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TIME OUT INC
PAYSON, AZ · EIN 860723051 · Form 990 · FY2020 · NTEE L20B · Housing & Shelter · Medium ($1M-$10M) · timeoutshelter.org
revenue
$1.1M
expenses
$1.1M
net assets
$1.0M
employees
43
volunteers
80
program ratio
84%
mission · from form 990

TO PROVIDE SHELTER AND COUNSELING SERVICES FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

profile · synthesized from sources

Time Out Inc. operates a 28-bed emergency shelter for survivors of domestic violence in Payson, Arizona, providing a safe haven and various support services. The organization focuses on helping individuals achieve self-sufficiency through advocacy, counseling, and community outreach, serving Northern Gila County and beyond since 1993.

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 $305K
    Counseling and Educational Services - Primarily engaged in providing community-based, nonresidential, individual and family social assistance programs through approximately 1,199.50 interaction hours, 1,226 hotline calls and direct assistance to approximately 287 beneficiaries.
named programs · 2 · from sources

what they call their work

Emergency Shelter
Provides a 28-bed temporary shelter for victims of domestic violence, offering safety planning, food, clothing, medical services, and advocacy.
Transitional Services
Offers support for survivors after shelter, focusing on safety, security in independent living, and long-term planning.
activities · 4 groups

what they do

  • Domestic Violence Shelter & Support Services 14 activities
    • Community Support Services for Survivors
      Offers counseling, advocacy, job support, lay legal, and other services to survivors both in the shelter and within the community, including transitional programs for those who have been in shelter.
    • Emergency Shelter Services
      Operates a 28-bed emergency shelter providing safety planning, food, clothing, medical services, lay legal advocacy, educational and supportive groups, children and teens programs, and bilingual mobile advocacy services for victims of domestic violence. The shelter has provided 148,985 bed nights of rest to 4,573 individuals over its first 30 years.
    • Emergency Shelter Services
      Operates a 28-bed emergency shelter providing safety planning, food, clothing, medical services, lay legal advocacy, educational and supportive groups, children and teens programs, and bilingual mobile advocacy services for victims of domestic violence. The shelter has provided 148,985 bed nights to 4,573 individuals over 30 years.
    • Emergency Shelter Services
      Operates a 28-bed emergency shelter providing safety planning, food, clothing, medical services, lay legal advocacy, educational and supportive groups, children and teens programs, and bilingual mobile advocacy services for victims of domestic violence. The shelter operates 24/7 and has provided 148,985 bed nights of rest to 4,573 individuals over its first 30 years.
    • Emergency Shelter Services
      Operates a 28-bed emergency shelter providing safety planning, food, clothing, medical services, lay legal advocacy, educational and supportive groups, children and teens programs, and bilingual mobile advocacy services for victims of domestic violence. The shelter has provided 148,985 bed nights of rest to 4,573 individuals over its first 30 years.
    • Operate 24-hour crisis hotline
      Runs a free, 24-hour crisis hotline providing help, information, and support to individuals affected by domestic violence. The Crisis Line received 24,615 calls and offers bilingual mobile advocacy services.
    • Operate 28-bed emergency shelter for domestic violence survivors
      Provides a 28-bed temporary shelter operating 24/7 for victims of domestic violence, offering safety planning, food, clothing, medical services, lay legal advocacy, educational and supportive groups, children and teens programs, and transitional support. The shelter has provided 148,985 bed nights to 4,573 individuals since opening in 1993.
    • Operate 28-bed emergency shelter for domestic violence survivors
      Provides a 28-bed temporary shelter operating 24/7 for victims of domestic violence, offering safety planning, food, clothing, medical services, and support programs for children and teens. The shelter has provided 148,985 bed nights to 4,573 individuals since opening in 1993.
    • Provide community-based support and advocacy services
      Offers counseling, lay legal advocacy, job support, educational groups, and bilingual mobile advocacy services to domestic violence survivors both in shelter and in the community.
    • Provide community-based support and advocacy services
      Offers counseling, advocacy, job support, lay legal assistance, and supportive groups to domestic violence survivors both in shelter and in the community, extending services beyond shelter residency through transitional programs.
    • Provide transitional programs for shelter graduates
      Operates and supports transitional programs for survivors who have completed their stay in the emergency shelter, aiding long-term recovery and stability.
    • Support Services for Survivors
      Offers counseling, advocacy, job support, lay legal, and other services to survivors both in the shelter and within the community, including transitional programs for those who have been in shelter.
    • Support Services for Survivors
      Offers a range of support services to survivors both in shelter and in the community, including counseling, advocacy, job support, and lay legal assistance. The organization also provides and supports transitional programs for survivors who have been in shelter.
    • Support Services for Survivors
      Offers a range of support services to survivors both in shelter and in the community, including counseling, advocacy, job support, and lay legal assistance. The organization also provides and supports transitional programs for survivors who have been in the shelter.
  • Nonprofit Thrift Store Operations 5 activities
    • Support shelter operations through thrift store revenue
      Uses proceeds from thrift store sales to fund the domestic violence shelter and related support services.
    • Support shelter operations through thrift store revenue
      Uses proceeds from thrift store sales to fund the domestic violence shelter and related support services.
    • Thrift Store Operations
      Operates a thrift store, using the proceeds from sales to support domestic violence shelter and services.
    • Thrift Store Operations
      Operates a thrift store, using the proceeds from sales to support its domestic violence shelter and services.
    • Thrift Store Operations
      Operates a thrift store, using the proceeds from sales to support domestic violence shelter and services.
  • 24/7 Crisis Hotline Operations 4 activities
    • 24-Hour Crisis Hotline
      Operates a free, 24-hour crisis hotline, answering 24,615 calls for help, information, and support.
    • 24-Hour Crisis Hotline
      Operates a free, 24-hour crisis hotline that has answered 24,615 calls for help, information, and support.
    • 24-Hour Crisis Hotline
      Operates a free, 24-hour crisis hotline, answering 24,615 calls for help, information, and support.
    • 24-hour Crisis Hotline
      Operates a free, 24-hour crisis hotline, answering 24,615 calls for help, information, and support.
  • Uncategorized 1 activity
    • Operate 24-hour crisis hotline
      Runs a free, 24-hour crisis hotline providing help, information, and support to individuals affected by domestic violence. The Crisis Line received 24,615 calls in a reported period.
financials · form 990 · fy2020
revenue
Total revenue$1.11M
Contributions & grants$1.08M97%
Program service revenue$4K0%
Investment income$2K0%
Other revenue$24K
expenses
Total expenses$1.08M
Program expenses84%
Admin / overhead13%
Fundraising2%
Salaries & benefits$556K
Grants paid out$306K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$1.08M
Cash$560K
Investments$46K
Liabilities$38K
Net assets$1.04M
Liquid reserves6.7 mo
1 years on record · 2020–2020
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2020

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
Gwen Zorn CEO 40 $30K
board members · 6
  • GARY CORDELL — Secretary
  • HANNAH LUSK — Vice President
  • KRISTIN CROAK — President
  • LESLEY WILLARD — Director
  • MOLLY CLOUSTON — Treasurer
  • SHANNON ROMBERGER — Director
relationships · 4

who they work with

  • 911 Government — Directs individuals in immediate danger or medical emergencies to contact 911.
  • High Country Family Care Funder — Event sponsor
  • Repta Charitable Foundation Funder — Event sponsor
  • local agencies Partner — Collaborates with local agencies to create a safe and supportive environment for domestic violence survivors.