NonprofitsRedlands Christian Migrant Association Inc

Human Services

Redlands Christian Migrant Association Inc

IMMOKALEE, FL

Total revenue

$106.5M

Total expenses

$90.9M

Net assets

$50.5M

Grants received

$19.1M

224 grants

EIN

591221966

Tax year

2023

Mission

Redlands christian migrant association, in. (rcma) was incorporated as a non-profit corporation under the laws of the state of florida, for the purpose of administering day care centers and early childhood education centers for children of migrants and other rural poor. Rcma achieves its purpose through a variety of progams funded substantially by state and federal grants and individual contributors.

Programs

3 programs

Head startsee schedule ohead start:head start, early head start and migrant head start are comprehensive child-development programs that serve pregnant women, children from birth to age 5 and their families. The programs strive to increase the school readiness of young children in low-income families. Key to the success of rcma in preparing young children for public school is its mission to hire staff and teachers from the communities served. Most of our staff is bilingual, and many are former migrant farm workers, including our executive director and director of farmworker advocacy.head start nationally evolved from a task force recommendation in 1964 for the development of a federally sponsored preschool program to meet the needs of disadvantaged children, head start now offers programs geared for children 3 to 5 years old. Early head start providesprograms for infants and toddlers, newborns to 3 years.responding to the unique season needs of migrant farm workers, migrant and seasonal head start was created in 1969 and serves newborns to 5 year olds.head start is a program within the administration on children, youth and families in the u.s. Department of health and human services, which awards grants to rcma to provide these services.

Expenses: $47.4M

Charter schoolssee schedule ocharter schools:rcma operates two charter schools (public schools of choice), the immokalee community academy in eastern collier county and the wimauma community academy in southeastern hillsborough county, which provide a unique opportunity for rcma to extend its positive impact on children. The schools provide a seamless transition for children as they progressfrom rcma's early childhood and pre-kindergarten programs into elementary school and middle school in hillsborough and collier counties. Test results confirm that the longer students remain with rcma, the better they perform in school. When one considers that many of our students are tested in their second language, their accomplishments are quite impressive.the academic focus is the improvement of language and math using a thematic and integrative approach, which immerses students in an enriched environment that reflects the complexities of life. The results include improved language, academics and literacy, increased self-esteem and desirable social skills.the wimauma community academy (kindergarten through fifth) and the immokalee community academy (kindergarten through sixth grade) were originally chartered in 2000. Wimauma academy and leadership academy schools consolidated in 2020 and a 10 charter year was renewed to 2030. Immokalee community academy is renewed its charter in 2021 and added 7th & 8th grade.

Expenses: $12.0MGrants: $16K

Food service program - to provide basic food and nutrition for all children served in our centers. Immigration assistance program:over 80% of the families rcma serves are employed in the agricultural sector. A significant percentage of those families migrate and the majority are foreign-born. All of our families are significantly impacted by immigration policy and enforcement. Rcma has developed a multi-faceted immigration support program that builds on existing programs and services. Rcma's immigration program includes leadership training and development, advocacy, immigration support services and public education campaigns.other programs:community learning centersrcma's community learning centers strive to bring free or affordable quality education to rural low-income communities using technology and caring, culturally sensitive teachers and tutors.through community learning centers, rcma provides basic education services to adults who have not completed their basic education studies, either in u.s. Schools or in mexico.the community learning centers provide three levels of studies -- literacy (basic reading and writing), primary (elementary) and secondary (middle school) - and accredits students according to the standards set by the ministry of public education in mexico. Students also can earn their florida general equivalency diploma.out of school servicesrcma provides out of school services to approximately 500 school age children. These services are provided in several counties in partnership with the hillsborough county school district, the homestead housing authority and rcma charter schools. The primary components of the services provided include, tutoring, homework help, leadership development and recreational activities.teen parent programwhen a teenager becomes pregnant, both she and her baby face even greater challenges at home and school. Key goals of rcma's teen parent program are to educate and support the teen mothers to be and promote job skills that will help them achieve financial independence.rcma staff also works closely with collaborating agencies to assure pregnant teens receive prenatal and post-partum services, and provides quality child care for newborns of high school students.

