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Adult Community Center of Sedona

Sedona, AZ · EIN 860491174 · Form 990 · FY2021 · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.sccsedona.org
revenue
$583K
expenses
$653K
net assets
$787K
employees
20
program ratio
75%
mission · from form 990

The Sedona Community Center's mission is to enhance quality of life for people of the greater Sedona community through our award winning food programs, outstanding exercise and educational activities, and compassionate supportive services.

profile · synthesized from sources

The Adult Community Center of Sedona provides essential services to seniors in the Greater Sedona area, focusing on nutrition and social engagement. Key programs include Meals on Wheels, community meals, and various social and physical activities, all aimed at enhancing the health and well-being of local seniors.

named programs · 5 · from sources

what they call their work

Community Lunch
Offers a daily in-house lunch for community members, fostering social interaction and nutrition.
Educational and Fitness Programs
Offers a variety of fitness and art classes to promote health and well-being among seniors.
Grief Support
Life After Loss support group for individuals who have experienced loss, facilitated in a non-denominational setting.
Meals on Wheels
Delivers hot, nutritious meals to seniors and those temporarily limited by illness or physical challenges in the Greater Sedona area.
Pet Project
Provides pet food and care services to Meals on Wheels clients, funded by private donations.
activities · 7 groups

what they do

  • Senior Meal Delivery and Congregate Dining 9 activities
    • Community Lunch Program
      Offers in-house community lunches five days a week in its dining room, requiring reservations and with a tiered cost based on age, serving seniors in the Greater Sedona area.
    • Daily wellness checks for homebound clients
      Conducts daily wellness checks for isolated, home-bound individuals as part of its meal delivery service in Sedona and the Village of Oak Creek.
    • Home-Delivered Meal Service (Meals on Wheels)
      Provides hot, nutritious meals five days a week to homebound seniors and individuals in Sedona and the Village of Oak Creek, utilizing volunteer drivers. This service includes daily wellness checks and an optional bag of breakfast items on Fridays for weekend nutrition.
    • Home-Delivered Meal Service (Meals on Wheels)
      Delivers hot, nutritious meals Monday through Friday to homebound seniors and individuals temporarily limited by illness or physical challenges in Sedona and the Village of Oak Creek. This service includes daily wellness checks and an optional bag of breakfast items on Fridays for weekend nutrition, serving approximately 100 meals daily.
    • In-house community lunch service
      Provides daily in-house lunches Monday through Friday at noon in its dining room, requiring reservations and offering a tiered cost based on age.
    • Meal Sponsorship Program
      Offers a program that allows individuals to sponsor meals for seniors.
    • Meals on Wheels home-delivered meal program
      Provides hot, home-delivered meals to seniors and individuals temporarily limited by illness, surgery, or physical challenges in Sedona and the Village of Oak Creek. Delivers an average of 100 meals daily, Monday through Friday, using permanent volunteer drivers.
    • On-Site Community Lunch Program
      Provides in-house community lunches five days a week, Monday through Friday at noon, in its dining room. Reservations are required, and costs are tiered based on age.
    • On-Site Community Lunch Program
      Offers in-house community lunches five days a week in its dining room, requiring reservations, with a tiered cost based on age.
  • Pet Food Pantry & Distribution 4 activities
    • Breakfast/Weekend Club supplemental food program
      Operates the Breakfast Club program, delivering supplemental breakfast items to Meals on Wheels clients on Fridays to support weekend nutrition. Includes a Pet Food Program and the Pet Project, which delivers pet food and limited veterinary care to clients' pets.
    • Pet Food and Care Program
      Operates a Pet Food Program, launched in 2013, exclusively for Meals on Wheels clients, providing delivery of dog and cat food, occasional grooming, and some veterinarian care.
    • Pet Food and Care Program
      Operates a program that delivers dog and cat food to Meals on Wheels clients, and occasionally provides grooming and veterinarian care.
    • Pet Support Program
      Operates a Pet Food Program, known as "The Pet Project," exclusively for Meals on Wheels clients, providing delivery of dog and cat food, occasional grooming, and some veterinarian care.
  • Meeting & Conference Room Rental 4 activities
    • Facility and Event Space Rental
      Provides facility rental services, including two indoor rooms (Tudor Room and Flynn Room) and an outdoor patio with a covered rotunda, for conferences, meetings, workshops, and community events. Rooms are equipped with tables, chairs, podiums, large screen smart TVs, and Zoom capabilities, with on-site catering available.
    • Facility and Event Space Rental
      Provides facility rental services, including two indoor rooms (Tudor Room and Flynn Room) and an outdoor patio with a covered rotunda, for conferences, meetings, workshops, and other community events, with catering services available from its kitchen.
    • Facility and Event Space Rental
      Provides rental services for two indoor rooms (Tudor Room and Flynn Room) and an outdoor patio/rotunda for conferences, meetings, workshops, and events, including tables, chairs, podiums, smart TVs with Zoom capabilities, and on-site catering options.
    • Facility rental with catering and event support
      Offers rental of two event spaces—the 634 sq. ft. Tudor Room and the 1025 sq. ft. Flynn Room—and an outdoor patio for conferences, meetings, workshops, and community events. Spaces include tables, chairs, podiums, large screen smart TVs with Zoom capabilities, and optional on-site catering from the center’s kitchen.
  • Senior Social & Recreational Activities 4 activities
    • Social Events and Activities
      Organizes social events for seniors in the Greater Sedona area.
    • Social and Recreational Activities
      Organizes various social events and physical activities for seniors in the Greater Sedona area, including Mahjong sessions, gentle yoga, T'ai Chi, watercolor classes, and "Wiggle and Giggle" aerobic dance classes.
    • Social and Recreational Activities for Seniors
      Organizes various social events and physical activities for seniors in the Greater Sedona area, including Mahjong sessions, gentle yoga, T'ai Chi, watercolor classes, and "Wiggle and Giggle" aerobic dance classes.
    • Social engagement programs for seniors
      Organizes social events and activities for seniors in the Greater Sedona area, including Mahjong sessions and other community-building events.
  • Grief Support Services for Children and Families 3 activities
    • Grief Support Group
      Hosts a free, non-secular grief support group called "Life After Loss" that meets weekly at the center for individuals who have experienced loss.
    • Grief Support Group
      Hosts a free, non-secular and non-denominational grief support group, "Life After Loss," that meets weekly at the center for individuals who have experienced loss.
    • Grief support group
      Hosts "Life After Loss," a free, non-denominational grief support group that meets weekly at the center for individuals who have experienced loss.
  • Senior-Focused Fitness and Wellness Programs 2 activities
    • Fitness and Wellness Classes
      Offers a range of physical activities and fitness programs for seniors, including gentle yoga, T'ai Chi for beginners, and "Wiggle and Giggle" aerobic dance classes that incorporate balance, toning, and stretching.
    • Senior fitness and wellness classes
      Offers fitness and physical activity programs for seniors, including gentle yoga, T'ai Chi, and "Wiggle and Giggle" classes that incorporate aerobic dance, balance, toning, and stretching, with adaptive equipment available.
  • Uncategorized 2 activities
    • Arts and Educational Classes
      Provides educational and art programs, including watercolor classes for beginner to intermediate artists, and organizes Mahjong sessions as a community event.
    • Arts and educational programming for seniors
      Provides educational and creative enrichment programs for seniors, including watercolor classes for beginner to intermediate artists.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$583K
Contributions & grants$578K99%
Program service revenue$4K1%
Investment income$360%
Other revenue$854
expenses
Total expenses$653K
Program expenses75%
Admin / overhead12%
Fundraising12%
Salaries & benefits$325K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$810K
Cash$204K
Investments$0
Liabilities$24K
Net assets$787K
Liquid reserves3.8 mo
2 years on record · 2020–2021 · YoY revenue +2.1%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
MARJORIE HARRIS Executive Dir. 40 $73K
board members · 7
  • Amrita McMullin — MEMBER
  • Binnie Jessee — Member
  • Charity Riehle — MEMBER
  • Hope Honeycutt — MEMBER
  • John Currivan — Member
  • Liberty Lincoln — Member
  • Maria Husted — Member
relationships · 13

