NonprofitsHope School

Education

Hope School

SPRINGFIELD, IL

Total revenue

$33.1M

Total expenses

$30.4M

Net assets

$19.9M

Grants received

$631K

19 grants

EIN

370768616

Tax year

2023

Mission

Serves children with intellectual/developmental disabilities and neurological disorders.

Programs

3 programs

The hope learning academy spfld/edw - established in 1957 as a groundbreaking concept for children with multiple disabilities, hope learning academy in springfield has evolved into a center combining excellent teaching, state -of-the-art technology, and a specially designed facility to allow students with autism and other developmental disabilities to achieve their maximum potential. Today, our learning center educates hundreds of students in a creative environment that supports a variety of programs designed to meet each child's needs. Our students also benefit from various programs designed to promote independence, growth, and joy. These programs include therapeutic education, independence learning, community integrated classrooms, and our robust vocational academy, which has a focus of teaching students meaningful job skills that can be used in the adult world through training at the vocational academy training center and eventual placement into competitive jobs in the community. The hope therapeutic day academy (htda) is also part of the hope learning academy springfield. Established in 2004, htda is a therapeutic, empirically based and data driven, educational program designed to support students grades k-8. Hope supports those who are not thriving in the traditional school setting because of emotional and behavioral difficulties related to mental health concerns. Our licensed therapists work closely with our students to teach skills to grow academically, socially and emotionally. An integral piece of our program is parent and referring school participation in order to return the student back to their home school as quickly and safely as possible. We meet on a regular basis with all parties involved and encourage feedback and collaboration to foster student independence and a successful transition. Furthermore, we provide a positive environment where we celebrate the students' successes and seek to recognize their abilities and accomplishments on a daily basis.

Expenses: $9.8MGrants: $308K

The autism program of illinois - the autism program of illinois (tap) service network, a division of hope, is a collaboration of 15 partnering agencies and universities across the state of illinois. Tap is grant funded by the illinois department of human services and was established to offer services and supports that respond to the unique needs of different communities throughout illinois. As the largest comprehensive statewide program in the country, dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with autism spectrum disorder and their families, tap provides a variety of resources and services including screenings, diagnostics, applied behavioral analysis (aba) therapy, social skills groups, support groups, family and community resources rooms, family services, education, training, and awareness.

Expenses: $4.6MGrants: $3.8M

The hope learning academy chicago - the focus of the hope learning academy chicago is to create a learning environment that supports students to achieve optimally, regardless of socioeconomic background, learning style, or disability. This is realized by creating a school that lives up to its vision - helping students to be successful. Located on chicago's near west side, the hope learning academy chicago is a demonstration school for the responsible inclusion of diverse learners within the chicago public school system. Our goal is to change the way that children are educated in chicago.this program was closed during the fiscal year.

Expenses: $1.3M

Financials

FY 2023

Revenue

Contributions & grants$6.8M
Program service revenue$26.2M
Investment income$11K
Other revenue$130K
Total revenue$33.1M

Expenses

Grants paid$4.1M
Salaries & benefits$18.2M
Fundraising
Other expenses$8.1M
Total expenses$30.4M
Total assets$22.9M
Net assets$19.9M

People

11 listed

NameRoleCompensation

AMANDA BROTT

COO

Board

$193K

60 hrs/wk

RAYLENE GRISCHOW

MEMBER

Board

2 hrs/wk

COLLIN HITT

MEMBER

Board

2 hrs/wk

CLINT PAUL

CEO & PRESIDENT

Board

10 hrs/wk

ASHTON SHEEHAN

MEMBER

Board

2 hrs/wk

STEVE HELM

CFO

Board

10 hrs/wk

BRIDGET INGEBRIGTSEN

MEMBER

Board

2 hrs/wk

LOREN HUGHES

CHAIR

Board

2 hrs/wk

ERIN BROMLEY

MEMBER

Board

2 hrs/wk

JAMES LEE

SUPERINTENDENT

Staff

$133K

60 hrs/wk

SHANNON DYSON

TAP DIRECTOR

Staff

$100K

60 hrs/wk

Independent contractors

MJ KELLNER CO INC

FOOD DISTRIBUTOR

$227K

FIRST STUDENT

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

$188K

ADP

PAYROLL DATA PROCESSING

$172K

HSHS MEDICAL GROUP

MEDICAL SERVICE PROVIDER

$131K

THOMAS PROESTLER

FOOD

$126K

Grants received

Showing 19 of 19

FromAmountPurposeYear
$10K
SEE PART IV INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER COMBINING EXCELLENT TEACHING, STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNOLOGY, CURRICULUM, AND A UNIQUELY DESIGNED FACILITY TO ALLOW STUDENTS WITH AUTISM AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES TO ACHIEVE THEIR MAXIMUM POTENTIAL.
2023
$9K
GENERAL OPERATING
2023
$36K
TO SERVE CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AND MENTAL ILLNESS.
2022
$11K
GENERAL OPERATING
2022
$6K
SEE PART IV INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER COMBINING EXCELLENT TEACHING, STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNOLOGY, CURRICULUM, AND A UNIQUELY DESIGNED FACILITY TO ALLOW STUDENTS WITH AUTISM AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES TO ACHIEVE THEIR MAXIMUM POTENTIAL.
2022
$5K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2022
$5K
Family Stability
2022
$8K
GENERAL OPERATING
2021
$6K
SEE PART IV INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER COMBINING EXCELLENT TEACHING, STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNOLOGY, CURRICULUM, AND A UNIQUELY DESIGNED FACILITY TO ALLOW STUDENTS WITH AUTISM AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES TO ACHIEVE THEIR MAXIMUM POTENTIAL.
2021
$5K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2021
$46K
TO SERVE CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AND MENTAL ILLNESS.
2020
$6K
SEE PART IV INSTRUCTIONAL CENTER COMBINING EXCELLENT TEACHING, STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNOLOGY, CURRICULUM, AND A UNIQUELY DESIGNED FACILITY TO ALLOW STUDENTS WITH AUTISM AND OTHER DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES TO ACHIEVE THEIR MAXIMUM POTENTIAL.
2020
$6K
GENERAL OPERATING
2020
$5K
CHARITABLE DONATION
2020
$5K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2020
$135K
TO SERVE CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AND MENTAL ILLNESS.
2019
$4K
Program Support
2019
$5K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2018
$317K
TO SERVE CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AND MENTAL ILLNESS.
2017

Funded by

$631K from 7 funders · 19 grants · 2017–2023

The Hope School Foundation

$534K · 4 grants · 2017–2022

Hickman Flora Paxton Fdn

$35K · 4 grants · 2020–2023

Memorial Health System Group

$28K · 4 grants · 2020–2023

Padgett Hilda M Charit Scholar

$20K · 4 grants · 2018–2022

Charities Aid Foundation America

$5K · 1 grant · 2020

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

$4K · 1 grant · 2019

Details

EIN370768616
NTEE codeB280
Subsection03
Ruling date1959-06
Formed1957
Employees546
Volunteers50
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