irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2022
what they reported doing
Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.
- #1 primary $1.93MNueva Camino in partnership with the office of refugee resettlement, children coming over the border unaccompanied are received with arms outstretched with love, meeting the basic needs of food and clothing, safety, education, housing, mental health, and medical services through group homes, home care service providers, and community partners. Nuevo Camino program utilizes Arizona licensed foster homes for long-term care for the children.
- #2 $1.79MNeighbors at Work helps unemployed and under-employed Phoenix-area residents secure and maintain employment. This is accomplished by addressing barriers to employment and providing occupational skills training, educational support services, work readiness classes, internship and job placements, leadership development opportunities, and financial literacy education. Neighbors at Work also helps participants advance into higher wage jobs by providing assistance enrolling in and paying for advanced occupational certificate and degree programs. Finally, because unmet basic needs can easily become barriers to securing and maintaining employment, Neighbors at Work provides disenfranchised participants with financial assistance for emergency food, housing/utilities, transportation, childcare, and work-appropriate clothing. By helping to ensure these basic needs are met, Neighbors at Work empowers program participants to be healthy, motivated, and productive employees. This helps move under-served families out of poverty and into economic self-sufficiency.
named programs · 10 · from sources
what they call their work
General Workforce
Employment support program offering wrap-around services and skills development to increase household income for adults
Katy's Kids
Five-star rated early childhood education program for children ages 3-5 that emphasizes school readiness and requires parental involvement through education classes and volunteer hours
Kids Camp
One-week overnight camp in Payson, AZ for 5th-7th graders offering outdoor experiences, spiritual growth, and relationship-building through activities like fishing, archery, and crafts
Kids Club
Two-week summer day camp for K-7th grade students providing meals, field trips, academic enrichment, spiritual development, and relationship-building on the NM campus
Kids Life
After-school program for K-7th grade students offering dinner, Bible lessons, social-emotional learning, mentoring, and enrichment activities such as woodworking, sports, and expressive arts
Level Up Workforce Program
Serves youth ages 16-24, providing motivating coaching, occupational training, paid work experiences, and assistance with tuition, books, and supplies to achieve education and career goals.
Level Up Youth
Workforce development program for youth ages 16-24 funded by the U.S. Department of Labor, offering career coaching, occupational training, paid work experiences, and educational support
Nueva Esperanza
Foster care program partnering with the Office of Refugee Resettlement to provide short-term housing, medical care, education, and support services for unaccompanied migrant children
Sueños Youth Empowerment Center
Provides trauma-informed programming for youth aged 12-21, including mentoring, STEAM classes, life skills training, mental health support, and leadership development to build resilience against Adverse Childhood Experiences
Wayne & Kit Danley Scholarship Fund
Provides college scholarships and ongoing support to first-generation students from low-income backgrounds who have participated in NM programs
activities · 8 groups
what they do
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Preschool and Kindergarten Readiness Programs 3 activities
- Early Childhood Education ProgramOperates a five-star rated early childhood education program for children ages 3 to 5.
- Early Childhood Education ProgramOperates a five-star rated early childhood education program for children ages 3 to 5.
- Early childhood educationOperates a five-star rated early childhood education program for children ages 3 to 5.
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Immigration Legal Services for Asylum Seekers 3 activities
- Services for Unaccompanied ChildrenProvides food, clothing, safety, education, housing, mental health, and medical services to unaccompanied children arriving at the border through a day center, foster homes, and community partners, utilizing Arizona-licensed foster homes for short-term care.
- Services for Unaccompanied ChildrenProvides food, clothing, safety, education, housing, mental health, and medical services to unaccompanied children arriving at the border through a day center, foster homes, and community partners, utilizing Arizona-licensed foster homes for short-term care.
- Support services for unaccompanied migrant childrenProvides food, clothing, safety, education, housing, mental health, and medical services to unaccompanied children arriving at the border through a day center, Arizona-licensed foster homes, and community partners.
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Youth Resilience & Substance Use Prevention Education 3 activities
- Trauma-informed youth and young adult programEngages approximately 150 youth and young adults annually through a weekly trauma-informed program that builds protective factors and supports mental health.
- Youth Mental Health and Protective Factors ProgramEngages approximately 150 youth and young adults annually through a weekly trauma-informed program that builds protective factors and supports mental health.
- Youth Mental Health and Protective Factors ProgramEngages approximately 150 youth and young adults annually through a weekly trauma-informed program designed to build protective factors and support mental health.