Expenses: $4.7M

Financials

FY 2023

Revenue

Contributions & grants$103.9M
Program service revenue$389K
Investment income$840K
Other revenue$1.3M
Total revenue$106.5M

Expenses

Grants paid$16K
Salaries & benefits$67.1M
Fundraising$1.9M
Other expenses$23.8M
Total expenses$90.9M
Total assets$66.4M
Net assets$50.5M

People

36 listed

NameRoleCompensation

ISABEL GARCIA VARGAS

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Board

$182K

50 hrs/wk

CATALINA SEPULVEDA

ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECT

Board

$153K

50 hrs/wk

MARIA AZUCENA QUINTANILLA

FORMER DIRECTOR OF HUMAN R

Board

$137K

50 hrs/wk

KATHY MARIE VARGAS

ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECT

Board

$116K

50 hrs/wk

LARRY SALUSTRO

TREASURER

Board

1 hrs/wk

WILMA ROBLES DE MELENDEZ PHD

BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

AL J HINSON

BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

ANSBERTO VALLEJO

BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

SONIA TIGHE

BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

SUSANNE A BIZERRA

BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

AEDAN J DOWLING

BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

MIRTA NEGRINI

BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

LEONEL PASCUAL

PARENT BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

LINDA MILES ADAMS

PRESIDENT

Board

1 hrs/wk

VIANEY LEON LOPEZ

PARENT BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

CECILLIA MORALES

PARENT BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

YERLI DANIELA GARCIA R

PARENT BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

MELISSA ORTIZ

PARENT BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

VICKY RODRIGUEZ

PARENT BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

WENDY MASUM

PARENT BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

GEORGINA SEPULVEDA

PARENT BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

SHERON WILSON

PARENT BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

LETICIA JAUREZ

PARENT BOARD MEMBER

Board

1 hrs/wk

MEDORA KROME

FORMER PRESIDENT

Board

1 hrs/wk

MICHAEL T BAYER

VICE PRESIDENT

Board

1 hrs/wk

JAIME WEISINGER

VICE PRESIDENT

Board

1 hrs/wk

JOAQUIN PEREZ

VICE PRESIDENT

Board

1 hrs/wk

SANDRA HIGHTOWER PHD

VICE PRESIDENT

Board

1 hrs/wk

BARBARA MAINSTER ROLLASON

VICE PRESIDENT

Board

1 hrs/wk

DONNA GAFFNEY

VICE PRESIDENT

Board

1 hrs/wk

RICHARD PRINGLE

SECRETARY

Board

1 hrs/wk

MARK HAGGETT

CHARTER SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

Staff

$110K

50 hrs/wk

GLORIDA LUNA MOORMAN

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

Staff

$108K

50 hrs/wk

JUANA BROWN

DIRECTOR OF CHARTER SCHOOL

Staff

$107K

50 hrs/wk

OLIVIA KAITLIN CHORRA

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS?HEAD START MANAGER

Staff

$106K

50 hrs/wk

KIMBERLY ELAINE GUINN

SENIOR ACCOUNTANT

Staff

$102K

50 hrs/wk

Independent contractors

AVON PARK COMMUNITY DAY CARE CENTER

CHILD CARE SERVICES

$493K

Grants received

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FromAmountPurposeYear
$550K
CHARTER SCHOOL CAPACITY-BUILDING
2024
$350K
CHARTER SCHOOL GROWTH
2024
$178K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2024
$70K
BOARD GOVERNANCE TRAINING, CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
2024
$61K
LIVELIHOODS ACTIVITY
2024
$52K
ENHANCING EARLY LEARNING AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES
2024
$48K
TO SUPPORT EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
2024
$41K
EDUCATION K-12
2024
$36K
Allocation for General Support
2024
$25K
UNRESTRICTED GENERAL SUPPORT
2024
$10K
FOR PROJECTS TO ADVANCE THE MISSION
2024
$10K
CHARITABLE
2024
$10K
MULTIPLE GRANTS FOR MULTIPLE PURPOSES
2024
$8K
CREATING SAFE AND SHADED SPACES: AWNINGS FOR FARMWORKER CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
2024
$7K
