NonprofitsBoston Private Industry Council Inc The

Employment

Boston Private Industry Council Inc The

BOSTON, MA

Total revenue

$12.4M

Total expenses

$11.7M

Net assets

$4.7M

Grants received

$7.0M

56 grants

EIN

042676661

Tax year

2023

Mission

The mission of the PIC is to connect youth and adults of Boston with jobs and careers in the mainstream economy. The PIC brokers jobs and internships for public high school students oversees Bostons One Stop Career Centers and related job training and develops policy positions that inform education.

Programs

3 programs

Connecting Activities Program - Engaged employers in partnership with Boston high schools to offer jobs internships and career exploration activities for high school students. Provided work readiness training and career exploration for thousands of Boston public high school students. Maintained and continually updated a state-required database.

Expenses: $1.5M

Boston Public Schools - Collaborative Program - Provided work readiness training and career exploration for thousands of Boston public high school students; engaged employers in partnership with Boston high schools; and provided re-engagement services for students who have dropped out of school or stopped attending regularly. Provided student wages for internships and stipends for other career development activities. Collaborated with the Boston Public Schools on graduate studies and follow-up surveys.

Expenses: $1.1M

Includes other PIC Initiatives for Youth.

Expenses: $2.3MGrants: $1.3M

Financials

FY 2023

Revenue

Contributions & grants$12.4M
Program service revenue
Investment income
Other revenue
Total revenue$12.4M

Expenses

Grants paid
Salaries & benefits$5.8M
Fundraising$159K
Other expenses$5.9M
Total expenses$11.7M
Total assets$5.4M
Net assets$4.7M

People

17 listed

NameRoleCompensation

Neil Sullivan

Executive Director President

Board

$194K

0

Mike Firestone

board member

Board

0

Jackie Jenkins-Scott

board member

Board

0

Darren Donovan

Chair

Board

0

Mary Skipper

board member

Board

0

Marcelo Suarez-Orozco

board member

Board

0

Chrissy Lynch

board member

Board

0

Stacia Reidy MacNaught

Treasurer Finance Chair

Board

0

Michelle Auchincloss

board member

Board

0

Danny Best

board member

Board

0

Kevin Churchwell

board member

Board

0

Pam Eddinger

board member

Board

0

Deborah da Silva

Director Administration Finance

Staff

$166K

0

Josh Bruno

Employer Engagement Director

Staff

$148K

0

Angela McCabe

Workforce Development Director

Staff

$139K

0

Kathleen Hamilton

Youth Transitions Director

Staff

$138K

0

Joseph McLaughlin

Research and Evaluation Director

Staff

$133K

0

Grants received

Showing 56 of 56

FromAmountPurposeYear
$501K
SCALING YOUTH OUTCOMES COHORT
2024
$200K
DATA FOR IMPACT (D4I) GRANT
2023
$184K
RESEARCH/TRAINING
2023
$50K
Community Impact
2023
$50K
Economic Development
2023
$50K
Community Partnership
2023
$6K
JOB TRAINING & PLACE
2023
$488K
FORUM IN THE BUILDING ECOSYSTEMS FOR YOUTH OPPORTUNITY
2022
$325K
RESEARCH/TRAINING
2022
$180K
Community Impact
2022
$150K
Economic Development
2022
$86K
Operating Support/Annual Fund
2022
$15K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2022
$550K
FORUM IN YOUTH-LED CHANGE
2021
$384K
Community Impact
2021
$217K
Education
2021
$150K
CHARITABLE DONATION
2021
$50K
TO SUPPORT RECONNECTION STRATEGIES IN THE LEARNERS AT THE CENTER INITIATIVE
2021
$50K
Economic Development
2021
$50K
Community Partnership
2021
$25K
COMMUNITY BENEFIT PROGRAM
2021
$10K
Cancer Research and Development
2021
$10K
RESEARCH/TRAINING
2021
$366K
Community Impact
2020
$220K
CHILD SUPPORT SYSTEM EVALUATIONS
2020
$173K
Education
2020
$100K
Economic Development
2020
$29K
JOB TRAINING & PLACE
2020
$20K
Operating Support/Annual Fund
2020
$20K
Research/training
2020
$10K
CANCER RES AND DEVLP
2020
$281K
Community Impact
2019
$279K
Education
2019
$150K
Charitable Donation
2019
$150K
Community Partnership
2019
$75K
Economic Development
2019
$55K
COMMUNITY BENEFIT PROGRAM
2019
$40K
SERVE AS BOSTON ESKOLTA NETWORK PARTNER PER MOU, INCLUDING ADVISING BOSTON DIRECTOR
2019
$27K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2019
$25K
COMMUNITY BENEFIT PROGRAM
2019
$23K
JOB TRAINING AND PLACEMENT
2019
$10K
CANCER RES AND DEVLP
2019
$5K
SUPPORT FOR EDUCATION/LEARNING, INCOME AND POVERTY.
2019
$123K
Community Impact
2018
$100K
IN SUPPORT OF CREATING ECONOMIC MOBILITY AND CAREER PATHWAYS
2018
$75K
Community Partnership
2018
$28K
JOB TRAINING AND PLACEMENT
2018
$5K
SUPPORT WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND JOB CREATION OPPORTUNITIES
2018
$322K
Education
2017
$138K
TO SUPPORT RECONNECTION STRATEGIES IN THE LEARNERS AT THE CENTER INITIATIVE
2017
$50K
Economic Development
2017
$25K
COMMUNITY BENEFIT PROGRAM
2017
$5K
SUPPORT BOSTON YOUTH AND ADULT COMMUNITIES
2017

Funded by

$7.0M from 17 funders · 56 grants · 2017–2024

The Aspen Institute Inc

$2.0M · 5 grants · 2020–2024

Boston Foundation Inc

$1.6M · 12 grants · 2017–2023

United Way Of Massachusetts Bay Inc

$1.4M · 6 grants · 2018–2023

Trustees Of Clark University

$539K · 4 grants · 2020–2023

Children's Hospital Corporation

$325K · 4 grants · 2018–2023

Charities Aid Foundation America

$300K · 2 grants · 2019–2021

Jobs For The Future Inc

$188K · 2 grants · 2017–2021

Details

EIN042676661
NTEE codeJ20Z
Subsection03
Ruling date1980-03
Formed1979
Employees1613
Volunteers0
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