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OPPORTUNITY4KIDS
Scottsdale, AZ · EIN 463403537 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE O99 · Youth Development · Small ($100K-$1M) · opportunity4kids.org
revenue
$103K
expenses
$101K
net assets
$84K
employees
0
program ratio
90%
mission · from form 990

Opportunity4kids is organized to change the lives of economically disadvantaged children to foster out-of-school time and extracurricular participation to promote healthy and active lifestyles

profile · synthesized from sources

Opportunity4Kids provides financial support to low-income Arizona youth so they can participate in extracurricular and out-of-school activities. The organization covers fees, equipment, and uniforms for programs in sports, arts, and academics. Founded in 2014, it focuses on removing financial barriers for K–12 students to promote personal development and equal access to enriching experiences.

named programs · 3 · from sources

what they call their work

12 Months of Outings For At-Risk Youth
Funded monthly outings for 142 at-risk youth in the Phoenix area through a partnership with New Pathways for Youth, offering enriching experiences like pottery, paint day, and Top Golf
Distance Learning Support
Provided technology resources including Chromebooks and internet hotspots to support remote education for underserved students during the pandemic
Scholarship Program
Provides financial assistance to cover fees, equipment, and uniforms for extracurricular activities such as sports, music, and academic programs for low-income Arizona youth in grades K–12
activities · 3 groups

what they do

  • Device Distribution for Education 6 activities
    • Providing Distance Learning Support
      Offers support for distance learning, including providing hotspots to schools like Hope Academy and Chromebooks to individuals, funded by donations such as a $10,000 contribution for distance learning.
    • Providing Distance Learning Support
      Provides resources for distance learning, including donations for distance learning programs, hotspots for schools like Hope Academy, and Chromebooks for individuals.
    • Providing Distance Learning Support
      Provides resources for distance learning, including donations for distance learning initiatives, hotspots for schools like Hope Academy, and Chromebooks for individuals.
    • Providing Distance Learning Support
      Provides resources for distance learning, including donations for distance learning programs, hotspots for academies, and Chromebooks for individuals.
    • Provision of technology for distance learning and educational access
      Supplies technology resources such as Chromebooks and internet hotspots to support distance learning for underserved students, including providing a Chromebook to a student named Marco and hotspots for Hope Academy.
    • Technology access support for education
      Provides digital learning tools including Chromebooks and internet hotspots to support distance learning and educational access for youth. Examples include providing a Chromebook to a student named Marco and supplying hotspots to Hope Academy, supported by a $10,000 donation for distance learning.
  • Youth Sports Participation Scholarships 4 activities
    • Financial and material support for youth extracurricular participation
      Provides scholarships, covers fees, and supplies equipment and uniforms to enable underprivileged K-12 youth in Arizona to participate in extracurricular, out-of-school, and sports activities. This includes direct funding to schools and programs, such as a $5,000 grant to William R. Sullivan Elementary School for a softball team and $10,000 for monthly outings for 142 at-risk youth in Phoenix.
    • Financial and material support for youth extracurricular participation
      Provides scholarships, covers fees, and supplies equipment and uniforms to enable low-income K-12 youth in Arizona to participate in extracurricular, out-of-school, and sports activities. This includes direct funding to schools and programs, such as a $5,000 grant to William R. Sullivan Elementary School for a softball team and $10,000 for monthly outings for 142 at-risk youth in Phoenix.
    • Funding for Youth Extracurricular Activities
      Provides financial scholarships, covers fees, and supplies equipment and uniforms to enable K-12 youth in Arizona to participate in out-of-school time activities, sports, and other extracurricular experiences.
    • Funding for Youth Extracurricular Activities
      Provides financial scholarships, covers fees, and supplies equipment and uniforms to enable K-12 youth in Arizona to participate in out-of-school time activities, sports, and other extracurricular experiences.
  • Uncategorized 9 activities
    • Organizing Outings for At-Risk Youth
      Contributes funds to organize monthly outings for at-risk youth, such as the $10,000 contribution for 12 monthly outings for 142 at-risk youth in the Phoenix area.
    • Organizing Outings for At-Risk Youth
      Contributes funds to organize monthly outings for at-risk youth, such as the $10,000 contribution for 12 monthly outings for 142 at-risk youth in the Phoenix area.
    • Organizing Outings for At-Risk Youth
      Funds and organizes monthly outings for at-risk youth, such as the $10,000 contribution for 12 monthly outings for 142 at-risk youth in the Phoenix area.
    • Providing Youth Enrichment Activities
      Offers various enrichment activities for youth, including "Kraft Kits" and summer activities, particularly in areas like Chandler.
    • Provision of activity kits and summer programs
      Organizes and provides enrichment materials and seasonal programming for youth, including distributing "Kraft Kits" in Chandler and funding summer activities for youth in the same community.
    • Support for youth enrichment and recreational programs
      Organizes and funds recreational and enrichment activities for youth, including 12 months of outings for at-risk youth in Phoenix and summer activities for youth in Chandler, as well as distributing "Kraft Kits" to youth in Chandler.
    • Supporting Youth Programs in Specific Geographies
      Provides general financial support and resources for youth in specific areas, such as $5,000 for youth in the East Valley, "Kraft Kits" for youth in Chandler, and summer activities for youth in Chandler.
    • Supporting Youth Programs in Specific Geographies
      Provides funding and resources for youth in specific areas, such as $5,000 for youth in the East Valley, "Kraft Kits" for youth in Chandler, and summer activities for youth in Chandler.
    • Supporting Youth Programs in Specific Geographies
      Provides general financial support and activity kits for youth in specific areas, such as $5,000 for youth in the East Valley, "Kraft Kits" for youth in Chandler, and summer activities for youth in Chandler.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$103K
Contributions & grants$103K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$40%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$101K
Program expenses90%
Admin / overhead10%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$36K
Grants paid out$55K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$84K
Cash$84K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$84K
Liquid reserves10.0 mo
1 years on record · 2022–2022
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
NICHOLAS CROSSLEY OPERATING OFFICER 40 $36K
board members · 3
  • JEFF VAN NORMAN — DIRECTOR
  • KEVIN VAN NORMAN — DIRECTOR
  • VICKIE GERSTNER — TREASURER
relationships · 7

who they work with

  • Board of Directors Partner — Board composed of members from diverse backgrounds united to support children's participation in extracurricular activities.
  • Jeff Van Norman Partner — Co-Founder of Opportunity4Kids and son of Rosanne Van Norman
  • Kevin Van Norman Partner — Co-Founder of Opportunity4Kids and son of Rosanne Van Norman
  • Madison Boxing Gym Partner — Partnered with Madison Boxing Gym for a "KNOCKOUT!" event.
  • New Pathways for Youth Partner — Funded by Opportunity4Kids to support monthly outings for at-risk youth in Phoenix.
  • Valley of the Sun United Way Partner — Connected Opportunity4Kids with William R. Sullivan Elementary School.
  • William R. Sullivan Elementary School Partner — Provided funding for their softball team's equipment and uniforms.