who they work with

  • Arizona Department of Revenue Government — Administers the tax credit program through which the organization receives contributions.
  • Bashas Partner — Provided donations to the Meals on Wheels program in its early stages.
  • City of Sedona Partner — Collaborates with the City of Sedona to provide transportation services to the center for lunch via the Sedona Shuttle Connect service.
  • Harmony Hills Homeowners Association Partner — Provided the generosity that allowed the Center to find its permanent home on Melody Lane in 1986.
  • Harmony Hills Recreational Corp, Inc Partner — Transferred property to the Adult Community Center, Inc. by Gift Deed in May of 1986.
  • Hospice Compassus Partner — Facilitates a grief support group.
  • Hospice Compassus Partner — Sponsors the "Life After Loss" grief support group.
  • Kachina Point Partner — Agreed to provide and transport meals for the early Meals on Wheels program.
  • Meals on Wheels of America Funder — Provided a grant to start the Pet Project in 2013.
  • Red Rock Café Partner — Hosts meal delivery route start and end point for Village of Oak Creek drivers.
  • Sedona Fire District Partner — Collaborates on pet fire safety outreach and education
  • Sedona Red Rock High's Interact Club Partner — Students from the club helped put together goodie bags for Meals on Wheels clients.
  • Weber’s Partner — Provided donations to the Meals on Wheels program in its early stages.