For roof repair at the Belle Glade Child Development Center, which houses classrooms serving children ages 6 weeks to 5 years, a kitchen providing daily meals, and office spaces for parent-staff meetings.
2024
$6K
PROVIDE CHILDCARE AND EDUCATION SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME AND RURAL FAMILIES.
2024
$6K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2024
$300K
SUPPORTING COMMUNITIES OF DIVERSITY, PROVIDING IMMIGRATION ASSISTANCE
2023
$250K
CHARTER SCHOOL GROWTH
2023
$225K
IMPACT AND INNOVATION
2023
$206K
PALM BEACH-FARMWORKER CDC WRAP AROUND SERVICES AND FAMILY SUPPORT WORKER POSITION FOR BELLE GLADE CDC
2023
$188K
MULTIPLE PRGM ACTVY
2023
$176K
ALLOCATIONS, DESIGNATIONS, DISASTER RELIEF RESPONSE, GRANTS & PROGRAM IMPACT FUNDING
2023
$160K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2023
$120K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2023
$100K
HURRICANE IAN GRANTS
2023
$95K
SUPPORT OF MISSION
2023
$56K
EARLY LEARNING & SUP
2023
$44K
SUMMER
2023
$36K
ORGANIZATIONAL GRANTS
2023
$26K
GRANTS
2023
$20K
SOCIAL SERVICES & COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE
2023
$20K
Allocation for General Support
2023
$13K
For a shade structure to cover preschool play equipment serving children ages 3-5, located in Belle Glade.
2023
$10K
2023
$10K
GENERAL SUPPORT, PROGRAM SUPPORT
2023
$10K
Sched I Supplemental
2023
$10K
MULTIPLE GRANTS FOR PROGRAMS, OPERATIONS, OR OTHER PURPOSES
2023
$10K
FOR PROJECTS TO ADVANCE THE MISSION
2023
$3K
PROVIDE CHILDCARE AND EDUCATION SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME AND RURAL FAMILIES.
2023
$3K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2023
$2K
CHARITABLE PURPOSES
2023
$500
Provides child care, education resources for local children of seasonal migrant workers and low income families; incl. wifi hotspots, tablets, healthcare and day care assistance
2023
$1.3M
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2022
$300K
CHARTER SCHOOL GROWTH
2022
$225K
CHARTER SCHOOL GROWTH
2022
$200K
SUPPORT BEST IN CLASS EDUCATION PROVIDERS
2022
$200K
SUPPORT BEST IN CLASS EDUCATION PROVIDERS
2022
$174K
ALLOCATIONS, DESIGNATIONS, DISASTER RELIEF RESPONSE, GRANTS & PROGRAM IMPACT FUNDING
2022
$153K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2022
$124K
FAMILY SUPPORT WORKER AND HEALTH WORKER SUPPORTING CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN HOMESTEAD; PLAYGROUND UPDATES FOR CHILDREN IN FLORIDA CITY
2022
$124K
FAMILY SUPPORT WORKER AND HEALTH WORKER SUPPORTING CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN HOMESTEAD; PLAYGROUND UPDATES FOR CHILDREN IN FLORIDA CITY
2022
$102K
MULTIPLE PRGM ACTVY
2022
$100K
HURRICANE IAN GRANTS
2022
$75K
FOR RECIPIENT'S EXEMPT PURPOSE
2022
$66K
GRANTS
2022
$56K
READINESS CHILD CARE
2022
$55K
SUPPORT OF MISSION
2022
$40K
ADVOCACY FOR IMMIGRANT
2022
$25K
CLASSROOMS FOR STUDENTS
2022
$19K
Allocation for General Support
2022
$16K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2022
$15K
Sched I Supplemental
2022
$15K
HURRICANE IAN RELIEF
2022
$15K
MULTIPLE GRANTS FOR MULTIPLE PURPOSES
2022
$10K
GENERAL OPERATING
2022
$10K
TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE FARMWORKER COMMUNITY
2022
$8K
2022
$3K
PROVIDE CHILDCARE AND EDUCATION SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME AND RURAL FAMILIES.
2022
$2K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2022
$2K
FUND QUALITY CHILD CARE, EDUCATION, AND RESOURCES FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES.
2022
$178K
ALLOCATIONS, DESIGNATIONS, DISASTER RELIEF RESPONSE, GRANTS & PROGRAM IMPACT FUNDING
2021
$171K
HUMAN SERVICES
2021
$166K
GENERAL FUNDS
2021
$154K
SUPPORT OF MISSION
2021
$140K
GRANTS
2021
$61K
GENERAL OPERATING
2021
$32K
2021
$24K
READINESS CHILD CARE
2021
$22K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2021
$22K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2021
$20K
CLASSROOMS FOR 104 MORE STUDENTS
2021
$19K
Allocation for General Support
2021
$17K
For recipient's exempt purpose
2021
$10K
MULTIPLE GRANTS FOR MULTIPLE PURPOSES
2021
$4K
GENERAL OPERATIONSGENERAL OPERATIONS
