and awareness
      Hosts an annual honorary Ruck event featuring 5K and 10K ruck walks or runs at Horseshoe Equestrian Park in Queen Creek, AZ, inviting community members, active duty military, veterans, and first responders; aimed at fostering connection and awareness around mental health, with a goal of attracting 800 participants in 2025.
  • Leadership & Organizational Capacity Training 2 activities
    • Community Workshops
      Provides no-cost community workshops tailored to societal needs.
    • Community Workshops
      Provides no-cost community workshops tailored to societal needs.
  • Youth Mental Health Education & Training 1 activity
    • Hosts community mental health workshops
      Provides no-cost community workshops tailored to address pressing societal mental health needs, offering accessible education and support.
  • Uncategorized 2 activities
    • Annual Ruck Event for Community Engagement
      Organizes an annual honorary ruck event featuring 5K and 10K ruck walks or runs, aimed at engaging community members, active duty military, veterans, and first responders, with a goal of attracting 800 participants at Horseshoe Equestrian Park in Queen Creek, AZ.
    • Community Mental Health Workshops
      Offers no-cost community workshops tailored to address pressing societal mental health needs.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$519K
Contributions & grants$185K36%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$335K
expenses
Total expenses$152K
Program expenses74%
Admin / overhead6%
Fundraising20%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$106K
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$375K
Cash$375K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$375K
Liquid reserves29.5 mo
2 years on record · 2021–2022 · YoY revenue +505.8%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

board members · 6
  • BRIAN SOLOMONSON — DIRECTOR
  • COLE CANNON — DIRECTOR
  • DAISY MARTINEZ — DIRECTOR
  • JENNIFER HILDERBRAND — DIRECTOR
  • LALANI HUNSAKER — DIRECTOR
  • MIKE FUNK — DIRECTOR
relationships · 19

who they work with

  • Alison Erdmann Partner — Mental health provider listed in the database who accepts HOPE payments.
  • Angie Hatch Partner — Mental health provider listed in the database who accepts HOPE payments.
  • Aprio Partner — Corporate partner supporting the foundation.
  • Cannon Beach AZ Partner — Partner organization supporting the Hope Mental Health Foundation.
  • Caris Sports Foundation Partner — Supporting organization providing resources or funding.
  • Debbie McRae Partner — Mental health provider listed in the database who accepts HOPE payments.
  • Dr. Randi Gray Partner — Mental health provider listed in the database who accepts HOPE payments.
  • Elena De Luz Partner — Listed as a sponsor
  • Family Strategies Partner — Features Dr. Kim Buck, PhD, who is affiliated with Family Strategies, as a contributor to educational content.
  • Jacqueline Kaleigh Rogers Partner — Mental health provider listed in the database who accepts HOPE payments.
  • Jonathan Harrop Partner — Mental health provider listed in the database who accepts HOPE payments.
  • Lawana Mortensen Partner — Mental health provider listed in the database who accepts HOPE payments.
  • Marie Ricks Partner — Mental health provider listed in the database who accepts HOPE payments.
  • Opened Academy Partner — Partner organization collaborating with or supporting the foundation.
  • PayPal Giving Fund Funder — Receives donations via GoFundMe and distributes them to the charity.
  • Rotary Club of Queen Creek Partner — Supporting partner of the Hope Mental Health Foundation.
  • Sheana Kupitz Partner — Mental health provider listed in the database who accepts HOPE payments.
  • Steph Faust Partner — Mental health provider listed in the database who accepts HOPE payments.
  • Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Government — Uses SAMHSA's treatment locator to help identify community-based mental health programs.