Community Action Committee Of The Lehigh Valley Inc
BETHLEHEM, PA
Total revenue
$47.2M
Total expenses
$48.9M
Net assets
$11.8M
Grants received
$81.1M
188 grants
EIN
231669589
Tax year
2023
Mission
The mission of the community action committee of the lehigh valley is to improve the quality of life in the lehigh valley by building a community in which all people have access to economic opportunity, the ability to pursue that opportunity and a voice in the decisions that affect their lives.
Programs
6 programs
Weatherization programrepaired 10 homes with doe readiness funds. Completed 42 weatherization jobs with doe funding. Completed 19 weatherization jobs utilizing ugi liurp funds. Completed 24 weatherization josbs using first energy warm funds. Restored heat to 194 homes. Prevented "no heat" situation in 125 homes. Served 189 families through the liheap cooling program.
Sixth street shelter/turner street apartments/ferry street apartmentsserved 91 families residing at the shelter. 50% of families saved money toward rent or a security deposit. 75% of families achieved their family service plan goals. 100% of families created a written budget to understand credit and money management. Referred 15% of families to careerlink. 75% of families achieved their benchmark family care goals. Developed a roster of 30 local landlords willing to work with shelter residents
Racial and ethnic justice programadministered generation next in four schools across the allentown school district, bethlehem area school district, and easton area school district. Of participating seniors, 100% successfully graduated from high school. Awarded 12 scholarships to high school graduates, ranging from $500 to $2,000. Assisted students with college application assistance, fafsa preparation, sat prep, networking, resume development, and college exploration. Administered the she program in the allentown school district and bethlehem area school district, serving 57 elementary students and 99 middle school students. Curriculum included stem activities, signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships, art activities, and mental health awareness.
Community action homessold one home in slatington and listed another for sale. Managed the renovation of two properties in anticipation of their sale: one in allentown one in south bethlehem. Acquired one home from the allentown redevelopment authority to be renovated for sale. Coordinated rehabilitation activities for 40 homes through the whole home repair program. Completed 12 faade improvements to residential and commercial properties: five in allentown, three in bethlehem, and three in the slate belt.
Housing counseling program43 families that utilized the housing counseling program were able to purchase their first home. Conducted seven first-time homebuyer seminars, providing 8 hours of hud-approved education. 214 prospective home buyers earned a certificate of completion by attending a seminar. 55 prospective homebuyers were provided pre-purchase counseling. 39 prospective homebuyers were provided pre-settlement counseling. 1 program participants utilized the home ownership savings account program, earned a $2,000 savings match, and purchased a home. 2 participants completed a 6-hour financial education course developed by the pennsylvania housing finance agency. 4 participants utilized the bethlehem homebuyer assistance program to purchase their first home. Provided default and delinquency counseling to 42 financially distressed homeowners. Provided loss mitigation services to 6 delinquent homeowners. Assisted 15 delinquent homeowners in applying to the pa homeowner assistance fund. Assisted 37 homeowners in applying to the homeowners' emergency mortgage assistance program. Provided rental/financial counseling to 4 residents of the turner street transitional housing program.
Slate belt risinggranted 6 scholarships to high school students in the bangor and pen argyl school districts. Completed and continued ongoing 4 faade projects in bangor and portland. Completed 2024 slate belt annual cleanup, with over 100 volunteers participating across seven municipalities. Completed a mural in pen argyl. Provided financial support to 4 businesses through the commercial lease subsidy program. Launched the lead-free homes campaign in east bangor borough. Sponsored regional events including quarry bites & brews, collaborated with the slate belt chamber of commerce on slate belt restaurant week and the slate belt gift certificate program. Continued development of the slate belt heritage & art trail.
Financials
FY 2023
Revenue
Expenses
People
27 listed
DAWN GODSHALL
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
$176K
38 hrs/wk
JESSICA M REIMERT
DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
$106K
38 hrs/wk
STEPHEN BROOME
DEPUTY EXEC DIRECTOR-FIN (
$73K
39 hrs/wk
ABBY OBERBECK
TREASURER
—
2 hrs/wk
LINDA A FAUST
SECRETARY
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2 hrs/wk
ANNA BARBOSA
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
KAREN BECK-POOLEY
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
SANDRA BIEBER
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
KIM CAPERS
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
YORMAN DE LA ROSA
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
CHARLES DERTINGER
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
LIDIA GONZALEZ
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
TOMIKA GOULD
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
LOUIS CINQUINO
PRESIDENT
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2 hrs/wk
JOHN JACK GROSS
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
MARK HARTNEY
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
ALICIA MILLER KARNER
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
SHAQUERA MARTINDALE
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
LUIS PEREZ
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
SHALANDA RIDDICK
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
DR JOSEPH ROY
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
PASTOR JON D SCHWARTZ
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
STEPHANIE STEELE
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
BETTY JEAN WAGNER
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
JUSTIN GRIMSHAW
BOARD MEMBER
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2 hrs/wk
ZACHARIAH COBRINIK
PAST PRESIDENT
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2 hrs/wk
HILDA RIVERA
VICE-PRESIDENT
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2 hrs/wk
Grants received
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