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Nonprofits›Victim Offender Reconciliation Program Of Denver Inc

Crime & Legal-Related

Victim Offender Reconciliation Program Of Denver Inc

DENVER, CO

Website

Total revenue

$1.8M

Total expenses

$1.5M

Net assets

$1.8M

Grants received

$948K

23 grants

EIN

841313876

Tax year

2024

Mission

To create a pathway for our youth to discover sacred relationships with self, family, and community, to reduce juvenile violence and incarceration so that youth can reach their full potential.

Programs

4 programs

Youth Leadership & Healing Institute (Girasol, Hueliti, Joven Noble & Youth Justice Apprentices) - Gender specific rites of passage programs, culturally rooted leadership programs, healing informed programs, community organizing and advocacy

Expenses: $140K

Kalli Tepatiani Center - CCFC's Healing center, Cultural and ancestral learning, and traditional ceremonies

Expenses: $111K

Mentoring - Kalpulli - After school and summer mentoring program focused on violence and gang reduction, matriculation into middle school, graduation, and college or trade school.

Expenses: $64K

Other Program Expenses - Includes Family & Community Services - mother/women's healing, circles and retreats, community, healing, circles, and mediation, community response to violence, impacting families in the community

Expenses: $862K

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$1.8M

Program service revenue$4K

Investment income$6K

Other revenue—

Total revenue$1.8M

Expenses

Grants paid—

Salaries & benefits$610K

Fundraising$40K

Other expenses$883K

Total expenses$1.5M

Total assets$2.0M

Net assets$1.8M

People

5 listed

NameRoleCompensation

Angell Perez

Executive Director

Board

$181K

40 hrs/wk

Feliciana Lingerose

President & Treasurer

Board

—

1.5 hrs/wk

Melissa Pluss

Secretary

Board

—

1 hrs/wk

Victoria Casillas

Member

Board

—

1 hrs/wk

Amaris Casillas

Youth Representative

Board

—

1 hrs/wk

Grants received

Showing 23 of 23

FromAmountPurposeYear

TIDES FOUNDATION

$130K

HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES

2024

THE DENVER FOUNDATION

$20K

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

2024

THE WOMEN'S FOUNDATION OF COLORADO INC

$16K

COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS & GRANTS

2024

TIDES FOUNDATION

$80K

HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES

2023

TRAILHEAD INSTITUTE

$29K

—

2023

Rose Community Foundation

$15K

General operating support

2023

TIDES FOUNDATION

$80K

HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES

2022

TIDES FOUNDATION

$80K

HEALTHY INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES

2022

TRAILHEAD INSTITUTE

$21K

—

2022

Rose Community Foundation

$15K

General Operating Support

2022

THE WOMEN'S FOUNDATION OF COLORADO INC

$10K

WOMEN AND GIRLS OF COLOR FUND

2022

CARING FOR DENVER FOUNDATION

$10K

—

2022

THE WOMEN'S FOUNDATION OF COLORADO INC

$16K

WOMEN AND GIRLS OF COLOR FUND

2021

CARING FOR DENVER FOUNDATION

$300K

Support for Alternatives to Jail or Community Centered Services for Mental Health or substance misuse.

2020

Rose Community Foundation

$20K

CCFC Rapid Response

2020

LATINO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF COLORADO

$20K

GENERAL OPERATING

2020

TRAILHEAD INSTITUTE

$10K

BLU

2020

BONFILS-STANTON FOUNDATION

$10K

BIPOC Fellow-directed Organizational Grants

2020

MIGHTYCAUSE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

$7K

UNRESTRICTED

2020

CHINOOK FUND INC

$7K

PROGRAM & OPERATING SUPPORT

2020

Rose Community Foundation

$23K

Helping Small Community Organizations Serving Immigrants, Youth Leadership

2019

MILE HIGH UNITED WAY INC

$15K

IMPACT GRANT

2018

DRUG POLICY ALLIANCE

$15K

SUPPORT TO SCALE UP A PROJECT PREVIOUSLY FUNDED THROUGH SPECIAL OPPS, WHICH PROVIDES TRAINING FOR YOUTH LEADERS ON MARIJUANA PREVENTION FOR TEENS, EXPLORE THE WAR ON DRUGS, HOW LEGISLATION AND POLICY IS MADE, TRANSFORMATIVE JUSTICE TOOLS, AND ORGANIZING AND ADVOCACY SKILLS TO ADDRESS THE LARGE NUMBER OF JUVENILES BEING TICKETED FOR POSSESSION OF AND/OR INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE MARIJUANA IN DENVER PUBLIC SCHOOL (DPS).

2017