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Coalition for Compassion and Justice
Prescott, AZ · EIN 470851633 · Form 990 · FY2020 · NTEE L81 · Housing & Shelter · Medium ($1M-$10M) · www.yavapaiccj.org
revenue
$1.1M
expenses
$759K
net assets
$1.5M
employees
53
program ratio
75%
mission · from form 990

Ending and preventing homelessness.

profile · synthesized from sources

The Coalition for Compassion and Justice (CCJ) is a nonprofit organization based in Prescott, Arizona, dedicated to preventing and ending homelessness. They provide a range of services including emergency shelter, affordable housing, home repair, and advocacy for low-income individuals and families in the community.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2020

what they reported doing

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

  1. #1 primary $116K
    Rental Assistance - Provide rental assistance to those in need through the Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) program. The ESG is a federal reimbursement-based grant program whose purpose is to assist individuals and families quickly regain stability in permanent housing after experiencing a housing crisis or homelessness.
  2. #2 $103K
    Other Program Services - Other miscellaneous programs provide individuals and families who are homeless or low income with a place where basic needs are addressed; compassion, justice and fellowship are nourished; and financial assistance is provided to encourage self-sufficiency and meet emergency needs. These services included providing hot meals, food boxes, clothing, showers, mail service, diapers, toiletries, school supplies, Christmas gifts, and other services.
named programs · 5 · from sources

what they call their work

Advocacy
Assists clients in overcoming challenges and achieving long-term goals through a client-centered approach.
Affordable Housing
Offers housing solutions for low-income individuals and families to help them secure stable living conditions.
Circles of Support
Mentoring program that supports low-income families with children through personal guidance and resources.
Emergency Shelter
Stagger Straight Community Emergency Shelter provides a safe place for adult men and women to sleep and access resources for personal development.
Home Repair
Provides essential home repairs for low-income homeowners to ensure safe and healthy living environments.
activities · 6 groups

what they do

  • Emergency Shelter Services 8 activities
    • Emergency Shelter Operation
      Operates the Stagger Straight Community Emergency Shelter year-round, providing safe overnight housing for adult men and women.
    • Emergency Shelter Operation
      Operates the Stagger Straight Community Emergency Shelter year-round, providing safe overnight housing for adult men and women.
    • Emergency Shelter Operation
      Operates the Stagger Straight Community Emergency Shelter year-round, providing safe overnight housing for adult men and women.
    • Emergency Shelter Services
      Operates the Stagger Straight Community Emergency Shelter year-round, providing safe overnight housing for adult men and women. The shelter also offers daily programming focused on skill development, employment, housing, education, recovery, volunteering, nutrition, and recreation for residents.
    • Shelter Resident Programming
      Offers daily programming to shelter residents focused on skill development, employment, housing, education, recovery, volunteering, nutrition, and recreation.
    • Shelter Resident Programming
      Offers daily programming focused on skill development, employment, housing, education, recovery, volunteering, nutrition, and recreation for residents of their emergency shelter.
    • Shelter Resident Programming
      Offers daily programming focused on skill development, employment, housing, education, recovery, volunteering, nutrition, and recreation for residents of the emergency shelter.
    • Shelter Resident Programming
      Offers daily programming focused on skill development, employment, housing, education, recovery, volunteering, nutrition, and recreation for residents of their emergency shelter.
  • Youth and Individual Footwear Distribution 5 activities
    • Clothing Voucher Distribution
      Distributes up to 16 adult clothing vouchers daily, with each adult receiving a $20 voucher every 30 days and an additional $5 voucher per child.
    • Clothing and Emergency Supply Vouchers
      Distributes up to 16 adult clothing vouchers daily, with each adult receiving a $20 voucher every 30 days and an additional $5 voucher per child, and provides emergency vouchers for tents and sleeping bags to homeless individuals as needed.
    • Clothing and Emergency Supply Vouchers
      Distributes up to 16 adult clothing vouchers daily, with each adult receiving a $20 voucher every 30 days and an additional $5 voucher per child, and provides emergency vouchers for tents and sleeping bags to homeless individuals as needed.
    • Emergency Clothing and Shelter Item Distribution
      Distributes adult clothing vouchers and provides emergency vouchers for tents and sleeping bags to homeless individuals as needed.
    • Emergency Supplies for Homeless Individuals
      Provides emergency vouchers for tents and sleeping bags to homeless individuals as needed.
  • Home Repair & Accessibility Modifications 5 activities
    • Home Repair Program
      Provides home repair services to low-income households and seniors, focusing on health-related repairs, home safety, weatherization, and energy efficiency improvements for those who lack the financial means or skills to improve unsafe or unhealthy living conditions.
    • Home Repair Services
      Provides home repair services, including health-related, safety, weatherization, and energy efficiency improvements, to low-income households and seniors who lack the financial means or skills to improve unsafe or unhealthy living conditions.
    • Home Repair Services
      Provides home repair services, including health-related repairs, home safety repairs, weatherization, and energy efficiency improvements, to low-income households and seniors who lack the financial means or skills to improve unsafe or unhealthy living conditions.
    • Home Repair Services
      Provides home repair services, including health-related repairs, home safety repairs, weatherization, and energy efficiency improvements, to low-income households and seniors who lack the financial means or skills to improve unsafe or unhealthy living conditions.
    • Home Repair Services
      Provides home repair services, including health-related repairs, safety repairs, weatherization, and energy efficiency improvements, to low-income households and seniors who lack the financial means or skills to improve unsafe or unhealthy living conditions.
  • Professional Development & Certification Programs 5 activities
    • Thrift Store Operation and Client Support
      Operates the Second Glance Thrift Store as a social enterprise that provides donations to clients through a voucher system, uses proceeds to support outreach efforts, and includes a work training program.
    • Thrift Store Operation and Client Support
      Operates the Second Glance Thrift Store as a social enterprise that provides donations to clients through a voucher system and uses proceeds to support outreach efforts and poverty-relief efforts, including a work training program.
    • Thrift Store Operation and Voucher Program
      Operates the Second Glance Thrift Store as a social enterprise, providing donations to clients through a voucher system and using proceeds to support outreach efforts and a work training program.
    • Thrift Store Operation and Voucher Program
      Operates the Second Glance Thrift Store as a social enterprise that provides donations to clients through a voucher system and uses proceeds to support outreach efforts and poverty-relief efforts, including a work training program.
    • Thrift Store Operations
      Operates the Second Glance Thrift Store as a social enterprise, providing donations to clients through a voucher system and using proceeds to support outreach efforts and fund poverty-relief efforts. The store also includes a work training program.
  • Community Resource Referral & Navigation 3 activities
    • Counseling and Meal Vouchers
      Provides counseling and meal vouchers to homeless and low-income residents.
    • Counseling and Meal Vouchers
      Provides counseling and meal vouchers to homeless and low-income residents.
    • Counseling and Meal Vouchers
      Provides counseling and meal vouchers to homeless and low-income residents.
  • Uncategorized 8 activities
    • Circles of Support Mentoring Program
      Operates the Circles of Support program to provide personal mentoring to families.
    • Circles of Support Mentoring Program
      Operates the Circles of Support program, providing personal mentoring to families.
    • Circles of Support Mentoring Program
      Operates the Circles of Support program, launched in 2005, to provide personal mentoring to families.
    • Circles of Support Mentoring Program
      Operates the Circles of Support program, launched in 2005, to provide personal mentoring to families.
    • Client Advocacy Services
      Operates an Advocacy department that assists clients with daily challenges and long-term goals.
    • Client Advocacy Services
      Operates an Advocacy department that assists clients with daily challenges and long-term goals.
    • Client Advocacy Services
      Operates an Advocacy department that assists clients with daily challenges and long-term goals.
    • Client Advocacy and Support
      Operates an Advocacy department that assists clients with daily challenges and long-term goals, including providing counseling and meal vouchers to homeless and low-income residents.
financials · form 990 · fy2020
revenue
Total revenue$1.14M
Contributions & grants$1.12M98%
Program service revenue$57K5%
Investment income$-1K-0%
Other revenue$-38K
expenses
Total expenses$759K
Program expenses75%
Admin / overhead19%
Fundraising6%
Salaries & benefits$477K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$2.24M
Cash$663K
Investments$139K
Liabilities$709K
Net assets$1.53M
Liquid reserves12.7 mo
1 years on record · 2020–2020
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2020

