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ASSOCIATION OF INTERMOUNTAIN
TUCSON, AZ · EIN 870482861 · Form 990EZ · FY2020 · NTEE B80Z · Education · Micro (<$100K) · www.aimho.org
revenue
$16K
expenses
$18K
net assets
$22K
employees
—
mission · from form 990

TO PROVIDE TRAINING FOR HOUSING AND FOOD SERVICE PROFESSIONALS.

profile · synthesized from sources

Professional association for housing officers in the Intermountain region of North America, supporting campus housing and residence life professionals through conferences, professional development, and networking. Facilitates collaboration among institutional members and corporate partners to advance practices in student housing. Operates as a regional affiliate of ACUHO-I.

named programs · 5 · from sources

what they call their work

AIMHO Annual Conference
Annual gathering featuring keynote speakers, sessions, networking events, and a corporate partner fair to support professional development and collaboration
AIMHO Travel Grant
Program supporting member attendance at conferences through financial assistance
Diversity & Social Justice (DSJ) Initiative
Committee-driven effort promoting equity in housing, including affinity groups and resources for underrepresented populations
Lyle T. Morse Corporate Partner of the Year Award
Annual award recognizing corporate partners who have demonstrated long-term commitment and significant contributions to AIMHO and its members
Senior Housing Officer Institute (SHO)
Pre-conference professional development program for senior housing officers, offering leadership training and educational sessions
activities · 4 groups

what they do

  • Professional Development Scholarships for Underrepresented Groups 7 activities
    • Leadership development and inclusion initiatives
      Supports programs like the Leadership Academy and expands award opportunities to increase participation and advancement of underrepresented populations within the campus housing profession.
    • Leadership development and inclusion initiatives
      Supports programs like the Leadership Academy and broadens award opportunities to increase participation and advancement of underrepresented populations in campus housing professions.
    • Offer scholarships for professional development
      Creates scholarships to enable professionals to attend events like the James C. Grimm National Housing Training Institute or Campus Home. LIVE! who might not otherwise be able to participate.
    • Professional development scholarships
      Offers scholarships to enable housing and residence life professionals to attend training events such as the James C. Grimm National Housing Training Institute and Campus Home. LIVE!, particularly supporting those who might not otherwise afford to participate.
    • Professional development scholarships
      Provides scholarships to enable housing and residence life professionals—especially those who might not otherwise afford it—to attend professional events such as the James C. Grimm National Housing Training Institute and Campus Home. LIVE!.
    • Scholarship Programs for Professional Development
      Offers scholarships to enable professionals, particularly those from underrepresented populations, to attend events such as the James C. Grimm National Housing Training Institute or Campus Home. LIVE! and participate in programs like the Leadership Academy.
    • Support underrepresented populations in higher education
      Supports initiatives that increase opportunities for underrepresented populations, including broadening award opportunities and creating programs like the Leadership Academy.
  • Member Recognition Awards 3 activities
    • Corporate Partner Recognition Program
      Recognizes corporate partners who contribute to creating and sustaining environments and programs for residential students through the Corporate Partner of the Year Award, established in 2004.
    • Recognition of corporate partners
      Administers the Corporate Partner of the Year Award, established in 2004, to recognize corporate partners who contribute to residential student programs and environments.
    • Recognition of corporate partners
      Administers the Corporate Partner of the Year Award, established in 2004, to recognize corporate partners who contribute to creating and sustaining environments and programs for residential students.
  • Professional Association Conferences & Events 2 activities
    • Annual conference hosting
      Hosts an annual conference, with the 2025 event scheduled at the Palms Place Hotel in Las Vegas, Arizona, to convene professionals in campus housing and residence life.
    • Host an annual conference
      Hosts an annual conference, with the next one scheduled for November 2025 at the Palms Place Hotel in Las Vegas, Arizona.
  • Uncategorized 10 activities
    • Fund development from individuals and corporate partners
      Receives donations from individuals and corporate partners to support programs, advance the organization's mission, and empower campus housing and residence life professionals. These contributions also help engage the broader higher education community.
    • Funding for Campus Housing Research
      Provides research grants of up to $7,000 to professionals, faculty, and students to support studies on housing trends, student experience, and staff retention, including a three-year study on the influence of residential options on student engagement and persistence.
    • Fundraising from individuals and corporate partners
      Receives donations from individuals and corporate partners to support programs, empower campus housing and residence life professionals, and advance the organization's mission within the higher education community.
    • Provide research grants
      Provides research grants of up to $7,000 to professionals, faculty, and students to support discoveries in housing trends, student experience, and staff retention. This includes funding for studies evaluating the influence of residential options on student engagement and persistence.
    • Research grant funding
      Provides research grants of up to $7,000 to professionals, faculty, and students to study housing trends, student experience, and staff retention; has funded projects since 2015, including a three-year study on residential options and student persistence in college.
    • Research grant program
      Offers research grants of up to $7,000 to professionals, faculty, and students since 2015, supporting studies on housing trends, student experience, staff retention, and a three-year study on residential options’ impact on student engagement and persistence in college.
    • Support for Campus Housing Index
      Supports the Campus Housing Index, including providing software and volunteer expertise to assist campus housing and residence life professionals.
    • Support for the Campus Housing Index
      Provides support for the Campus Housing Index through software resources and volunteer expertise, contributing to data-driven insights in campus housing practices.
    • Support for the Campus Housing Index
      Provides support for the Campus Housing Index through software and volunteer expertise to advance data-informed practices in campus housing.
    • Support the Campus Housing Index
      Supports the Campus Housing Index, including its software and volunteer expertise.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2020
revenue
Total revenue$16K
Contributions & grants$10K61%
Program service revenue$6K39%
Investment income$10%
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$18K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out$1K
balance sheet
Total assets$22K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$22K
1 years on record · 2020–2020
relationships · 21

who they work with

  • ACUHO-I Partner — Raises money for ACUHO-I to fund large-scale educational programs, research initiatives, and practice innovations for campus housing and residence life professionals.
  • AMF Mattresses Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2008.
  • Adirondack Solutions Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2020.
  • Brill Company Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2024.
  • Collegiate Concepts Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2010.
  • Foliot Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2015.
  • Foliot Furniture Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2023.
  • Microfridge Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2016.
  • NSSE Partner — Partnered on a three-year study evaluating how undergraduate students’ residential options influence their engagement and persistence.
  • Norse Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2006 and 2004.
  • OCM (On Campus Marketing) Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2019.
  • Palms Place Hotel Partner — Host venue for the AIMHO 2025 Annual Conference.
  • RT London Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2006.
  • Sauder Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2007.
  • Sauder Education Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2012.
  • Sodexo Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2011.
  • Southwest Contract Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2018 and 2009.
  • Star Rez Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2014.
  • Sustainable Furniture Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2017.
  • T.W. Raftery Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2005.
  • Transformations Furniture Partner — Recipient of the Lyle Morse Award in 2013.