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Arts, Culture & Humanities

Cakecutter Institute

COMPTON, CA

Website

Total revenue

$173K

Total expenses

$91K

Net assets

$87K

Grants received

$119K

3 grants

EIN

843788544

Tax year

2023

Mission

The Cakecutter Institute fosters social and economic growth within communities of color by leveraging art and culture, with a primary focus on the Compton and South Los Angeles ecosystems. Serving as the fiscal and administrative nonprofit partner for The Compton Arts Project, the organization operates as an umbrella collaborative dedicated to enhancing quality of life in Compton and its surrounding unincorporated neighborhoods through art-centered community engagement and culturally focused initiatives.

Financials

FY 2023

Revenue

Contributions & grants$173K
Program service revenue—
Investment income—
Other revenue—
Total revenue$173K

Expenses

Grants paid—
Salaries & benefits—
Fundraising—
Other expenses$7K
Total expenses$91K
Total assets$87K
Net assets$87K

People

3 listed

NameRoleCompensation

Rosalind McGary

CEO and President

Board

—

10 hrs/wk

Marva Smith

CFO and Treasurer

Board

—

10 hrs/wk

Joseph Duncan

Secretary and Interim Chair

Board

—

10 hrs/wk

Grants received

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FromAmountPurposeYear
ALLIED MEDIA PROJECTS INC
$50K
THESE TWO GRANTS SPECIFICALLY FURTHER CRITICAL MINDED EFFORTS TO: 1) INCREASE SUPPORT AND INVESTMENTS TO BIPOC-LED PUBLISHERS AND PLATFORMS TO CREATE ECONOMIC AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR CULTURAL CRITICS OF COLOR; AND 2) INVEST IN DOCUMENTING AND ARCHIVING THE HISTORY AND ROLE OF CRITICS OF COLOR TO ENSURE THAT THE EFFORTS OF CRITICAL MINDED LEAVE A FOOTPRINT AND REFERENCE POINT FOR FUTURE INITIATIVES WHILE ENSURING A FIRM FOUNDATION OF LEARNING.
2022
ALLIED MEDIA PROJECTS INC
$50K
THESE TWO GRANTS SPECIFICALLY FURTHER CRITICAL MINDED EFFORTS TO: 1) INCREASE SUPPORT AND INVESTMENTS TO BIPOC-LED PUBLISHERS AND PLATFORMS TO CREATE ECONOMIC AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR CULTURAL CRITICS OF COLOR; AND 2) INVEST IN DOCUMENTING AND ARCHIVING THE HISTORY AND ROLE OF CRITICS OF COLOR TO ENSURE THAT THE EFFORTS OF CRITICAL MINDED LEAVE A FOOTPRINT AND REFERENCE POINT FOR FUTURE INITIATIVES WHILE ENSURING A FIRM FOUNDATION OF LEARNING.
2022
CLARA ELIZABETH JACKSON CARTER
$19K
GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2022

Funded by

$119K from 2 funders · 3 grants · 2022

Allied Media Projects Inc

$100K · 2 grants · 2022

Clara Elizabeth Jackson Carter

$19K · 1 grant · 2022

Details

EIN843788544
NTEE codeA20
Subsection03
Ruling date2020-06
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