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Saddlebrooke Community Outreach Inc

Tucson, AZ · EIN 860843458 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE P20 · Human Services · Medium ($1M-$10M) · www.community-outreach.org
revenue
$1.0M
expenses
$844K
net assets
$3.9M
employees
0
volunteers
330
program ratio
92%
mission · from form 990

To make a positive impact on the lives of underprivileged schoolchildren in neighboring communities by improving self-esteem, school attendance and scholastic achievement.

profile · synthesized from sources

SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) is an all-volunteer organization that provides educational support to students in the Copper Corridor of Arizona. They primarily focus on offering college scholarships to deserving students, many of whom come from economically challenged backgrounds. SBCO also operates an endowment program to ensure long-term funding for these scholarships.

named programs · 2 · from sources

what they call their work

Kids' Closet
Provides support to local children (mentioned in donor testimonial as a building in Mammoth).
Scholarship Endowment Program
Provides college scholarships to high school students from the Copper Corridor, with funds managed in an endowment to ensure long-term support.
activities · 5 groups

what they do

  • Student Enrichment Program Funding 5 activities
    • Educational Enrichment Grants
      Provides grants to local public school districts and community organizations to support and expand enrichment programs, including summer reading programs, art and music classes (e.g., purchasing ukuleles), and math incentive programs like "Math Masters."
    • Educational Enrichment Program Grants
      Provides grants to support and expand enrichment programs sponsored by local public school districts and community organizations, such as the "Color Your World" Summer Reading Support Program, "Math Masters" program, and funding for school art and music classes.
    • Educational Enrichment Program Grants
      Provides grants to support and expand enrichment programs sponsored by local public school districts and community organizations, including summer reading programs, art educational experiences, math incentive programs, and funding for school art and music classes.
    • Enrichment Program Grants
      Provides grants to support enrichment programs sponsored by local public school districts and community organizations, focusing on education, art, and physical activities. Examples include funding summer reading programs, art educational experiences, a "Math Masters" program, and a swim program.
    • Fund youth enrichment and recreational programs
      Provides grants to support various enrichment programs, including art and music classes, summer activities, a "Math Masters" program, a swim program, and scholarships for children to attend summer camp.
  • Basic Needs Provision for Youth and Families 5 activities
    • Kids' Closet Clothing Program
      Provides clothing to local students, including delivering bags of requested clothing to schools for students unable to visit the Kids’ Closet and offering gift cards for school clothing to teens when in-person shopping is not feasible.
    • Kids' Closet Clothing Program
      Provides clothing to local students in need, either by delivering requested bags of clothing to schools or by issuing gift cards for school clothing when in-person shopping is not feasible.
    • Kids' Closet Clothing Program
      Delivers bags of requested clothing to local schools for students unable to visit the Kids’ Closet, and provides teens with gift cards for school clothing when in-person shopping is unsafe.
    • Kids' Closet Clothing Program
      Provides clothing to local students, including delivering bags of requested clothing to schools for students unable to visit the Kids’ Closet and offering gift cards for school clothing to teens when in-person shopping is unsafe.
    • Provide clothing to students
      Delivers bags of requested clothing to local schools for students who cannot visit Kids’ Closet and provides gift cards for school clothing to teens when in-person shopping is unsafe.
  • Merit-Based Educational Scholarships 4 activities
    • College Scholarship Program
      Provides two- and four-year college scholarships, including one-time grants for graduate school, to deserving local students, supporting their academic goals and reducing financial burdens. The program is supported by a Scholarship Endowment Fund established in 2019.
    • College Scholarship Program
      Awards two- and four-year college scholarships to deserving students, including those pursuing graduate school. The program includes an endowment fund established in 2019 to ensure ongoing funding and increase the number of scholarships offered. Scholarship recipients are supported to achieve their post-high school academic goals.
    • College Scholarship Program
      Awards two- and four-year college scholarships to deserving students, including those pursuing graduate school. The program includes an endowment fund established in 2019 to ensure ongoing funding and increase the number of scholarships offered. Scholarship recipients are interviewed and supported to achieve their post-high school academic goals.
    • Provide college scholarships
      Awards two- and four-year college scholarships to deserving students, including one-time grants for graduate school, and provides ongoing support to help them achieve post-high school academic goals. An endowment fund was established in 2019 to increase scholarship grants.
