One Health Organization

Pet care activities: veterinary partners are located in cuyahoga, lake, geauga, summit, medina, portage, and lorain counties, giving voucher card beneficiaries a choice of locations they could go. There were a total of 454 veterinary care visit - 299 dogs and 154 cats.

Pet parent information activities: hundreds of people seek assistance and receive resources from one health organization. People were informed about resources that were available to them. The most sought-after resource was financial assistance to help them provide veterinary care for their dogs or cats. One health organization provides trusted online information about keeping pets healthy and happy through blogs, newsletters, social media posts, and website.

For the fiscal year ending june 30, 2024, one health organization's management and general expenses were 32.9% of total expenses. This increase reflects a strategic, one-time investment in organizational capacity building and leadership development. Specifically, the organization engaged a nonprofit consultant, pivotground, to implement the impact method, strategic management system focused on improving operational efficiency, team alignment, and mission-driven planning. This initiative required substantial time commitment from the president & ceo and staff, including training and integration across staff and board levels. In addition, during this fiscal year, the organization undertook a staffing transition to better align roles with strategic goals. This included the off-boarding of a long-term staff member and the onboarding of a new executive administrative professional, with related costs contributing to the increase in management and general expenses. These capacity-building efforts were undertaken to support long-term organizational effectiveness and did not result in a decrease in programmatic activities. In fact, program expenses reached an all-time high of 220,329, demonstrating continued and expanding commitment to mission delivery.