NonprofitsTruenorth Community Services

Human Services

Truenorth Community Services

FREMONT, MI

Total revenue

$23.8M

Total expenses

$23.6M

Net assets

$10.4M

Grants received

$13.2M

54 grants

EIN

386158533

Tax year

2024

Mission

Truenorth community services empower people and strenghten community to inspire hope and build a brighter future. Our vision: truenorth community services envision a world where all people have the opportunity to create permanent positive change. Truenorth believes everyone should have a voice, nutritious food, a healthy environment, a place to call home, quality education, employment that supports a living wage, service to build resilient youth, engageged citizens and the opportunity to experience cultural arts. Truenorth's four core competencies include ensuring youth thrive, addressing rural poverty, building vibrant communities, and providing innovative nonprofit leaderhip.

Programs

3 programs

Truenorth's housing and family services department provides housing, homeless prevention, family support services, children's services, and health and nutrition programs. A continuum of care plan is established for each family which focuses on establishing attainable goals and providing case managment to assure our families are moving toward self-sufficiency and a stable family environment. Our programs and services are focused on a hand up not a hand out and working to ensure that we improve lives for a lifetime.

Expenses: $6.0M

21st century community learner centers - our school-based out-of-school time programs provide after-school and summer-time programs for all children within the walkerville, hart elementary and middle schools, muskegon heights elementary schools, baldwin schools, holton schools, hesperia elementary and middle schools, and white cloud elementary and middle schools. These programs are funded by 21st century after school program grant. The elementary and middle school programs are entitled focus (for our children's ultimate success). Activities focus on homework help, academic improvement, healthy eating, life-long learning skills, academic remediation and dropout prevention, disguised learning, and adventured based outdoor activities.

Expenses: $1.7M

Truenorth's youth development, cultural enrichment, and camp newaygo departments - provide comprehensive youth programs including environmental, experiential, and developmental areas. Truementors provides community based and site based mentoring for at risk youth. Camp newaygo provides opportunities for youth and adults to experience environmental, cultural, and leadership programs.community enhancement - provides volunteer services for newaygo county residents.

Expenses: $2.0MGrants: $15.7M

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$22.3M
Program service revenue$1.3M
Investment income$51K
Other revenue$80K
Total revenue$23.8M

Expenses

Grants paid$15.7M
Salaries & benefits$6.6M
Fundraising$257K
Other expenses$1.3M
Total expenses$23.6M
Total assets$15.8M
Net assets$10.4M

