NonprofitsCentro Campesino Farmworker

Housing & Shelter

Centro Campesino Farmworker

FLORIDA CITY, FL

Total revenue

$6.5M

Total expenses

$7.1M

Net assets

$6.5M

Grants received

$7.5M

52 grants

EIN

591460598

Tax year

2024

Mission

Centro campesino farmworker center, inc. Empowers families and strengthens communities by providing affordable housing, homeownership support and economic and educational opportunities. We envision a thriving community that leverages collaboration to create a pathway to economic opportunity.

Programs

3 programs

4b. Employment / job training and disaster relief employment and job training programs: centro campesino was awarded community builder status by bank of america foundation (one of 60 organizations nationwide to receive 200,000 funding) to implement a job training and placement program to assist community members in finding part-time and full-time work at a living wage leading to advancement and benefits. This program addresses the high unemployment in the southernmost miami dade county. The program is called open doors and enabled centro campesino to be a 2021 access point for career source south florida. Disaster relief: disaster relief program provides disaster case management, access to eligible resources, and home repair assistance for individuals still affected by hurricane irma. Funding enables centro campesino the opportunity to provide disater-related home emergency repair and home remediation (basic and intermediate repairs) for the highly vulnerable population and/or low income familes in miami dade and monroe counties. Households who meet elegibility criteria which includes proof of disater related needs caused by hurrine irma, proof of residency, and ownership or rental agreement of any disater damaged dwellings, income that is 125% or less, insurance payment statements, documentation through a local information sharing system of all resources provided for disaster assitance, and willingness to sign all required agreements for relaease of information and data sharing. Disaster case management is offerred to anyone affected by hurricane irma. In response to the 2020 health crisis, the program expanded services to covid-19 outreach response, providing access to covid-19 testing & vaccines, outreach education, emergency financial assistance to low and moderate income households, food and food assitance.

Expenses: $486K

4c. Youth & family service- centro campesino provides after school and summer camp services to approximatley one hundred and fifty (150) children ages 5-14. The youth pride program is a tutorial based enrichment experience which targets positive outcomes for children who attend title i schools, so designated due to low performace. Centro campesino's outcome based program focuses on literacy, math, science skills and physical fitness. Services are provided at centro campesino farmoworker center and the steve mainster learning center. While academic achievment is highly valued, we emphasize the development of self esteem and an appreciation for one's cultural heritage. Classroom instruction is provided by certified miami-ddae county teachers with assistance from americorps members who provide tutorial and mentoring services. Centro campesino's outcome based program focuses on literacy, math, science skills, physical fitness and a summer entreprenueurial program for middle school students.

Expenses: $1.2M

Rental community (property management) - in miami-dade county, centro owns & manages 91 units of affordable rental housing for low to moderate income families was built and managed by centro campesino farmworker center, inc.. This development called palm villas provides pre-homeownership counseling to the residents which has increased their capacity to become a homeowner. Centro campesino owns and serves as property manager. In addition, centro campesino farmworker center, inc. Also manages biscayne sr. Housing which consists of 31 units for the elderly and disabled. Centro campesino farmworker center, inc. Developed this hud 202 housing program. Centro campesino farmworker center, inc. Also designed, constructed and leased a 10 single family homes that are leased out to low income families in florida city. Other accomplishments: social services and advocacy: centro campesino farmworker center, inc. Provides families a referral system that connects needs to services available at other partner agencies and community services.ccfc gets involved in issues which negatively impact the low income community, particularly the farmworker community. Advocacy issues include fair housing, homelessness,disaster relief, voter registration, and equal access to services. Centro campesino farmworker center, inc. Also supports the development of other types of organizations whose services will improve the conditions of families and the communities which centro campesino farmworker center serves.

