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Nonprofits›Northern California Indian Development Council Inc

Northern California Indian Development Council Inc

EUREKA, CA

Website View as a funder

Total revenue

$5.5M

Total expenses

$5.3M

Net assets

$4.7M

Grants received

$1.7M

25 grants

EIN

510189400

Tax year

2024

Mission

Research, develop, and administer social and economic development programs to meet the needs of indian and native american communities.

Programs

3 programs

ALL OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS - NCIDC receives funding from both government agencies and private foundations to provide services for the betterment of the American Indian community through education assistance, job training, emergency services and health education.

Expenses: $1.4M

The ncidc contracted with the california employment development department and the department of labor for workforce innovation and opportunity act contracts to provide job training and other employment services in humboldt, del norte, siskiyou, and trinity counties.

Expenses: $776K

The ncidc is funded by acf to provide low income home energy assistance program (liheap)and low income home water assistance program (lihwap)services. The ncidc works with tribes and individuals to meet eligible participants energy and water bill needs throughout california.

Expenses: $475K

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$5.3M

Program service revenue—

Investment income$24K

Other revenue$161K

Total revenue$5.5M

Expenses

Grants paid$1.4M

Salaries & benefits$827K

Fundraising—

Other expenses$3.1M

Total expenses$5.3M

Total assets$7.7M

Net assets$4.7M

People

12 listed

NameRoleCompensation

GREGORY GEHR

DIRCTR AT LARGE

Board

$181K

40 hrs/wk

JACE BALDOSSER

Treasurer

Board

—

1 hrs/wk

TRACY FOSTER-OLSTAD

VICE-CHAIR

Board

—

1 hrs/wk

LONYX LANDRY

COUNCIL MEMBER

Board

—

1 hrs/wk

AMANDA O'CONNELL

COUNCIL MEMBER

Board

—

1 hrs/wk

TRINA MATHEWSON

Secretary

Board

—

1 hrs/wk

MINDY NATT

COUNCIL MEMBER

Board

—

1 hrs/wk

JENNIFER GOODWIN

COUNCIL MEMBER

Board

—

1 hrs/wk

HAROLD BENNETT

COUNCIL MEMBER

Board

—

1 hrs/wk

RUBY ROLLINGS

CHAIRPERSON

Board

—

1 hrs/wk

CHRIS N BYFIELD

CHIEF ADM OFFICER

Staff

$133K

40 hrs/wk

MADISON FLYNN

CEO

Staff

$129K

40 hrs/wk

Grants received

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FromAmountPurposeYear

FUNDERS TOGETHER TO END HOMELESSNES

$70K

WFM GRANT PROGRAM

2024

Amalgamated Charitable Foundation Inc

$35K

Project support

2024

FIRST NATIONS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE

$30K

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

2024

WAL-MART FOUNDATION

$75K

DISASTER RELIEF AND PREPAREDNESS

2023

SKYLINE FOUNDATION

$75K

INDIGENOUS EDUCATION ADVOCACY PROGRAM

2023

FIRST NATIONS DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE

$55K

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

2023

Amalgamated Charitable Foundation Inc

$30K

Project support

2023

THE CALIFORNIA WELLNESS FOUNDATION

$1K

FOR CORE OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND ADMINISTRATION OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO MEET THE NEEDS OF INDIAN AND NATIVE AMERICAN COMMUNITIES IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.

2023

THE CALIFORNIA WELLNESS FOUNDATION

$150K

FOR CORE OPERATING SUPPORT FOR DISASTER EMERGENCY EFFORTS FOR WILDFIRE AND COVID-19 PANDEMIC RESPONSES THAT ADDRESS THE NEEDS OF NATIVE AMERICAN COMMUNITIES IN CALIFORNIA.

2022

SKYLINE FOUNDATION

$75K

INDIGENOUS EDUCATION ADVOCACY PROGRAM

2022

S H COWELL FOUNDATION

$75K

FOR THE DALUK YOUTH PROGRAM.

2022

The James Irvine Foundation

$75K

For CA Native community needs assessment

2022

Northern California Grantmakers

$30K

Youth Organizing

2022

HUMBOLDT AREA FOUNDATION

$11K

SUPPORT FOR WELLBEING OF LOCAL TRIBAL INDIVIDUALS/FAMILIES

2022

CENTER FOR DISASTER PHILANTHROPY INC

$150K

THIS GRANT WAS AWARDED FOR WILDFIRE RECOVERY IN CALIFORNIA TO IMPLEMENT THEIR TRIBAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, WHICH WILL HELP PREPARE TRIBAL COMMUNITIES IN NORTHERN CALIFORNIA FOR FUTURE WILDFIRES.

2021

CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

$250K

DISASTER RESPONSE

2020

HUMBOLDT AREA FOUNDATION

$105K

SUPPORTING DIRECT RELIEF EFFORTS

2020

AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION

$101K

INDIGENOUS RIGHTS