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Religious Coalition For Community Renewal Inc

CHARLESTON, WV

Website

Total revenue

$1.1M

Total expenses

$1.4M

Net assets

$1.0M

Grants received

$548K

23 grants

EIN

550670839

Tax year

2023

Mission

Foster safe, decent, affordable housing to address the problems faced by the homeless, those at risk of becoming homeless, and low income members of the community.

Programs

3 programs

Recovery housing. Rccr owns and operates the samaritan inn, which provides residential recovery housing with supportive services to men recovering from substance abuse disorder. The inn has a capacity to serve twelve (12) at once, whom may stay for up to eighteen (18) months.

Expenses: $238K

Home ownership. Rccr conducts housing development and home ownership counseling programs to encourage and support affordable, safe and well maintained home ownership for individuals living in the service area of kanawha, boone, putnam and fayette counties. Individuals whose income is eighty (80%) percent or less than the median income of the service area are eligible to receive program services, which include home buying and ownership education; budget and credit counseling; foreclosure prevention; and development of housing with down payment assistance and low interest rate loans to qualifying low income home buyers.

Expenses: $296KGrants: $23K

Social services. Rccr provides a managed transitional storage center for people experiencing homelessness to safely store their personal belongings, street outreach, a clothing boutique, and rapid rehousing to cover rental startup costs.

Expenses: $429KGrants: $15K

Financials

FY 2023

Revenue

Contributions & grants$870K
Program service revenue$219K
Investment income—
Other revenue$10K
Total revenue$1.1M

Expenses

Grants paid$38K
Salaries & benefits$800K
Fundraising$13K
Other expenses$572K
Total expenses$1.4M
Total assets$3.0M
Net assets$1.0M

