NonprofitsHighfields Inc

Highfields Inc

ONONDAGA, MI

Total revenue

$9.0M

Total expenses

$8.3M

Net assets

$1.9M

Grants received

$1.8M

56 grants

EIN

386099698

Tax year

2024

Mission

To create bright futures for children, their families and communities.

Programs

3 programs

The residential program is licensed by the state of michigan as a child caring institution (cci). During the fy, the program's qualified residential treatment program (qrtp) status received recertification. The residential program provides care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 per year, and serves youth with disorders in conduct and antisocial behaviors elevated to the level where out of home placement is needed. The residential program services males ages 12-17. The program supplies safe and structured group living experiences for youth, assisting them in modifying their behaviors so that they are able to resolve day to day challenges, make better choices and consider the consequences for their behaviors before acting. Referrals for the program come through the mdhhs and/or courts.

Expenses: $1.9M

The reaching higher afterschool program continued to be provided at five schools in jackson county and five schools in ingham county. The program is funded through 21st century grants overseen by the mde and is design to improve academics, supply enrichment, improve peer relationships and engagement in school.breakthrough is highfields experiential education program that has served businesses, colleges, universities, schools, and youth groups for many years. Through the use experiential activities participants learn communication, problem solving, team building, conflict resolution, leadership. During the fy breakthrough continued to be on a limited schedule due to the continuation of the phe, and staffing. The program did hold number of groups for repeat customers during the year.highfields completed its national coa reaccreditation in 2023 for all its services and received expedited status with no remediation required.

Expenses: $1.4M

The ingham academy is an alternative school for court involved youth who are on probation through the 30th judicial court. The program is done in partnership with the court, the isd and highfields. Highfields provides behavioral support and intervention for the youth taking part in the program. During the fiscal year, highfields continued to integrate a support zone into the program to provide a safe place for youth who were struggling in the classroom setting to better get the help needed to return to the classroom in a shorter time frame. Additional treatment groups, behavior plans and mindfulness activities were integrated as a part of this.horizon also takes place in the ingham county family center. Highfields provides this service under a contract with the 30th judicial court. The program is offered weekdays throughout the year: m-w-f is for up to 20 high risk youth; t-th is for moderate risk. Highfields provides the staffing for the program, including all direct services and treatment. During the fy, highfields continued to use the evidence-based program moral recognition as its model for cognitive behavioral groups provided for participating youth.

Expenses: $827K

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$3.2M
Program service revenue$5.7M
Investment income$131K
Other revenue
Total revenue$9.0M

Expenses

Grants paid
Salaries & benefits$6.0M
Fundraising$111K
Other expenses$2.2M
Total expenses$8.3M
Total assets$5.1M
Net assets$1.9M

