NonprofitsCampagna Center Inc

Human Services

Campagna Center Inc

ALEXANDRIA, VA

Total revenue

$16.8M

Total expenses

$14.6M

Net assets

$18.2M

Grants received

$11.5M

134 grants

EIN

540534609

Tax year

2023

Mission

The campagna center, inc. (the center) is a community based nonprofit organization in alexandria, va. The center operates a variety of programs to address the needs of children, youth and families. The center provides early childhood education programs to children under five years-of-age, after school programs to children attending local elementary schools, literacy tutoring/mentoring for elementary school students, youth development programs for high school students, and an english language learner program designed for immigrants and refugees that includes a child care for adult students enrolled in the program.

Programs

5 programs

Alexandria head start promotes school readiness for preschool childrren (ages 3 to 5) from low-income families living in the city of alexandria. The program intentionally focuses on helping children develop skills in the areas of cognitive and language development, early reading, and mathematics, social emotional and physical development necessary for school readiness. Families collaborate with staff to foster these outcomes and work toward their own self-sufficiency goals. Sites are accredited through the national association for the education of young children and also participate in the virginia quality initiative.

Expenses: $2.9M

Early head start provides for low-income infants and toddlers (birth - three years old) and expectant families. Early head start offers comprehensive services - educational, social, physical health, mental health, and nutrition - to ensure that children are getting off to the very best possible start in life. The center's early head start program delivers services through various settings including center-based, home visiting, and family child care. Sites have earned accreditation through the national association for the education of young children (naeyc) and also participate in the virginia quality initiative.

Expenses: $2.9M

Early head start child care partnership project works with a network of independent family child care providers regulated by the city of alexandria to serve children who qualify for early head start services. These providers participate in training and professional development experiences that enhance the quality of care provided to children enrolled in their programs. Providers also gain access to resources that strengthen their knowledge of child development and the many ways to integrate the use of curriculum resources into their program. Families with children enrolled in the program have access to the comprehensive array of services provided by head start funded programs.

Expenses: $457K

Wright to read provides volunteer-based one-on-one sustained literacy tutoring and mentoring relationships to students enrolled in alexandria city public schools. Enrollment targets elementary aged children, but with a smaller number of students continuing to work with their tutor-mentor through middle school. Wright to read collaborates with families, schools, and community partners to create a comprehensive support network that guides each child toward success.

Expenses: $340K

Campagna early learning center (celc) is a full day/full year pre-school program created to provide more families with access to quality preschool programs, including those who do not qualify for publicly funded preschool programs like head start. The celc operates through a partnership with ahc, inc., an affordable and workforce housing developer.new neighbors english language learners program (new neighbors) is an important and innovative program developed to meet alexandria's need for high quality, easily accessible english language training to enhance the job possibilities and economic security of immigrants and refugees who reside in the community. It provides a 14 week, 3 day per week, 2.5 hours per day program model. Two semesters are offered each year, one 14-week session in the fall, and the other during the spring. Students are immigrants and refugees new to our community and one third require child care assistance to enroll and attend classes. The program is designed to increase self-sufficiency and support community integration.building better futures provides tutoring, mentoring, leadership and life skills development to primarily high school students in alexandria. The program provides access to tutoring, enrichment seminars focused on topics that support postsecondary planning. Students have an opportunity to visit college campuses as they consider their postsecondary plans. The program offers students externship experiences to bridge their knowledge of various career paths. Many of the youth enrolled in the program may be the first in their family to pursue college, post high school graduation and/or have immigrated to the united states.including several other miscellaneous programs

Expenses: $974K

Financials

FY 2023

Revenue

Contributions & grants$12.3M
Program service revenue$2.1M
Investment income$689K
Other revenue$1.6M
Total revenue$16.8M

Expenses

Grants paid
Salaries & benefits$10.2M
Fundraising$398K
Other expenses$4.5M
Total expenses$14.6M
Total assets$23.8M
Net assets$18.2M

People

30 listed

NameRoleCompensation

TAMMY L MANN

PRESIDENT & CEO (EX-OFFICIO)

Board

$212K

40 hrs/wk

DON LUBRESKI

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Board

$169K

40 hrs/wk

TOMASHIA CORNITCHER

PROGRAM COMMITTEE CHAIR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

LAURA LAWLER

AUDIT COMMITTEE CHAIR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

DAVE MILLARD

DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE CHAIR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

MARY SUMMERS TAYLOR

GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE CHAIR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