2021
$3K
PROVIDE CHILDCARE AND EDUCATION SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME AND RURAL FAMILIES.
2021
$2K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2021
$2K
CHARITABLE PURPOSES
2021
$500
UNRESTRICTED
2021
$300K
SUPPORTING COMMUNITIES OF DIVERSITY, PROVIDING IMMIGRATION INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE
2020
$169K
ALLOCATIONS, DESIGNATIONS, DISASTER RELIEF RESPONSE, GRANTS & PROGRAM IMPACT FUNDING
2020
$148K
GENERAL FUNDS
2020
$120K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2020
$102K
GRANTS
2020
$90K
FARMWORKERS PANDEMIC RELIEF FUND
2020
$88K
ADVOCACY FOR IMMIGRANT PROGRAMS
2020
$81K
Donor Designated for Disaster/ Emergency Relief
2020
$40K
FY21 GIFT CARDS FOR FAMILIES
2020
$38K
ASSIST OPERATIONS
2020
$36K
2020
$35K
REPLACEMENT OF THE VAN FOR THE RCMA CHILDREN'S HOUSE CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER IN VERO BEACH, FLORIDA.
2020
$32K
CHILD DEVELOPMT CNTR
2020
$29K
SUPPORT OF MISSION
2020
$27K
GENERAL PURPOSE
2020
$27K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2020
$25K
CHARITABLE PURPOSES
2020
$20K
EDUCATION/YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
2020
$20K
40 MIGRANT FAMILIES BASIC NECESSITITES
2020
$16K
GENERAL OPERATING
2020
$16K
Allocation for General Support
2020
$14K
FOR RECIPIENT'S EXEMPT PURPOSE
2020
$10K
PROMOTING LEARNING AND BRIDGING GAPS
2020
$6K
GENERAL PURPOSE
2020
$4K
CREATING OUTDOOR LEARNING SPACES
2020
$4K
GENERAL OPERATIONSGENERAL OPERATIONS
2020
$3K
PROVIDE CHILDCARE AND EDUCATION SERVICES TO LOW-INCOME AND RURAL FAMILIES.
2020
$1K
PROGRAM SUPPORT
2020
$500
UNRESTRICTED USE
2020
$500
OUTDOOR LEARNING SPACE
2020
$500
UNRESTRICTED
2020
$500
SUPPORT
2020
$383K
Humanitrian Activity
2019
$209K
ALLOCATIONS, DESIGNATIONS, DISASTER RELIEF RESPONSE, GRANTS & PROGRAM IMPACT FUNDING
2019
$151K
SUPPORT OF MISSION
2019
$148K
GENERAL FUNDS
2019
$147K
FL DISASTER FUND
2019
$92K
To assist with operations
2019
$33K
CHILDHOOD HUNGER PROGRAMS
2019
$31K
GRANTS
2019
$30K
UTILITIES & EQUIP
2019
$25K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2019
$23K
FUNDING TO PURCHASE PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT.
2019
$20K
OEL LOCAL MATCH
2019
$10K
Donor designated for disaster/emergency relief
2019
$7K
CHILD CARE FOOD
2019
$5K
CAPITAL EXPENDITURES
2019
$5K
SUPPORT AND OPERATING EXPENSES
2019
$5K
$2,500 FOR HEALTH PROGRAM, $2,500 FOR FAMILY ENRICHMENT
2019
$3K
FOOD ASSISTANCE
2019
$500
UNRESTRICTED
2019
$500
UNRESTRICTED USE
2019
$245K
TO SUPPORT CONSTRUCTION COSTS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO REBUILD HOUSING FOR THOSE IMPACTED BY HURRICANE IRMA.
2018
$181K
ALLOCATIONS, DESIGNATIONS, DISASTER RELIEF RESPONSE AND OTHER GRANTS & PROGRAM IMPACT FUNDING
2018
$172K
Humanitrian Activity
2018
$85K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2018
$72K
GRANTS
2018
$48K
SUPPORT OF MISSION
2018
$31K
FUNDING TO PURCHASE SECURITY CAMERAS AND SUNSHADE FOR CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND.
2018
$30K
FUND A PART-TIME VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR
2018

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$19.1M from 71 funders · 224 grants · 2017–2024

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$5.7M · 7 grants · 2017–2023

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$1.9M · 6 grants · 2022–2024

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$1.6M · 8 grants · 2017–2023

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$1.3M · 7 grants · 2017–2023

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$954K · 6 grants · 2019–2024

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$905K · 5 grants · 2018–2024

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$609K · 7 grants · 2017–2023

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$600K · 2 grants · 2020–2023

Details

EIN591221966
NTEE codeP84Z
Subsection03
Ruling date1969-07
Formed1965
Employees2007
Volunteers3184
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