People

14 listed

NameRoleCompensation

BEVERLY CASSIDY

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER/ P

Board

$182K

40 hrs/wk

PEGGY MATHIS

CHIEF PROGRAM OFFICER

Board

$114K

40 hrs/wk

ALESHIA CRAMBLET

FINANCE DIRECTOR

Board

$83K

40 hrs/wk

JULIE BERWALD

SECRETARY

Board

1 hrs/wk

KATE SCARBROUGH-KESTELOOT

DIRECTOR

Board

5 hrs/wk

KELLY WAGENMAKER

CO-TREASURER

Board

1 hrs/wk

JANE NEWTON

DIRECTOR

Board

1 hrs/wk

CARRIE VANDENBERG

VICE CHAIR

Board

2.5 hrs/wk

LORA KRUEGER

DIRECTOR

Board

1 hrs/wk

HANNAH HARRINGTON

DIRECTOR

Board

1 hrs/wk

CARMEN FAULKNER

DIRECTOR

Board

1 hrs/wk

LARRY YACHCIK

DIRECTOR

Board

1 hrs/wk

GENE FORD

CHAIR

Board

2.5 hrs/wk

JIM MERKEL

CO-TREASURER

Board

5 hrs/wk

Independent contractors

PARVOX TECHNOLOGY

TECHNOLOGY SERVICES

$176K

REDEEMED ROOFING AND EXTERIORS

EXTERIOR CONSTRUCTION

$119K

Grants received

Showing 54 of 54

FromAmountPurposeYear
$1.5M
Hunger Prevention; Operating and Program Support; TrueMentors; Camp Newaygo; Housing and Family Services; Wetland Trail; SpeakUP; Community Connections; TrueBlue Academy; Children's Services; Empathy Explorers
2024
$823K
FIGHT HUNGER
2024
$328K
FIGHT HUNGER
2024
$82K
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS
2024
$70K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2024
$50K
RACIAL EQUITY - WELL-BEING/HEALTH
2024
$19K
FIGHT HUNGER
2024
$8K
Camp services
2024
$935K
FIGHT HUNGER
2023
$919K
Hunger Prevention Programs, Camp Newaygo, General Operating and Program Support, Housing and Family Services, Children's Services, Camp Newaygo Empathy Explorers: Mastering Social Skills through S.E.L., TrueBlue Academy White Cloud, Parks in Focus, Children's Services
2023
$312K
FIGHT HUNGER
2023
$100K
COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS 2023
2023
$38K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2023
$8K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2023
$3K
GENERAL FUND
2023
$938K
Operating and Program Support; Volunteer Resource Center; Circles; Hunger Prevention Programs; Parks in Focus - Creativity Through a Camera Lens; Community Connections; Housing & Family Services; Scholarship Program; Food Distribution
2022
$938K
Operating and Program Support; Volunteer Resource Center; Circles; Hunger Prevention Programs; Parks in Focus - Creativity Through a Camera Lens; Community Connections; Housing & Family Services; Scholarship Program; Food Distribution
2022
$920K
FIGHT HUNGER
2022
$100K
ONE TOWNSHIP AT A TIME SENIOR PROGRAM
2022
$16K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2022
$10K
TO SUPPORT EXEMPT PURPOSE
2022
$7K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2022
$2K
FIGHTING HUNGER
2022
$1K
GENERAL FUND
2022
$625K
FIGHT HUNGER
2021
$313K
FIGHT HUNGER
2021
$70K
FIGHT HUNGER
2021
$3K
CAMP NEWAYGO
2021
$2K
Program Support
2021
$2K
GENERAL FUND
2021
$1.4M
2018-19 Volunteer Management; Assistance for Families Impacted by COVID-19; Board Staff Match; Camp Newaygo; Camp Newaygo Scholarships 2021; Children's Services 2021 ($.50/$1 match); Children's Services 2021 (outright portion); Circles 2021; Food Distribution in Newaygo County; Food Pantry Support; General Operating and Program Support; Housing and Family Services ($.50/$1 match); Housing and Family Services (outright portion); Hunger Prevention Programs ($.50/$1 match); Hunger Prevention Programs (outright portion); LED Lighting Project; Operating and Program Support - Donor Designated; Parks in Focus; Speak UP! 2.0; STEAMing Up Summer; Support Food Pantry During COVID-19; TrueNorth Covid Critical Response - Phase I; TrueNorth COVID Critical Response - Phase II; Volunteer Management Project; Volunteer Resource Center 2021 ($.50/$1 match); Volunteer Resource Center 2021 (Outright portion); Walk-in Cooler/Freezer Replacement
2020
$779K
FIGHT HUNGER
2020
$299K
FIGHT HUNGER
2020
$101K
FIGHT HUNGER
2020
$58K
ESTABLISH UTILITY AND HOUSING RELIEF FUND FOR EMMET COUNTY
2020
$19K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2020
$13K
For grant recipient's exempt purposes
2020
$10K
GENERAL OPERATIONS OF CAMP
2020
$10K
General Support
2020
$7K
MULTIPLE GRANTS AWARDED
2020
$1K
LOCAL COVID-19 RELIEF EFFORT
2020
$1K
LOCAL COVID-19 RELIEF EFFORT-FUNDS CANNOT BE USED FOR UTILITY ASSISTANCE
2020
$100
Matching Gifts
2020
$515K
FIGHT HUNGER
2019
$10K
UNRESTRICTED GENERAL SUPPORT
2019
$5K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2019
$462K
FIGHT HUNGER
2018
$5K
YOUTH MENTORING
2018

Funded by

$13.2M from 23 funders · 54 grants · 2018–2024

Feeding America West Michigan

$6.5M · 14 grants · 2018–2024

Fremont Area Community Foundation

$5.7M · 5 grants · 2020–2024

United Way For Southeastern Michigan

$340K · 1 grant · 2023

The Fremont Area Elderly Needs Fund

$282K · 3 grants · 2022–2024

United Way Of The Lakeshore

$154K · 6 grants · 2018–2024

Michigan Coalition Against

$66K · 3 grants · 2018–2020

Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area

$58K · 1 grant · 2020

Enterprise Community Partners Inc

$50K · 1 grant · 2024

Details

EIN386158533
NTEE codeP200
Subsection03
Ruling date1968-06
Formed1972
Employees265
Volunteers1112
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