NonprofitsHomefull

Human Services

Homefull

DAYTON, OH

Total revenue

$17.9M

Total expenses

$14.3M

Net assets

$9.9M

Grants received

$40.4M

96 grants

EIN

311236989

Tax year

2024

Mission

To work to end homelessness by providing housing, supportive services, advocacy and education.

Programs

3 programs

Rapid rehousing - homefull provides rapid rehousing programs that combines financial rental assistance with support services. Homefull assists homeless men, women and families find housing, through housing location services, advocacy and education efforts. Once housing is secured, homefull works with the clients to understand the lease expectations between them and the private landlords through education. Homefull provides rental assistance for a period of time based on the household's circumstances generally between 3-9 months, and during this time provides case management services to reduce returns to homelessness. Case management focuses on increasing incomes, improving behavioral and physical health issues, and maintaining housing.

Expenses: $2.4MGrants: $1.4M

Housing - homefull provides support services to homeless families and individuals diagnosed with a primary disability of mental health disorder or substance use disorder in permanent supportive housing. Services are focused on retaining/maintaining housing stability, increasing incomes, accessing mainstream benefits, enhancing the child and family relationships, and improving overall physical and mental health. Case managers work in partnership with clients and community partners to achieve both individual client goals as well as program performance goals.

Expenses: $1.1MGrants: $8K

Coordinated entry - homefull provides coordinated assessment to homeless men, women and families in the montgomery county gateway shelters. The primary objective is to quickly assess and identify the most appropriate housing options based on the assessment and refer to shelter case managers to follow through on housing plans.food - homefull provides food programs and services designed to assist households facing food insecurity and food access issues. This includes but is not limited to community gardens, assistance to local growers, preparation and distribution of food boxes, transportation options, farm stands and farmers markets, snap-ebt exchange centers and healthy food incentive programs, nutrition education, and an innovative mobile grocery store. The mobile grocery store, called groceries, greens & more, regularly visits numerous community sites in montgomery county food desert neighborhoods to provide a full-service, affordable grocery shopping experience to vulnerable populations. In partnership with the area agency on aging (aaa psa2) in their 9-county service area of western ohio, homefull also operates the senior farmers market nutrition program (sfmnp). In addition, the food program provides opportunities for clients to obtain relevant work experience in jobs fields that are in-demand including urban agriculture and market operations.springfield- emergency shelter at the executive inn (ei.) homefull provides 24-hour temporary emergency shelter services that includes 3 meals a day and laundry for homeless families with children at ei, a former motel that is owned by the city of springfield. Additionally, homefull provides onsite housing focused case management services to rapidly exit households into permanent long-term housing. Homefull provided shelter and services to 396 persons. Case management services concentrate on removing barriers to long term housing instability issues that could result in repeat episodes of homelessness.property management -homefull provides property management and housing services for individuals and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness. We manage affordable housing units and offer supportive services to promote housing stability and community integration

Expenses: $1.7MGrants: $7K

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$17.3M
Program service revenue$477K
Investment income$166K
Other revenue$23K
Total revenue$17.9M

Expenses

Grants paid$6.0M
Salaries & benefits$5.3M
Fundraising$118K
Other expenses$3.0M
Total expenses$14.3M
Total assets$16.1M
Net assets$9.9M

