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CHRISTOPHER'S CURE INC

GILBERT, AZ · EIN 223878122 · Form 990EZ · FY2020 · NTEE P20 · Human Services · Micro (<$100K) · www.christopherscure.org

revenue

$28K

expenses

$27K

net assets

$27K

employees

—

mission · from form 990

ASSISTANCE TO ILL CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

profile · synthesized from sources

Christopher's Cure provides financial assistance to families with critically ill children who do not qualify for other aid. The organization helps cover essential living expenses like mortgage, rent, utilities, and transportation, allowing parents to focus on caring for their sick child. They operate primarily in Arizona.

named programs · 1 · from sources

what they call their work

Christopher’s Cure Hardship Fund

Provides financial assistance directly to creditors for essential living expenses such as child care, utilities, transportation, mortgage, or rent for families with critically ill children.

activities · 3 clusters

what they do

Financial Assistance for Families 2 activities
- Direct financial assistance to families with critically ill children
  
  Provides temporary financial support to families with critically ill children to cover essential expenses such as mortgage or rent, utilities, car payments, childcare, food, travel, and lodging. Since 2004, the organization has supported over 100 families through this program.
- Provide financial assistance to families with critically ill children
  
  CHRISTOPHER'S CURE INC provides direct financial support to families with critically ill children to cover everyday necessities such as mortgage, rent, utility, car payments, childcare, and other unexpected expenses during medical treatment. Since 2004, they have supported over 100 families.
Back-to-School Supplies Distribution 1 activity
- Donations to pediatric medical facilities
  
  Prior to 2004, donated funds to the National Institute of Health Pediatric Clinic and Phoenix Children’s Hospital hardship funds, and provided computers, DVD players, and a video library to support children during hospital admissions.
Youth Health and Wellness Support 1 activity
- Support pediatric clinics and hospitals with donations and equipment
  
  Prior to 2004, the organization donated funds to the National Institute of Health Pediatric Clinic and Phoenix Children’s Hospital hardship funds, and provided computers, DVD players, and a video library to these facilities for children during hospital admissions.

financials · form 990EZ · fy2020

the money

revenue

Total revenue$28K

Contributions & grants$28K100%

Program service revenue——

Investment income——

Other revenue—

expenses

Total expenses$27K

Program expenses—

Admin / overhead—

Fundraising—

Salaries & benefits—

Grants paid out$24K

balance sheet

Total assets$27K

Cash—

Investments—

Liabilities—

Net assets$27K

1 years on record · 2020–2020

relationships · 4

who they work with

National Institute of Health Pediatric Clinic Partner — Donated funds and equipment to their hardship fund and facilities prior to 2004.
Phoenix Children’s Hospital Partner — Donated funds and equipment to their hardship fund and facilities prior to 2004.
Southwest Association Management Partner — Receives hardship fund applications on behalf of Christopher's Cure.
United Way Partner — Accepts donations through the United Way.