Expenses: $1.1M

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$5.0M
Program service revenue$38K
Investment income$54K
Other revenue$1.4M
Total revenue$6.5M

Expenses

Grants paid
Salaries & benefits$2.6M
Fundraising
Other expenses$4.5M
Total expenses$7.1M
Total assets$10.4M
Net assets$6.5M

People

12 listed

NameRoleCompensation

MARIA VILLACAMPA

CFO

Board

$89K

40 hrs/wk

GUADALUPE ALEGRE MAI

MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

THOMAS DORSEY

SECRETARY

Board

3 hrs/wk

MARCO TEJADA

TREASURER

Board

5 hrs/wk

ANA CASTILLA

PRESIDENT

Board

6 hrs/wk

EDUARDO DUARTE CPA

MEMBER

Board

5 hrs/wk

MELANIE GARMAN

VICE PRESIDE

Board

3 hrs/wk

FRANCISCO ESCALANTE

MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

JOHNNY FARIAS

MEMBER

Board

2 hrs/wk

ENRIQUE VILLARONGA

MEMBER

Board

5 hrs/wk

CAROLYN T PATES

MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

JOHN MARTINEZ

EXECUTIVE DI

Staff

$151K

40 hrs/wk

Independent contractors

USAC INTERNATIONAL INC

A/C CONTRACTOR

$765K

RESIPRO LLC

CONSTRUCTION

$319K

BSL CONSTRUCTION

CONSTRUCTION SE

$272K

JOHN BEX CARPENTRY

CONSTRUCTION

$186K

WALDRON CONTRACTING

CONSTRUCTION

$125K

Grants received

Showing 52 of 52

FromAmountPurposeYear
$195K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2024
$20K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2024
$195K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2023
$184K
GRANTS
2023
$183K
CFDA 17.264
2023
$20K
Grant Sub-Award
2023
$18K
SOCIAL SERVICES & COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE
2023
$185K
CFDA 17.264
2022
$183K
GRANT SUB-AWARD
2022
$162K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2022
$68K
SOUTH DADE COVID?19 ACTION INITIATIVE (PHASE 3 - CONTINUATION)
2022
$59K
GRANTS
2022
$15K
CHARITABLE DONATION
2022
$8K
OFFICE FURNITURE & SUPPLIES
2022
$181K
CFDA 17.264
2021
$163K
GENERAL FUNDS
2021
$80K
GRANTS
2021
$15K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2021
$12K
Grant Sub-Award
2021
$445K
GENERAL FUNDS
2020
$202K
FLORIDA DISASTER FUND GRANT
2020
$181K
CFDA 17.264
2020
$102K
SAVE YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR NEIGHBORS! GET COVID-19 TESTED!
2020
$90K
GRANTS
2020
$10K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2020
$463K
FL DISASTER FUND
2019
$386K
GENERAL FUNDS
2019
$150K
CIVIL RIGHTS, SOCIAL ACTION, ADVOCACY
2019
$144K
CFDA 17.264
2019
$109K
GRANTS
2019
$50K
COVID-19 FOOD SECURITY GRANT
2019
$350K
"TO SUPPORT HOME REPAIR FOR THOSE AFFECTED BY HURRICANE IRMA AND TO PILOT A HOUSING COLLABORATIVE IN MIAMI-DADE AND MONROE COUNTIES.
2018
$50K
TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED
2018
$50K
CAPACITY BUILDING
2018
$25K
GRANTS
2018
$89K
GRANTS
2017
$15K
GRANTS
2017

Funded by

$7.5M from 16 funders · 52 grants · 2017–2024

Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation

$2.4M · 8 grants · 2017–2023

United Way Miami Inc

$1.5M · 6 grants · 2019–2024

Florida Non-Profit Housing Inc

$874K · 5 grants · 2019–2023

Volunteer Florida Foundation Inc

$849K · 4 grants · 2017–2020

Unidosus

$649K · 8 grants · 2017–2023

Center For Disaster Philanthropy Inc

$350K · 1 grant · 2018

The Urban Institute

$215K · 3 grants · 2021–2023

Hfsf Grants Management Inc

$177K · 3 grants · 2020–2022

Details

EIN591460598
NTEE codeL81Z
Subsection03
Ruling date1984-01
Formed1972
Employees54
Volunteers121
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