People

19 listed

NameRoleCompensation

TINA PATTERSON

CEO

Board

$263K

38 hrs/wk

TIMOTHY DUTTON

PRESIDENT

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

STEVEN FABRIGAR

VICE PRESIDENT

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

GARY BLUMENTHAL

SECRETARY

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

JOHN BUSCEMI

TREASURER

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

RODNEY VEAL

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

ADAM BLAKE

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

AUDREY DAVIS

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

NICK EDEN

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

TOYA HARDY

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

TIM KNUEVE

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

MICHAEL PABST

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

MAUREEN PERO

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

RICHARD SAPHIRE

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

MARK SARVER

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

EMILY STAMAS

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

ANTHONY VANNOY

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

LISA WAGNER

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

MARCY WALKER

TRUSTEE

Board

1.5 hrs/wk

Independent contractors

BRAD DITZELL

IT SERVICES

$219K

Grants received

Showing 96 of 96

FromAmountPurposeYear
$10.6M
FOR USE IN THEIR GENERAL OPERATIONS.
2024
$200K
HOMEFULL HEALTHY LIVING IN WEST DAYTON
2024
$183K
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
2024
$50K
GENERAL FUNDING
2024
$20K
GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2024
$9.1M
FOR USE IN THEIR GENERAL OPERATIONS.
2023
$3.8M
HFJ REIMBURSED HOMEFULL FOR CONSTRUCTION COSTS PAID BY HOMEFULL
2023
$300K
HOMEFULL HEALTHY LIVING IN WEST DAYTON
2023
$200K
FUNDING TO EXPAND OR PRESERVE THE AVAILABILITY OF STAPLE AND PERISHABLE FOODS IN UNDERSERVED AREAS WITH LOW AND MODERATE INCOME POPULATIONS BY MAINTAINING OR INCREASING THE NUMBER OF RETAIL OUTLETS THAT OFFER AN ASSORTMENT OF PERISHABLE AND STAPLE FOODS IN THOSE AREAS
2023
$180K
PROGRAM OPERATING COSTS
2023
$150K
GENERAL DONATION
2023
$134K
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
2023
$125K
UNRESTRICTED
2023
$50K
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
2023
$50K
GENERAL FUNDING
2023
$37K
VARIOUS PROJECTS
2023
$15K
CHARITABLE DONATION
2023
$10K
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
2023
$5K
EDU CLASSES/SUPPORT
2023
$5K
PROGRAMATIC SUPPORT
2023
$5K
HOMEFULL HEALTHY LIVING IN WEST DAYTON
2023
$3K
Program Support
2023
$600
FOR CIVIC & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
2023
$500
HOMELESSSHELTER
2023
$7.1M
FOR USE IN THEIR GENERAL OPERATIONS.
2022
$500K
Support the Health, Food, and Jobs facility, which provides locally and minority-operated essential services including the Regional Food Hub, Farmers Market, and Community Education Center
2022
$250K
HEALTHY LIVING IN WEST DAYTON
2022
$225K
PROGRAM OPERATING COSTS
2022
$213K
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
2022
$128K
GENERAL SUPPORT AND VARIOUS PROJECTS
2022
$91K
MULTIPLE GRANTS FOR RAPID REHOUSING & HOMELESS PREVENTION AND EVICTION RISK MITIGATION
2022
$43K
SUPPORT
2022
$25K
GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2022
$7K
DONOR DESIGNATIONS
2022
$7K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2022
$6K
Program Support
2022
$5K
FUNDING SUPPORTS GENERAL OPERATIONS AND PROGRAMMING.
2022
$2K
Program Support
2022
$500
HOMELESSSHELTER
2022
$25
EMPLOYEE MATCHING
2022
$145K
PROGRAM OPERATING COSTS AND DESIGNATIONS
2021
$52K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2021
$15K
OPERATING SUPPORT OF EXISTING PROGRAM
2021
$14K
GENERAL SUPPORT AND VARIOUS PROJECTS
2021
$10K
GENERAL FUNDING
2021
$8K
HALL HUNGER INITIATIVE GRANT
2021
$6K
Program Support
2021
$5K
TO CONTINUE ONGOING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
2021
$500
HOMELESSSHELTER
2021
$4.6M
FOR USE IN THEIR GENERAL OPERATIONS.
2020
$354K
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
2020
$207K
MULTIPLE GRANTS FOR EVICTION RISK MITIGATION, RAPID REHOUSING AND HOMELESS PREVENTION
2020
$52K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2020
$37K
SUPPORT
2020
$10K
PROGRAM OPERATING COSTS
2020
$8K
SUPPORT
2020
$7K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2020
$6K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2020
$6K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2020
$5K
DONOR DESIGNATED GENERAL
2020
$2K
GENERAL FUNDING
2020
$500
HOMELESSSHELTER
2020
$61
GENERAL PURPOSE
2020
$168K
FOR USE IN THEIR GENERAL OPERATIONS.
2019
$79K
SUPPORT
2019
$73K
PROGRAM OPERATING COSTS
2019
$51K
GENERAL SUPPORT AND VARIOUS PROJECTS
2019
$50K
EXPANSION/ENHANCEMENT OF EXISTING PROGRAMS/PROJECTS
2019
$32K
GENERAL SUPPORT AND VARIOUS PROJECTS
2019
$5K
DONOR DESIGNATED GENERAL
2019
$500
HOMELESSSHELTER
2019
$82K
PROGRAM OPERATING COSTS
2018
$25K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2018
$25K
OPERATING SUPPORT OF EXISTING PROGRAM
2018
$12K
GENERAL SUPPORT AND VARIOUS PROJECTS
2018
$5K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2018
$4K
DONOR DESIGNATED GENERAL
2018
$500
HOMELESSSHELTER
2018
$82K
PROGRAM OPERATING COSTS
2017
$41K
GENERAL SUPPORT AND BRINING IT HOME
2017
$26K
VARIOUS PROJECTS; GENERAL SUPPORT
2017
$12K
DONOR DESIGNATED GENERAL
2017

Funded by

$40.4M from 37 funders · 96 grants · 2017–2024

Community Shelter Board

$31.6M · 5 grants · 2019–2024

Homefull Hfj Llc

$3.8M · 1 grant · 2023

Corporation For Supportive Housing

$884K · 4 grants · 2020–2024

The United Way Of The Greater Dayton

$830K · 12 grants · 2017–2023

Kettering Family Foundation

$500K · 2 grants · 2023–2024

CareSource Ohio Inc

$500K · 1 grant · 2022

Dayton Foundation Depository

$307K · 5 grants · 2017–2023

Coalition On Homelessness And

$299K · 2 grants · 2020–2022

Details

EIN311236989
NTEE codeP850
Subsection03
Ruling date1989-01
Formed1988
Employees144
Volunteers19
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