People

12 listed

NameRoleCompensation

KEVIN JONES

EXECUTIVE DI

Board

$95K

40 hrs/wk

KRISTIN MOODY

PRESIDENT

Board

—

1 hrs/wk

CANDACE STRADER

LAY VICE PRE

Board

—

0.5 hrs/wk

DIANE HONEYCUTT

CLERGY VICE-

Board

—

0.5 hrs/wk

KELLEN SHEARIN

TREASURER

Board

—

0.4 hrs/wk

TED RANSON

SECRETARY

Board

—

0.5 hrs/wk

BENJAMIN ADAMS

MEMBER

Board

—

0.2 hrs/wk

REV MASON BALLARD

MEMBER

Board

—

0.2 hrs/wk

MADELYN K DOTSON

MEMBER

Board

—

0.2 hrs/wk

MARY MCFARLAND

MEMBER

Board

—

0.2 hrs/wk

CINDY RICHARDSON

MEMBER

Board

—

0.2 hrs/wk

ALMA RODRIQUEZ

MEMBER

Board

—

0.2 hrs/wk

Grants received

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FromAmountPurposeYear
THE GREATER KANAWHA VALLEY FOUNDATION
$60K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2024
CLAUDE WORTHINGTON BENEDUM FOUNDATION
$125K
FOR THE HOMEOWNERSHIP PROGRAM WHICH EXPANDS TO HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA TO ADDRESS THE UNMET NEEDS OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING THROUGH COUNSELING, HOMEBUYER WORKSHOPS, A HOMEOWNERSHIP FAIR, FORECLOSURE PREVENTION, AND HOME DEVELOPMENT
2023
KANAWHA VALLEY COLLECTIVE INC
$26K
PASS THROUGH FUNDS FROM FEDERAL GRANTS PASSED THROUGH FROM WV.
2023
PALLOTTINE FOUNDATION OF HUNTINGTON
$24K
EXPAND ITS HOMEOWNERSHIP PROGRAM TO HUNTINGTON, WV AND PROVIDE CAPACITY BUILDING UPGRADES IN ITS CHARLESTON, WV LOCATION.
2023
CHARLES & MARY FAYNE
$11K
HOUSING
2023
Highmark Foundation
$50K
to support Improve Substance Use Disorder Outcomes.
2022
THE GREATER KANAWHA VALLEY FOUNDATION
$25K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2022
CHARLES & MARY FAYNE
$15K
HOUSING
2022
PALLOTTINE FOUNDATION OF HUNTINGTON
$9K
IMPLEMENT THREE PROJECTS AT SMITH STREET STATION (SSS). FIRST, RCCR WILL PURCHASE EIGHT LAPTOPS AND A CHARGING CART TO CREATE A MOBILE COMPUTER LAB FOR RESIDENTS TO ACCESS AND UTILIZE FOR RESEARCHING AND APPLYING FOR COMMUNITY-BASED RESOURCES AND SUPPORTS. AN RCCR CASE MANAGER WILL OVERSEE THE COMPUTER LAB AND AID RESIDENTS IN ACCESSING RESOURCES. SECOND, RCCR WILL CONTRACT WITH AN IT COMPANY TO UPGRADE ITS SECURITY SYSTEM FROM SEVEN TO 12 CAMERAS TO ADDRESS BLIND SPOTS AND BROKEN CAMERAS AT SSS. THE NEW SYSTEM WILL BE MONITORED REMOTELY WITH A LIVE VIEW AND RECORDING OPTIONS. FUNDING WILL SUPPORT CONTRACT COSTS FOR CAMERAS, HARDWARE, MATERIALS, AND INSTALLATION OF THE SYSTEM. THIRD, RCCR WILL ESTABLISH A COMMUNITY GARDEN FOR SSS RESIDENTS. THE CASE MANAGER WILL FACILITATE A PARTNERSHIP WITH WVU EXTENSION TO PROVIDE GROUP URBAN GARDENING DEMONSTRATIONS AND ONGOING EDUCATION. FUNDING WILL SUPPORT WHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE GARDEN BEDS, RAISED BEDS, SEEDS, GARDEN TOOLS, AND SOIL.
2022
PALLOTTINE FOUNDATION OF HUNTINGTON
$9K
IMPLEMENT THREE PROJECTS AT SMITH STREET STATION (SSS). FIRST, RCCR WILL PURCHASE EIGHT LAPTOPS AND A CHARGING CART TO CREATE A MOBILE COMPUTER LAB FOR RESIDENTS TO ACCESS AND UTILIZE FOR RESEARCHING AND APPLYING FOR COMMUNITY-BASED RESOURCES AND SUPPORTS. AN RCCR CASE MANAGER WILL OVERSEE THE COMPUTER LAB AND AID RESIDENTS IN ACCESSING RESOURCES. SECOND, RCCR WILL CONTRACT WITH AN IT COMPANY TO UPGRADE ITS SECURITY SYSTEM FROM SEVEN TO 12 CAMERAS TO ADDRESS BLIND SPOTS AND BROKEN CAMERAS AT SSS. THE NEW SYSTEM WILL BE MONITORED REMOTELY WITH A LIVE VIEW AND RECORDING OPTIONS. FUNDING WILL SUPPORT CONTRACT COSTS FOR CAMERAS, HARDWARE, MATERIALS, AND INSTALLATION OF THE SYSTEM. THIRD, RCCR WILL ESTABLISH A COMMUNITY GARDEN FOR SSS RESIDENTS. THE CASE MANAGER WILL FACILITATE A PARTNERSHIP WITH WVU EXTENSION TO PROVIDE GROUP URBAN GARDENING DEMONSTRATIONS AND ONGOING EDUCATION. FUNDING WILL SUPPORT WHEELCHAIR-ACCESSIBLE GARDEN BEDS, RAISED BEDS, SEEDS, GARDEN TOOLS, AND SOIL.
2022
KANAWHA VALLEY COLLECTIVE INC
$8K
PASS THROUGH FUNDS FROM FEDERAL GRANTS PASSED THROUGH FROM WV.
2022
PALLOTTINE FOUNDATION OF HUNTINGTON
$25K
TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION WITH RESOURCES TO BRING IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL OF OPERATIONAL, PROGRAMMIC, FINANCIAL, OR ORGANIZATIONAL MATURITY.
2021
PALLOTTINE FOUNDATION OF HUNTINGTON
$15K
TO PROVIDE SUPPORT WITH PILOT THE MOBILE SOFTWARE PROGRAM, "SHOW THE WAY," TO IMPROVE DATA COLLECTION AND, IN TURN, SUPPORT PEOPLE LIVING IN UNSHELTERED LOCATIONS. THE STREET OUTREACH TEAM WILL UTILIZE "SHOW THE WAY" TO TRACK REFERRALS AND OUTCOMES RELATED TO ITS WORK ASSISTING CLIENTS IN ACCESSING SOCIAL SERVICES AND BENEFITS AND OBTAINING HOUSING AND IDENTIFICATION DOCUMENTS.
2021
PALLOTTINE FOUNDATION OF HUNTINGTON
$15K
TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO CREATE A DROP-IN SERVICE CENTER AT BMPC'S HUBBARD BUILDING. THE CENTER WILL PROVIDE ACCESS TO FOOD, CLOTHING, SHOWERS, LAUNDRY, PERSONAL BELONGING STORAGE, AND HOUSING ASSISTANCE FOR PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS.
2021
GOOD360
$10K
TO ASSIST THOSE IN NEED.
2021
THE GREATER KANAWHA VALLEY FOUNDATION
$30K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2020
THE GREATER KANAWHA VALLEY FOUNDATION
$20K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2020
LOCAL INITIATIVES SUPPORT CORPORATION
$20K
SEE PART IV
2020
PALLOTTINE FOUNDATION OF HUNTINGTON
$15K
TO PROVIDE SUPPORT WITH THE PURCHASE OF FOOD FOR THE RESIDENTS OF THE SAMARITAN INN.
2020
WEST VIRGINIA ALLIANCE OF RECOVERY
$6K
COVID-19 RELIEF AWARDS
2020
PALLOTTINE FOUNDATION OF HUNTINGTON
$20K
TO PROVIDE SUPPORT WITH LOCKERS AND CLEANING EQUIPMENT FOR A NEW "TRANSITIONAL STORAGE FACILITY," WHICH WILL OFFER SAFE STORAGE OF PERSONAL BELONGINGS FOR INDIVIDUALS EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS ON THE EAST END OF CHARLESTON.
2019
FEDERATION OF APPALACHIAN HOUSING
$6K
UNRESTRICTED SUPPORT OF THE ORGANIZATION'S TAX EXEMPT PURPOSE
2019
PALLOTTINE FOUNDATION OF HUNTINGTON
$5K
TO SUPPORT THE ORGANIZATION WITH RESOURCES TO BRING IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL OF OPERATIONAL, PROGRAMMIC, FINANCIAL, OR ORGANIZATIONAL MATURITY.
2019

Funded by

$548K from 10 funders · 23 grants · 2019–2024

Pallottine Foundation Of Huntington

$138K · 9 grants · 2019–2023

The Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation

$134K · 4 grants · 2020–2024

Highmark Foundation

$50K · 1 grant · 2022

Kanawha Valley Collective Inc

$34K · 2 grants · 2022–2023

Charles & Mary Fayne

$26K · 2 grants · 2022–2023

Good360

$10K · 1 grant · 2021

Details

EIN550670839
Subsection03
Ruling date1987-05
Formed1987
Employees18
Volunteers21
RELIGIOUS COALITION FOR COMMUNITY RENEWAL INC — Mission, Financials & Grants Received | Grantivo