People

33 listed

NameRoleCompensation

BRIAN PHILSON

PRESIDENT/CEO

Board

$139K

40 hrs/wk

TIMOTHY MONROE

VICE PRESIDENT

Board

$100K

40 hrs/wk

EDWARD ST JOHN

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE

Board

$85K

40 hrs/wk

BRIAN GALLAGHER

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

JEFF ROMAN CFP AIF

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

GERALD SAMBAER

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

SAMANTHA SELLECK PHR

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

KEVIN SHAW LEED AP

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

SHANNON SCHOLTEN

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

ASHLEY HIGGINSON

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

TAYLOR MOBERG

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

TOM REDER AIA

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

NANNETTE NORWOOD

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

ALEXANDER RUSEK

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

JARROD LYNCH

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

ROBERT BURGEE

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

FRAN LOOSE

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

MARK DELUCA

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

JACOB SABINS PE LEED AP

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

CARRIE FREEMAN

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

CAPT ANTHONY STEWART

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

DAN KORTE

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

AMANDA DENNEY CDE

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

AMANDA TOY

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

ELISABETH YEIDER

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

ROBERT SAXTON

SECRETARY

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

CAROL GIACOLETTO

TREASURER

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

CHAD KARSTEN

CHAIRPERSON ELECT

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

ROBERT EASTERLY

CHAIRPERSON

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

ANNE BROWN

PAST CHAIRPERSON

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

KELLEE CHRISTENSEN

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

DR CAROL BEALS

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

MABLE MARTIN-SCOTT

DIRECTOR

Board

0.4 hrs/wk

Grants received

Showing 56 of 56

FromAmountPurposeYear
$390K
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
2024
$15K
UNRESTRICTED CONTRIBUTION
2024
$15K
MATCHING CHALLENGE - COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAMS
2024
$13K
Expansion of Hip Hop Music Therapy Program
2024
$8K
Continuation of Creative Arts Program with Sarah Gothard at REACH Studio Art Center
2024
$120K
Technology upgrades and restructuring their Home-Based Mental Health Model.
2023
$30K
Support for strengthening families.
2023
$27K
CAPACITY BUILDING
2023
$20K
PUBLIC, SOCIETAL BENEFIT
2023
$10K
CAPITAL IMPRIOVEMTS
2023
$7K
UNRESTRICTED CONTRIBUTION
2023
$6K
SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
2023
$54K
GENERAL OPERATIONS/HUMAN SERVICES PROGRAM
2022
$30K
Support for strengthening families.
2022
$25K
Technology upgrade.
2022
$14K
PUBLIC, SOCIETAL BENEFIT
2022
$11K
UNRESTRICTED CONTRIBUTION
2022
$8K
Continuation of Creative Arts Program with Sarah Gothard at REACH Studio Art Center
2022
$30K
Support for strengthening families.
2021
$18K
PUBLIC, SOCIETAL BENEFIT
2021
$6K
Continuation of Creative Arts Program with Sarah Gothard at REACH Studio Art Center
2021
$100
SUPPORT FOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
2021
$73K
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
2020
$45K
Grant will be used to sponsor their annual event for three years (2021-2023).
2020
$25K
Grant is a match for funds raised during their Annual Fundraising Breakfast.
2020
$18K
PUBLIC, SOCIETAL BENEFIT
2020
$10K
RESIDENTIAL HELP
2020
$7K
SECURE CAMPUS PROJECT
2020
$3K
FOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
2020
$2K
Matching Gifts Program
2020
$2K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2020
$250
TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES TO CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES TO BECOME MORE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN LIVES AND TO STRENGTHEN THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS.
2020
$39K
Grant will purchase a new air conditioning unit for the Jean Schultz Center at their Onondaga campus.
2019
$25K
Multi-year conditional match associated with their Annual Fundraising Breakfast; this is the second of three installments.
2019
$7K
PUBLIC, SOCIETAL BENEFIT
2019
$3K
Grant is unrestricted, given as a show of appreciation for testing the Dart Foundation's new grantee portals and applications.
2019
$9K
FIRE SAFETY
2018
$3K
AGENCY FUND DISTRIBUTION
2018
$3K
FOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
2018
$300K
Grant is for the renovation of the Dart Training and Family Treatment Center; first of two grant installments.
2017
$150K
Grant will be used to upgrade their kitchen and dining hall.
2017
$25K
Multi-yr grant sixth and final installment for their Investments in Clients and Capital project.
2017

Funded by

$1.8M from 17 funders · 56 grants · 2017–2024

Dart Foundation

$846K · 13 grants · 2017–2023

John George Jr Paragraph X Trust

$463K · 2 grants · 2020–2024

Community Foundation For Southeast

$158K · 3 grants · 2022–2024

Capital Region Community Foundation

$116K · 3 grants · 2018–2023

Donor Advised Charitable Giving Inc

$76K · 5 grants · 2019–2023

Joe D Pentecost Foundation

$50K · 5 grants · 2018–2024

The James And Kimberly Currie Foundation

$40K · 5 grants · 2018–2023

Re Olds Foundation

$37K · 4 grants · 2018–2024

Details

EIN386099698
Subsection03
Ruling date1965-03
Formed1962
Employees308
Volunteers30
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