Religion-Related
Inspiritus Inc
ATLANTA, GA
Total revenue
$35.6M
Total expenses
$35.1M
Net assets
$4.6M
Grants received
$36.7M
128 grants
EIN
581535692
Tax year
2023
Mission
Empower those whose lives have been disrupted to discover their strengths and resilience, accompanyting them as they grow into vibrant contributors of their community.
Programs
4 programs
Please see sch o for further details on disability services. Inspiritus disability services helps individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities (idd) live active, meaningful lives by gaining independence and becoming contributing members of their communities. The disability services program develops host homes where support services to qualified individuals with idd are provided in a family environment. Inspiritus collaborates with support coordination, the georgia department of behavioral health and developmental disabilities, state hospitals, dfcs, families, advocates and other stakeholders through a referral process. Indivduals and host homes go through an intense matching process. Individual choice and participant decision-making is prioritized so that individuals served are able to exercise their input in planning how they spend their time. Once matched, support services are provided to help individuals meet their goals, maximize independence, and develop meaningful relationships. Inspiritus provides case management and ensures compliance with medicaid guidelines for service provision. Inspiritus invested in fruitful recruiting endeavors that increased the volume of potential caregivers available to provide host homes to those in need.
Please see sch o for further details on disaster response services. Inspiritus disaster relief programming has provided disaster long-term recovery services since 1994 in the southeastern united states. In recent years, the inspiritus disaster relief program has expanded to provide emergency disaster response services during the first 2-12+ weeks after a disaster. These services include assistance such as: volunteer coordination, clean up & debris removal services, and local disaster response capacity building. In fy2024, inspiritus disaster response teams supported local communities following tornados, floods, and/or hurricanes in mississippi, georgia, and florida. Inspiritus continues to provide disaster long-term recovery services to communities in need during the 3-48+ months after a disaster. These services include: case management, construction management, volunteer management, and local long-term recovery capacity building. In fy2024, inspiritus long-term recovery services supported local communities in tennessee, georgia, kentucky, and florida, partnering with local long-term recovery collaboratives to meet unmet needs that support home repairs and rebuilds for the most vulnerable survivors, including vulnerable homeowners who cannot recover without further assistance due to disabilities, low-income, under-insurance, and other extenuating circumstances. In fy2024, inspiritus sustained and expanded collaborative partnerships with nonprofits and corporations such as lutheran disaster response, home depot foundation, american red cross, the community foundation of middle tennessee, rothrock foundation, tunnel to towers, americorps, and founding partners, the southeastern synod of the evangelical lutheran church in america and the florida-georgia district of the lutheran church-missouri synod, while continuing to build collaborative partnerships with local and national voads to help ensure the communities we serve are able to successfully recover and build increased local capacities.
Children and family servicesinspiritus' children and family services assists the georgia division of family and children services (ga-dfcs) in placing children at risk and with special medical and behavioral needs into safe and quality foster care homes through inspiritus' specialized foster care program in georgia. Foster families receive full support from inspiritus staff, including case management, respite, and ongoing training. Inspiritus has a proven history of accomplishment, providing high quality services to foster children and families. Inspiritus works in collaboration with the ga-dfcs to ensure that the safety, well-being, and permanency goals for children are met, including reunification with birth families or adoption as appropriate. Inspiritus focuses on meeting georgia's need for specialized services for children and youth in foster care who have complex medical and behavioral health needs, concentrating in the atlanta metro and northwest georgia regions. In fy24, inspiritus increased its digital recruitment activities and partered with raise a child to help increase the number of foster homes available to serve children most in need, continuing its expansion efforts to serve more children each year. Inspiritus also received an award from the u.s. Administriation for children and families (acf), office of refugee resettlement (orr) to expand its services to unaccompanied minors to ensure their safety and well-being while awaiting reunification with appropriately vetted family or sponsors.
Middle tennessee empowermentinspiritus' empowerment program in middle tennessee provides services that support low-income communities with special focus on empowering vulnerable women, children, seniors, and adults living with disabilities. Inspiritus programs include: building healthy families, thrive studios, and healthy gardens. Building healthy families offers hunger relief and community group support for women living in poverty to empower them to break the bonds of isolation, develop positive parenting techniques, and introduce tools for improving mental and physical health. During the recent pandemic years, inspiritus has operated one of the highest volume food pantries in nashville at its site in north nashville, in partnership with the second harvest community food bank. At this site, inspiritus also has historically operated a community kitchen, providing warm meals to homeless and low-income women and children in partnership with the nashville rescue mission and metropolitan development and housing agency, though these services have been adapted to accommodate a building redevelopment next door at the nashville rescue mission. In fy2024, the building healthy families program has served more unduplicated individuals than prior years through its food pantry, particularly to families and individuals experiencing economic hardship. Inspiritus' thrive studios youth community arts program empowers youth living in low-income communities to develop healthy social emotional skills, self-esteem, and community resiliency through artistic creation and expression. In fy2024, thrive studios has continued to deliver an intentionally relevant curriculum including projects that partner with local artists to help youth process their fears and anxieties about the world around them. Inspiritus' healthy gardens program provides all materials and education necessary for families to plant and harvest their own nutritious vegetables right outside their door, enabling communities struggling with food insecurity to attain food sustainability and promoting mental and physical health. In fy2024, healthy gardens has increased staffing and planted new gardens, providing a sustainable and affordable source of fresh produce in designated food desert communities and helping provide hunger relief during a time of need. During fy2024, healthy gardens has received accolades from vanderbilt university and the us dept of agriculture for its innovative approach to addressing health inequities in tennessee.in 2024, inspiritus launched a comprehensive program & capital campaign to redevelop its property in north nashville into a multilevel complex that will include 80 units of affordable housing and a ground floor space for inspiritus offices and social service programs. The campaign will operate for multiple years, with construction to begin in 2024 and to complete in 2025-2026.
Financials
FY 2023
Revenue
Expenses
People
21 listed
JOHN MOELLER JR
CEO/PRESIDENT
$235K
35 hrs/wk
KIRBY NICKERSON
CFO
—
5 hrs/wk
JOHN MANLY
CHAIR
—
1 hrs/wk
ERICA FLETCHER
VICE CHAIR
—
1 hrs/wk
DAVE RINGER
TREASURER
—
1 hrs/wk
JANET PRESTON
SECRETARY
—
1 hrs/wk
RAY BORCHELT
DIRECTOR
—
1 hrs/wk
MARC BUSSONE
DIRECTOR
—
1 hrs/wk
TIFFANY CHANEY
DIRECTOR
—
1 hrs/wk
CHRYSTAL CUNNINGHAM
DIRECTOR
—
1 hrs/wk
ANN DETTMERING
DIRECTOR
—
1 hrs/wk
JENNEEN REED
DIRECTOR
—
1 hrs/wk
KEVIN SMITH
DIRECTOR
—
1 hrs/wk
KEVIN STRICKLAND
DIRECTOR
—
1 hrs/wk
DOUG WERTH
DIRECTOR
—
1 hrs/wk
VICTOR BELTON
DIRECTOR
—
1 hrs/wk
MICHELLE BETH ANGALET
COO
$173K
40 hrs/wk
VIRGINIA SPENCER
CDO
$150K
40 hrs/wk
AIMEE ZANGANDOU
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR REFUGEE AND IMMIGRANT SERVICES
$134K
35 hrs/wk
SUZETTE ROBERTS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES
$128K
40 hrs/wk
BOBBY NORTHERN
SENIOR DIRECT HUMAN RESOURCES
$108K
40 hrs/wk
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Grants received
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