who runs it

paid leadership · 2
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
Jessi Hans Executive Dir. 40 $69K
Chris Chamberlain Director 1 $15K
board members · 10
  • Amber Daives-Sloan — President
  • Bill Resnick — Director
  • Carol Darrow — Director
  • Howard Mechanic — Secretary
  • Jon Rocha — Chair, Housing
  • Mo Michael — Director
  • Pastor Jay Wilcher — Exec. Committee
  • Rev Kathleen Sibley — Vice President
  • Sandra McClintock — Treasurer
  • Tim Deunsing — Director
relationships · 18

who they work with

  • 'Tis Art Center & Gallery Partner — Breeanya Hinkel, a board member, is the Project & Art Education Program Manager for 'Tis Art Center & Gallery.
  • Arizona Housing Coalition Partner — Awarded the “Innovation in Housing” award in 2019 for creative housing solutions.
  • Better Business Bureau Advisory Council Partner — Breeanya Hinkel, a board member, has served as a board member for Better Business Bureau Advisory Council.
  • Better Business Bureau Serving Pacific Southwest Partner — Marilyn Mott, a board member, is the Director of Community Outreach, Northern AZ for Better Business Bureau Serving Pacific Southwest.
  • Dolce Bar Cart Partner — Provided charcuterie boards and boxes for purchase at the "Bubbles and Bouquets" event.
  • Finding and Making the Good Partner — Breeanya Hinkel, a board member, is a founding member of Finding and Making the Good.
  • Habitat for Humanity Partner — Involved in the development of the Home Repair program.
  • Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary Partner — Marilyn Mott, a board member, supports the Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary.
  • Kiva Hub Partner — Marilyn Mott, a board member, is the Capital Access Manager for the Northern AZ Kiva Hub, which provides micro loans to small businesses and entrepreneurs.
  • Prescott Area Young Professionals Partner — Breeanya Hinkel, a board member, has served as a board member for Prescott Area Young Professionals.
  • Prescott Center for the Arts Partner — Breeanya Hinkel, a board member, has served as a board member for Prescott Center for the Arts.
  • Prescott Downtown Partnership Partner — Breeanya Hinkel, a board member, has served as a board member for Prescott Downtown Partnership.
  • Prescott United Methodist Church Partner — Initial founding organization providing support and counseling to homeless residents.
  • Prescott Woman Magazine Partner — Breeanya Hinkel, a board member, owns Prescott Woman Magazine.
  • QuadCity Christian Church Partner — Josh Garret, a board member, is the Executive Pastor at QuadCity Christian Church.
  • The Cresent Bar Partner — Provided cocktails and bubbles for purchase at the "Bubbles and Bouquets" event.
  • faith-based organizations Partner — Refers and submits applications for home repair services on behalf of qualifying homeowners.
  • social service agencies Partner — Refers and submits applications for home repair services on behalf of qualifying homeowners.