NonprofitsCommunity Connection Of Northeast Oregon

Human Services

Community Connection Of Northeast Oregon

LA GRANDE, OR

Total revenue

$13.8M

Total expenses

$13.3M

Net assets

$10.2M

Grants received

$770K

33 grants

EIN

930575647

Tax year

2024

Mission

The mission of community connection of ne oregon, inc. Is to advocate for and assist senior citizens, children, low-income persons, and persons with disabilities in attaining basic human needs and in becoming more self sufficient.

Programs

3 programs

Senior programs: Helping seniors live independently in their homes while providing opportunities for socialization and access to services remains the primary goal of our senior programs. When a senior citizen or their family member seeks answers, we are usually the first place they turn. Just a few hours of assistance per week often makes the difference between living independently and a move to a care facility. Seniors received 13 phone calls to check on their health and well-being; 1556 seniors and 155 volunteers and people under the age of sixty enjoyed 43,602 meals from our senior centers; 502 seniors had 68,653 meals delivered to their homes; 144 frail seniors were helped with 23,971 professional caregiver hours; 25 family caregivers received 411 hours of respite relief; 4 seniors and their families recieved guidance on addressing immediate needs and planning for the future; and 5,787 recreational activities such as dances, card games, billiards, and exercise classes brought together 432 people.

Expenses: $2.8M

Transportation programs: Throughout FY25, Community Connection continued its multi-faceted transportation system. The deviated fixed route systems in Baker, Union, and Wallowa County are open to everyone as well as the Dial-A-Ride busses in Baker and Wallowa Couties. Also available for all riders are the Intercity busses from Baker City and Enterprise to our multi-modal hub in La Grande. Beyond our region, passengers travel to medical appointments in Boise, Wallowa, and Portland are common occurrences.

Expenses: $2.7M

Other Program Services: Programs for everyone: The Regional Food Bank has completed several projects; exterior painting, generator, power to exterior storage building, and office moves. There are still several remodeling projects in process that are funded through the Oregon Food Bank grants program. Projects that are ongoing are redoing the floors, heating/air conditioning improvements, and possibly replacing the metal roof. Most projects have the necessary funding, we are waiting on contractor availability. In our role as a HUD-certified Housing Counseling Center, we assist homeowners with forgivable down payment loans, homebuyer and budget education workshops; pre-purchase, foreclosure and financial capabilities counseling; and, for eligible households, mortgage payment assistance.

Expenses: $291K

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$11.6M
Program service revenue$510K
Investment income$2K
Other revenue$1.7M
Total revenue$13.8M

Expenses

Grants paid
Salaries & benefits$5.0M
Fundraising$970
Other expenses$8.3M
Total expenses$13.3M
Total assets$11.3M
Net assets$10.2M

People

10 listed

NameRoleCompensation

MICHELLE KASEBERG

Treasurer

Board

0

SCOTT MEYERS

Chairman

Board

0

MITCH WILSON

Director

Board

0

JOHN HILLOCK

Secretary

Board

0

MATT SCARFO

Vice Chairman

Board

0

ELSIE PELLISSIER

Director

Board

0

BARBARA MCCORMACK

Director

Board

0

JULIE KAY DUDLEY

Director

Board

0

DAN SEAMAN

Director

Board

0

JIM HICKS

Director

Board

0

Grants received

Showing 33 of 33

FromAmountPurposeYear
$7K
Human Services
2024
$7K
FINANCIAL LITERACY/CASE MANAGEMENT
2024
$6K
PROJECT SHARE ACT.
2024
$6K
Housing Resource Center (HRC) Support
2024
$101K
PASS-THROUGH OF GRANT FUNDS
2023
$19K
FINANCIAL LITERACY/CASE MANAGEMENT
2023
$14K
Human Services
2023
$11K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2023
$6K
DRINKING FOUNTAINS & BOTTLE FILLING STATIONS FOR 4 SENIOR CENTERS
2023
$5K
Meals-on-Wheels Nutrition Program
2023
TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TOWARD PROGRAM SERVICES. HAD A ALLOCATION REFUND DURING THE YEAR.
2023
$76K
PASS-THROUGH OF GRANT FUNDS
2022
$30K
PRODUCE TO EASTERN OREGON PEOPLE
2022
$27K
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES FOR BAKER COUNTY'S RIDES TO WELLNESS PROGRAM
2022
$8K
Human Services
2022
$5K
FINANCIAL LITERACY/CASE MANAGEMENT
2022
$5K
Homeownership Education and Counseling (HEC) progr
2022
$5K
to support the Senior Assurance program
2022
$3K
Senior Meals Program
2022
$575
For participation in Meyer's Housing Justice Forum in June 2022.
2022
$70K
PASS-THROUGH OF GRANT FUNDS
2021
$20K
PRESERVE NEO REGIONAL FOOD BANK DISTRIBUTION CENTER FOR BAKER, GRANT, UNION, AND WALLOWA COUNTIES
2021
$15K
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES FOR BAKER COUNTY'S RIDES TO WELLNESS PROGRAM
2021
$4K
Homeownership Education and Counseling (HEC) progr
2021
$500
MEMBER CO-OP MATCHES
2021
$89K
Human Services
2020
$50K
REMODEL A NEW REGIONAL FOOD BANK DISTRIBUTION CENTER TO BETTER SERVE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES LIVING ON LOW INCOMES IN RURAL BAKER, GRANT, UNION, AND WALLOWA COUNTIES
2020
$45K
FOR RECIPIENT'S EXEMPT PURPOSE
2020
$10K
COVID-19 Special Allocation
2020
$71K
PASS-THROUGH OF GRANT FUNDS
2019
$7K
FINANCIAL LITERACY/CASE MANAGEMENT
2018
$46K
PASS-THROUGH OF GRANT FUNDS
2017

Funded by

$770K from 15 funders · 33 grants · 2017–2024

Community Action Partnership Of Oregon

$364K · 5 grants · 2017–2023

The Oregon Community Foundation

$117K · 4 grants · 2020–2024

The Roundhouse Foundation

$56K · 3 grants · 2021–2023

The Collins Foundation

$50K · 1 grant · 2020

Saint Alphonsus Medical Center -

$42K · 2 grants · 2021–2022

Community And Shelter Assistance Corp

$38K · 4 grants · 2018–2024

Umpqua Bank Charitable Foundation

$15K · 3 grants · 2021–2024

Details

EIN930575647
NTEE codeP200
Subsection03
Ruling date1970-04
Formed1969
Employees78
Volunteers389
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