Employment
Summer Search
OAKLAND, CA
Total revenue
$28.8M
Total expenses
$24.4M
Net assets
$35.6M
Grants received
$59.0M
708 grants
EIN
680200138
Tax year
2023
Mission
The mission of Summer Search is to find resilient low-income high school students and inspire them to become responsible altruistic leaders by providing year-round mentoring, summer experiences, college advising and a lasting support network.
Programs
3 programs
Staff training and development: Summer Search conducts a strong training effort to teach the uniquely effective interview process that identifies students that have leadership potential through an original youth development model that identifies three character metrics that it hopes to cultivate in young people: resiliency, altruism, and performance. The Organization provides a comprehensive training to staff in order to develop and improve mentoring skills which can help students develop relational, leadership and resiliency skills. Training is conducted year-round through a series of intensive workshops delivered in person by highly-trained staff and youth development experts.
Post-secondary program: The Organization provides students support to towards their education and long-term goals. The Post-Secondary Program supports a broad set of mid and long-term outcomes for its participants: educational attainment, career readiness, integrated identity, sense of purpose, and financial well-being. The Organization's redesigned Post-Secondary Program will include the implementation of a three-part service model, which will offer more in-depth matriculation and transition assistance, greater access to social capital through alumni and corporate partners, and increased hands-on career and financial resources.
Alumni Program: An array of alumni services supports graduates to be successful in the world after the post-secondary years through networking events with other alumni and donors and professional development services such as career workshops, internships, and volunteer leadership opportunities.
Financials
FY 2023
Revenue
Expenses
People
28 listed
Ursulina Ramirez
CEO
$334K
40 hrs/wk
Nick Hutchinson
COFO and Secretary
$271K
40 hrs/wk
Jeff Dorigan
Director
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2.5 hrs/wk
Suzanne Eberhard
Director
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2.5 hrs/wk
Dana M Emery
Director
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2.5 hrs/wk
Ellen Fair
Director
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2.5 hrs/wk
Murphy Grant until 6 3 24
Director
—
2.5 hrs/wk
Bibiana Leite
Director
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2.5 hrs/wk
Sasha Kovriga
Director
—
2.5 hrs/wk
Jean Lee
Director
—
2.5 hrs/wk
Pamela Lehrer
Director
—
2.5 hrs/wk
Thomas Mattimore until 11 2 23
Director
—
2.5 hrs/wk
Robert Okun
Director
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2.5 hrs/wk
Jeffrey Shames
Director
—
2.5 hrs/wk
Diana Strandberg
Director
—
2.5 hrs/wk
Graves Tompkins
Director
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2.5 hrs/wk
Erik Toth
Director
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2.5 hrs/wk
Teke Kelley
Board Chair
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10 hrs/wk
Antoine Andrews
Director
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2.5 hrs/wk
Jeannine Carter
Director
—
2.5 hrs/wk
Erik C Christoffersen
Director
—
2.5 hrs/wk
Andre M Cuerington
Director
—
2.5 hrs/wk
Stephanie DiMarco until 5 23 24
Director
—
2.5 hrs/wk
Peter Retzlaff
Executive Director New York
$302K
40 hrs/wk
Hermese Velasquez
Executive Director - Boston
$207K
40 hrs/wk
Megan Sussman
VP of Development
$204K
40 hrs/wk
Eunice Dunham
VP of Talent
$196K
40 hrs/wk
Malika Graham - Bailey
VP of Program
$191K
40 hrs/wk
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