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Youth Internship Placement 3 activities
- Workforce Development for YouthProvides workforce development services to youth aged 16-24, including coaching, occupational training, paid work experiences, and financial assistance for tuition, books, and supplies, aimed at increasing household income and developing job skills.
- Youth Workforce DevelopmentProvides workforce development services to youth aged 16-24, including coaching, occupational training, paid work experiences, and financial assistance for tuition, books, and supplies, aimed at increasing household income and developing job skills.
- Youth workforce developmentProvides workforce development services to youth aged 16–24, including coaching, occupational training, paid work experiences, and financial assistance for tuition, books, and supplies, with the goal of increasing household income and job skills.
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After-School Youth Development Programs 1 activity
- After-school youth programmingHosts weekly after-school programming for 160 youth during the academic year, serving approximately 400 low-income, primarily Latinx youth annually in inner-city Phoenix with dinner, Bible lessons, and classes in mindfulness, expressive arts, literacy, woodworking, and sports.
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Volunteer Mobilization Network 1 activity
- Community volunteer engagementEngages volunteers from churches, organizations, and individuals as essential participants in delivering services to distressed families in urban Phoenix.
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Summer and School Break Camps 1 activity
- Youth summer campsOperates a two-week summer day camp in June for approximately 350 K-7th grade students on its downtown Phoenix campus and an annual one-week sleepover camp in Payson, AZ for 60 youth in 5th to 7th grade.
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Uncategorized 5 activities
- After-school and Summer Youth ProgramsProvides structured after-school programming for approximately 400 low-income, primarily Latinx youth from inner-city Phoenix annually, including dinner, Bible lessons, and classes in mindfulness, expressive arts, literacy, woodworking, and sports. Also operates a two-week summer day camp for approximately 350 K-7th grade students and an annual one-week sleepover camp for 60 youth in 5th to 7th grade.
- After-school and Summer Youth ProgramsProvides structured after-school programming for approximately 400 low-income, primarily Latinx youth from inner-city Phoenix annually, including dinner, Bible lessons, and classes in mindfulness, expressive arts, literacy, woodworking, and sports. Also operates a two-week summer day camp for approximately 350 K-7th grade students and an annual one-week sleepover camp for 60 youth in 5th to 7th grade.
- College Scholarship ProgramProvides college scholarships to approximately 17 first-generation youth annually who have participated in Neighborhood Ministries programs, through an in-house scholarship fund.
- College Scholarship ProgramProvides college scholarships to approximately 17 first-generation youth annually who have participated in Neighborhood Ministries programs, through an in-house scholarship fund.
- College scholarships for first-generation studentsProvides college scholarships to approximately 17 first-generation youth annually through an in-house scholarship fund, specifically for those who have participated in Neighborhood Ministries programs.
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financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$14.41M
Contributions & grants$14.34M99%
Program service revenue$15K0%
Investment income$4K0%
Other revenue$56K
expenses
Total expenses$15.06M
Program expenses89%
Admin / overhead9%
Fundraising3%
Salaries & benefits$8.53M
Grants paid out$2.53M
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$7.54M
Cash$1.56M
Investments$198K
Liabilities$1.16M
Net assets$6.38M
Liquid reserves1.4 mo
2 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +30.3%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022
who runs it
paid leadership · 2
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mary (Kit) Danley | President | 50 | $153K |
| Jeremy Wood | Executive Director | 55 | $107K |
board members · 3
- Barry Shannahan — Treasurer
- Bill Hamilton — Chairman
- Dick Crew — Vice Chair
relationships · 11
who they work with
- American Job Center Network Network — Partner organization through Arizona@Work City of Phoenix youth provider designation.
- Arizona@Work City of Phoenix Partner — Local youth provider partner administering WIOA-funded workforce program.
- First Things First Network — Rated Katy's Kids program as five-star.
- Kit Danley Government — Founder and President of Neighborhood Ministries since 1982, leading the organization's mission and community engagement.
- Neighborhood Church Partner — Hosts and collaborates with Kids Life programming; referenced as the church where kids participate.
- Office of Refugee Resettlement Partner — Partnership to receive and care for unaccompanied children arriving at the border.
- U.S. Department of Labor Government — Funds the Level Up program 100% through WIOA Title I-B awards totaling $741,000.
- Wayne & Kit Danley Partner — Founders of the Wayne & Kit Danley Scholarship Fund, which supports first-generation students from Neighborhood Ministries.
- churches Partner — Collaborates with churches to engage volunteers in urban mission opportunities.
- churches Partner — Partners with churches to expand outreach and community service efforts.
- local organizations Partner — Collaborates with local organizations to increase community impact.