Buffalo Prep Inc
BUFFALO, NY
Total revenue
$3.0M
Total expenses
$2.4M
Net assets
$6.4M
Grants received
$6.6M
137 grants
EIN
161359846
Tax year
2023
Mission
With a focus on racially and culturally affirming practices, buffalo prep advocates for educational access and equity and provides programming to academically ambitious scholars of color. We strive to nurture our scholars' brilliance while empowering them to engage civically as their authentic selves.
Programs
3 programs
High school prep is an intensive, 14-month program that prepares scholars for acceptance to and success at top independent, catholic, charter, and criteria-based public high schools and higher education. This nationally recognized, culturally relevant program takes place at the university at buffalo south campus the summers before and after 8th grade, as well as two nights per week and on saturdays during the 8th grade academic year.
Rising to distinction - created in partnership with the oishei foundation to provide academic support and college readiness preparation for underrepresented, talented youth. An rtd scholar must attend one of our partner high schools.
Prep scholars academyprep scholars academy (psa) is a neighborhood-based culturally relevant academic program designed to help scholars excel throughout middle school and prepare them for high school. This exciting, engaging, and active learning program strives to help scholars transition into and complete high school by providing academic preparation, as well as scholar and family support. Psa takes place in the heart of the west side at d'youville university; it gives preference to hispanic/latino scholars and offers bilingual instruction.alumni prep final: alumni prep supports buffalo prep graduates as they navigate their post-secondary journey and career placement. It provides access to career exploration and development services, leadership and enrichment workshops, scholarship assistance, social-emotional support, and networking and mentoring opportunities.readireadi program is an internationally recognized series of interactive workshops, trainings, and presentations to promote education and racial equity throughout our community.scholarshipsfor scholars in college to be used towards their tuition, books, rent, and technology to help them be successful in college. Fuel fund program used for non tuition items for scholars in high schools such as senior fees, athletic fees, prom tickets, class rings, etc.capital projects funds used toward building enhancements, furniture, fixtures, technology needs outside of operating costscollege prep college prep is a comprehensive program designed to assist eligible 9th-12th grade scholars to thrive academically and socially-emotionally as they navigate high school and prepare for their post-secondary journey. Through this culturally relevant program, scholars have access to tutorial services, academic skills coaching, college and financial aid advisement, enrichment activities, and socio-emotional support throughout high school.
Financials
FY 2023
Revenue
Expenses
People
24 listed
PATTI STEPHEN
PRESIDENT
$119K
37 hrs/wk
JODYANN GALVIN
VICE PRESIDENT - BOARD
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0.3 hrs/wk
BETSY MITCHELL
TREASURER
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0.3 hrs/wk
JAHARR PRIDGEN
SECRETARY
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0.3 hrs/wk
CRAIG D HANNAH
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
DINA BENDERSON
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
DR SHELLEY KIMELBERG
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
ERIC YARWOOD
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
GELLENIA SMALLWOOD
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
GEORGE SCHOENEMAN
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
JEFF PAPPALARDO
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
SHANNON BRYANT
GOVERNANCE CHAIR
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0.3 hrs/wk
KEVIN KERL
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
MARK GRACZYK
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
MATTHEW A BECTON
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
MONIQUE COOPER
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
SARAH WASHINGTON
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
SCOTT HORRIGAN
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
STEPHEN W BELL
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
SUZANNE ROSENBLITH
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
TRACY WOODROW
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
JOHN BALDO
DIRECTOR
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0.3 hrs/wk
LUIS A RODRIGUEZ JR
PRESIDENT - BOARD
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0.5 hrs/wk
MARCUS DEVESO
HIGHEST PAID EMPLOYEE
$115K
37 hrs/wk
Grants received
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