  • Youth Sports Participation Scholarships 4 activities
    • Youth Camp and Swim Program Grants
      Provides grants to enable children to attend summer camps, such as the Triangle YMCA Ranch Camp, and supports local swim programs that offer lessons to children in Mammoth.
    • Youth Camp and Swim Program Grants
      Awards grants to provide scholarships for children to attend camps, such as the Triangle YMCA Ranch Camp, and supports swim programs that offer lessons to local children.
    • Youth Camp and Swim Program Grants
      Awards grants to provide scholarships for children to attend summer camps, such as the Triangle YMCA Ranch Camp, and supports local swim programs that offer lessons to children.
    • Youth Camp and Swim Program Grants
      Awards grants to provide scholarships for children to attend camps, such as the Triangle YMCA Ranch Camp, and supports local swim programs that offer lessons to children.
  • Uncategorized 14 activities
    • Annual Food Drive
      Manages an annual food drive in the spring, involving both SaddleBrooke and SaddleBrooke Ranch communities, to collect food and monetary donations for the Tri-Community Food Bank in Mammoth. The drive has collected significant amounts, including $157,650 and 14,000 pounds of food in one year.
    • Annual Food Drive and Food Bank Support
      Organizes an annual spring food drive in SaddleBrooke and SaddleBrooke Ranch, collecting significant amounts of food and monetary donations (e.g., $157,650 and 14,000 pounds of food) to benefit the Tri-Community Food Bank in Mammoth, which also receives quarterly financial support.
    • Annual Food Drive and Support for Food Banks
      Organizes an annual food drive in the spring across SaddleBrooke and SaddleBrooke Ranch, collecting significant amounts of food and monetary donations (e.g., $157,650 and 14,000 pounds of food in one year). Provides quarterly financial support to the Tri-Community Food Bank in Mammoth.
    • Annual Food Drive and Support for Food Banks
      Organizes an annual food drive in the spring across SaddleBrooke and SaddleBrooke Ranch, collecting significant amounts of food and monetary donations (e.g., $157,650 and 14,000 pounds of food in one year). Provides quarterly financial support to the Tri-Community Food Bank in Mammoth.
    • College Scholarship Program
      Awards two- and four-year college scholarships, including one-time grants for graduate school, to deserving local students, and provides ongoing financial support to help them achieve post-high school academic goals. The program is supported by a Scholarship Endowment Fund established in 2019.
    • Early Literacy Book Program
      Provides first graders at Ray Elementary School in Kearny, AZ with a wooden bookcase and two new books, and two additional books in second and third grade, fostering home libraries. In one instance, 33 bookcases were delivered to students in May.
    • Early Literacy and Book Distribution
      Provides first graders at Ray Elementary School with a wooden bookcase and two new books, with additional books in second and third grade. Also distributes books to students to foster home libraries and offers grants to enhance children's book collections at libraries in the Copper Corridor.
    • Early Literacy and Book Distribution
      Provides first graders at Ray Elementary School with a wooden bookcase and two new books, with additional books in second and third grade. Also distributes books to students to foster home libraries and offers grants to enhance children's book collections at libraries in the Copper Corridor.
    • Early Literacy and Book Distribution Program
      Distributes wooden bookcases and new books to first graders at Ray Elementary School in Kearny, AZ, providing additional books in second and third grade to foster home libraries and support literacy.
    • Library Book Collection Enhancement
      Offers grants to enhance children's book collections at libraries in Copper Corridor towns from Oracle to Globe.
    • Library Book Collection Grants
      Offers grants to enhance children's book collections at libraries in Copper Corridor towns, ranging from Oracle to Globe.
    • Support children's literacy and education programs
      Provides first graders at Ray Elementary School with a wooden bookcase and two new books, with additional books in second and third grade. Also provides grants to support enrichment programs, summer reading initiatives, and enhances children's book collections at libraries.
    • Support local food banks
      Conducts an annual food drive in the spring across SaddleBrooke and SaddleBrooke Ranch, collecting significant amounts of food and money (e.g., $157,650 and 14,000 pounds of food). Provides quarterly financial support to the Tri-Community Food Bank in Mammoth.
    • Tri-Community Food Bank Financial Support
      Provides quarterly financial support to the Tri-Community Food Bank in Mammoth to help address food insecurity in the local community.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$1.03M
Contributions & grants$998K97%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$29K3%
Other revenue$5K
expenses
Total expenses$844K
Program expenses92%
Admin / overhead7%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$386K
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$3.91M
Cash$1.10M
Investments$1.82M
Liabilities$5K
Net assets$3.90M
Liquid reserves41.5 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue -1.4%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