DAVID BAKER

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

JENIFER BAKER

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

MASON BULTER

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

CAREN CAMP

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

SUZANNE CARLOUGH

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

STACEY DASH

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

STEPHANIE WIGGINS

CHAIR,BOARD OF DIRECTORS & EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

DENNIS HENSLEY

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

ANNE KELSEY

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

CHARLES F B MCALEER JR

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

JOHN PORTER

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

BARBARA RICHTER PHD

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

SHANNA SAMSON

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

CHRISTINE SCHULL

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

ANITA SIMMONS

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

KERRY WILLIE

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

CARL HAIRSTON

DIRECTOR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

JANICE M ABRAHAM

IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

JERRY KELLY

VICE CHAIR

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

LAJUANNA RUSSELL

SECRETARY

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

RICHARD GALANIS

TREASURER

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

REYNARD EAGLIN-ANDERSON

CHIEF PROGRAM & OPERATIONS OFFICER

Staff

$146K

40 hrs/wk

GAYLE TODD

DIRECTOR, HUMAN RESOURCES

Staff

$121K

40 hrs/wk

MARTIN KNEZEVIC

CONTROLLER

Staff

$112K

40 hrs/wk

Grants received

Showing 134 of 134

FromAmountPurposeYear
$388K
LITERACY TUTORING/MENTORING PROGRAM
2024
$50K
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
2024
$44K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2024
$23K
COMMUNITY & HUMAN SERVICES
2024
$20K
EHS MATCHING GRANT
2024
$10K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2024
$5K
TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES.
2024
$2K
GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2024
$2K
FORWARD TOGETHER CAMPAIGN
2024
$436K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2023
$380K
LITERACY TUTORING/MENTORING PROGRAM
2023
$150K
Early Care and Education
2023
$116K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2023
$100K
GENERAL OPERATING FUND
2023
$60K
FOR CAPACITY BUILDING FOR PREDEVELOPMENT COSTS FOR BIPOC DEVELOPERS.
2023
$51K
FOR RECIPIENT'S EXEMPT PURPOSE
2023
$40K
CHARITABLE DONATION
2023
$20K
ORGANIZATION'S EXEMPT PURPOSE
2023
$20K
GENERAL CONTRIBUTION
2023
$20K
EHS MATCHING GRANT
2023
$17K
Education services for families and children
2023
$12K
TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES.
2023
$10K
KINDERGARTEN, NURSERY SCHOOLS, PRESCHOOL
2023
$10K
COMMUNITY & HUMAN SERVICES
2023
$6K
DESIGNATED AND/OR GRANTED IN SUPPORT OF AGENCY PROGRAMS
2023
$5K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2023
$5K
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS FOR LOW-INCOME, AT RISK CHILDREN IN THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA.
2023
$3K
TO EDUCATE & ASSIST CHILDREN FROM LOWER INCOME FAMILIES
2023
$3K
OPERATIONS
2023
$3K
EARLY CHILDHOOL PROGRAMS
2023
$4.1M
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2022
$892K
CHILDHOOD/EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
2022
$304K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2022
$100K
GENERAL OPERATING FUND
2022
$93K
LITERACY TUTORING/MENTORING PROGRAM
2022
$51K
TO INSPIRE A COMMITMENT TO LEARNING AND ACHIEVEMENT AMONG CHILDREN, TEENS, AND ADULTS THAT HAS THE POWER TO CHANGE THEIR LIVES AND OUR COMMUNITY.
2022
$44K
CHARITABLE DONATION
2022
$20K
EHS MATCHING GRANT
2022
$15K
TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES.
2022
$15K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2022
$15K
HUMAN SERVICE
2022
$10K
COMMUNITY & HUMAN SERVICES
2022
$10K
KINDERGARTEN, NURSERY SCHOOLS, PRESCHOOL
2022
$10K
ADULT ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMS
2022
$9K
DESIGNATED AND/OR GRANTED IN SUPPORT OF AGENCY PROGRAMS
2022
$5K
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS FOR LOW-INCOME, AT RISK CHILDREN IN THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA.
2022
$3K
GENERAL USE BY QUALIFIED DONEE ORGANIZATION
2022
$3K
TO EDUCATE & ASSIST CHILDREN FROM LOWER INCOME FAMILIES
2022
$2K
GENERAL PURPOSE
2022
$375
CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
2022
$500K
provide general operating support to help the organization advance its mission to deliver exceptional educational and social development programs for children, teens, and adults
2021
$350K
LITERACY TUTORING/MENTORING PROGRAM
2021
$51K
For recipient's exempt purpose
2021
$27K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2021
$27K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2021
$25K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2021
$25K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2021
$25K
GENERAL OPERATING FUND
2021
$20K
EHS MATCHING GRANT
2021
$15K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2021
$12K
DESIGNATED AND/OR GRANTED IN SUPPORT OF AGENCY PROGRAMS
2021
$10K
ADULT ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMS
2021
$8K
GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES
2021
$3K
TO EDUCATE & ASSIST CHILDREN FROM LOWER INCOME FAMILIES
2021
$1K
Education services for families and children
2021
$500
SPRING2ACTION MATCHING GIFTS
2021
$617K
CHILDHOOD/EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
2020
$454K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2020
$335K
LITERACY TUTORING/MENTORING PROGRAM
2020
$65K
FOR RECIPIENT'S EXEMPT PURPOSE
2020
$31K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2020
$20K
EHS MATCHING GRANT
2020
$16K
WRIGHT TO READ COVID RESPONSE
2020
$15K
OST (AFTER-SCHOOL) READING INTERVENTION
2020
$12K
SUPPORT CHILD AND FAMILY SOCIAL SERVICES PROGRAM WOMEN AND CHILDREN AND IMMIGRANT SERVICES
2020
$10K
DESIGNATED AND/OR GRANTED IN SUPPORT OF COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
2020
$10K
GENERAL OPERATING FUND
2020
$10K
EDUCATIONAL - TO INSPIRE A COMMITMENT TO LEARNING AND ACHIEVEMENT AMONG CHILDREN, TEENS, AND ADULTS THAT HAS THE POWER TO CHANGE THEIR LIVES AND OUR COMMUNITY.
2020
$5K
GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES
2020
$3K
TO EDUCATE & ASSIST CHILDREN FROM LOWER INCOME FAMILIES
2020
$2K
GENERAL USE OF THE ORGANIZATON
2020
$1K
GENERAL CONTRIBUTION
2020
$250
Education services for families and children
2020
$134
SPRING2ACTION MATCHING GIFTS
2020
$113K
LITERACY TUTORING/MENTORING PROGRAM
2019
$100K
ASSESSMENT CONSULTANT
2019
$90K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2019
$15K
OST (AFTER-SCHOOL) READING INTERVENTION
2019
$14K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2019
$11K
WRIGHT TO READ COVID RESPONSE
2019
$9K
DESIGNATED AND/OR GRANTED IN SUPPORT OF COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
2019
$5K
GENERAL CONTRIBUTION
2019
$3K
TO EDUCATE & ASSIST CHILDREN FROM LOWER INCOME FAMILIES
2019
$135K
ST JAMES EARLY LEARNING CENTER
2018
$20K
EHS MATCHING GRANT - YEAR 3 OF 5
2018
$14K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2018
$12K
SUPPORT CHILD AND FAMILY SOCIAL SERICES PROGRAMWOMEN AND CHILDREN AND IMMIGRANT SERVICES
2018
$10K
CHARITABLE
2018
$8K
General Support building
2018
$6K
SEE PART IV FOR DETAILS
2018
$3K
TO EDUCATE & ASSIST CHILDREN FROM LOWER INCOME FAMILIES
2018
$18K
FOR GRANT RECIPIENT'S EXEMPT PURPOSES
2017
$15K
DESIGNATED AND/OR GRANTED IN SUPPORT OF AGENCY PROGRAMS
2017
$10K
SEE PART IV FOR DETAILS
2017
$1K
GENERAL CONTRIBUTION
2017

Funded by

$11.5M from 39 funders · 134 grants · 2017–2024

Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund

$4.4M · 8 grants · 2017–2023

Frank & Betty Wright Foundation

$2.0M · 13 grants · 2019–2024

Virginia Early Childhood Foundation

$1.5M · 2 grants · 2020–2022

Act For Alexandria

$1.3M · 5 grants · 2020–2024

WK Kellogg Foundation

$650K · 2 grants · 2021–2023

Bruhn-Morris Family Foundation Inc

$541K · 14 grants · 2018–2024

Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

$167K · 3 grants · 2020–2023

Greater Washington Community Foundation

$154K · 8 grants · 2017–2023

Details

EIN540534609
NTEE codeP330
Subsection03
Ruling date1973-09
Formed1973
Employees237
Volunteers361
CAMPAGNA CENTER INC — Mission, Financials & Grants Received | Grantivo