board members · 19
  • Andrea Stephens — Director of Membership
  • Betty Ryan — VP Kids Closet
  • Camille Esterman — Treasurer
  • Cheryl Smith — Recording Secretary
  • Denise Anthony — President
  • Ed Barnes — Director of Scholarship Endow
  • Eileen Hansen — VP Kids Closet
  • Jan Olsson — Director of Scholarship Endow
  • Jeannine Grippo — Assistant Treasurer
  • Karen Green — Corresponding Secretary
  • Laura Pauli — Executive VP
  • Linda Richter — VP Enrichment
  • Marcia Van Ommereran — Recording Secretary
  • Melanie Stout — Golden Goose Representative
  • Michelle Schroeder — VP Kids Closet
  • Nancy Moore — Director of Communications
  • Steve Sahl — VP Education Scholarship
  • Tim Bowen — Director of Membership
  • Vivian Errico — Director of Teen Closet
relationships · 20

who they work with

  • Amphitheater Schools Partner — Received funding for school art and music classes, including new ukuleles and stands.
  • Community Foundation for Southern Arizona (CFSA) Partner — Manages the SBCO Scholarship Endowment Fund and processes donations for it.
  • Community Foundation of Southern Arizona (CFSA) Partner — All contributions to the SBCO Scholarship Endowment Fund must be made payable to CFSA and designated for the “SBCO Scholarship Endowment Fund.” CFSA processes donations and ensures they are legally separated from SBCO general funds.
  • Community organizations Partner — Recipients of SBCO Enrichment Program grants
  • Hayden Public Library Partner — Awarded a grant for its summer program to purchase books, games, virtual reality goggles, craft supplies, cooking classes, and science lectures.
  • Impact of Southern Arizona Partner — Co-beneficiary with SBCO of income from the Golden Goose Thrift Store.
  • Lee Kornegay Intermediate School Partner — Received a grant to fund its "Math Masters" program.
  • Mad Science Partner — Presented a "Fire and Ice" science lecture at Hayden Public Library.
  • Miami Memorial Library Partner — Received funding to support and expand its "Color Your World" Summer Reading Support Program.
  • Ray Elementary School Partner — Provides first graders at the school with bookcases and books.
  • Rotary Club of Kearny Partner — Previously helped finance and construct bookcases for the program.
  • SBCO Scholarship Committee Partner — Committee responsible for administering and supporting scholarship applicants
  • SaddleBrooke Ranch Wood Workers Club Partner — Volunteers talent and time to build bookcases for the program.
  • Schools Partner — Recipients of SBCO Enrichment Program grants
  • Tri-Community Food Bank Partner — Beneficiary of the annual Food Drive funds raised by Saddlebrooke Community Outreach.
  • Tri-Community Food Bank Partner — Partnered with Tri-Community Food Bank in Mammoth for the annual food drive.
  • Tri-Community Food Bank Partner — Receives food and monetary donations from SBCO's annual food drive.
  • Tri-Community Food Bank Partner — Receives quarterly financial support from Saddlebrooke Community Outreach and serves families in Mammoth, San Manuel, and Oracle.
  • Triangle YMCA Ranch Camp Partner — Awarded a $7,500 grant to provide scholarships for 10 children to attend the camp.
  • University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Partner — Participated in the "Color My World" Registration Kickoff event.