Nonprofits›W Haywood Burns Institute
Youth Development
W Haywood Burns Institute
BEAVERTON, OR
Total revenue
$6.8M
Total expenses
$6.1M
Net assets
$11.6M
Grants received
$23.7M
73 grants
EIN
810594086
Tax year
2024
Mission
The haywood burns institute (bi) is a black-led national, non-profit with a diverse team working to transform the administration of justice. Bi works to establish a community centered approach to transformation that is anchored in structural well-being.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Contributions & grants$3.3M
Program service revenue$3.0M
Investment income$345K
Other revenue$192K
Total revenue$6.8M
Expenses
Grants paid—
Salaries & benefits$4.0M
Fundraising$243K
Other expenses$2.1M
Total expenses$6.1M
Total assets$13.5M
Net assets$11.6M
People
16 listed
NameRoleCompensation
TSHAKA BARROWS
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Board
$226K
40 hrs/wk
SAMANTHA MELLERSON
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Board
$225K
40 hrs/wk
MICHAEL FINLEY
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Board
$224K
40 hrs/wk
JAMES BELL
BOARD MEMBER, SENIOR ADVISOR
Board
$111K
1 hrs/wk
HARRIET BEINFIELD
BOARD MEMBER
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
BILL ARROYO
BOARD MEMBER
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
DELIANA GARCIA
TREASURER AND SECRETARY
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
SHANNAN WILBER
VICE CHAIR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
DANIELLE TORAIN
CO-CHAIR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
TANYA DAWKINS
BOARD MEMBER
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
ANGELA GLOVER-BLACKWELL
CO-CHAIR
Board
—
1 hrs/wk
ANGELIQUE KEDEM
SENIOR ADVISOR
Staff
$171K
40 hrs/wk
LAURA RIDOLFI
POLICY DIRECTOR
Staff
$166K
40 hrs/wk
JONATHAN GUTIERREZ
DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL HEALTH
Staff
$162K
40 hrs/wk
RAQUEL MARISCAL
SENIOR ADVISOR
Staff
$150K
40 hrs/wk
TRACY BENSON
SENIOR ASSOCIATE
Staff
$148K
40 hrs/wk
Independent contractors
REBECCA RENARD
CONSULTING - LA COUNTY PROJECT
Grants received
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FromAmountPurposeYear
$628K
TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE ON REDUCING RACIAL AND ETHNIC DISPARITIES TO LOCAL JURISDICTIONS AS A PART OF THEIR EFFORTS TO SAFELY REDUCE JAIL MISUSE AND OVERUSE UNDER THE SAFETY AND JUSTICE CHALLENGE
2024
$175K
Support the use of data, knowledge of structural racism, and cross sector collaboration to promote structural well-being for children and families of color
2024
$1.6M
TO ADVANCE THE STRUCTURAL WELLBEING OF INDIVIDUALS BY IMPROVING ECONOMIC MOBILITY AND PROMOTING RACIAL EQUITY
2023
$850K
to provide technical assistance on reducing racial and ethnic disparities to local jurisdictions as a part of their efforts to safely reduce jail misuse and overuse under the Safety and Justice Challenge
2023
$250K
SUPPORT ENDING THE NEED FOR GROUP PLACEMENT DEMO SITES, SOUL, PROMOTING CONNECTIONS AND THRIVING FAMILIES
2023
$250K
FOR BI'S YOUTH JUSTICE WORK IN CALIFORNIA ($150,000) AND TEXAS ($100,000)
2023
$175K
SUPPORT THE USE OF DATA, KNOWLEDGE OF STRUCTURAL RACISM, AND CROSS SECTOR COLLABORATION TO PROMOTE WELL-BEING FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES OF COLOR
2023
$65K
SUPPORT TO PROVIDE TRAINING, CURRICULA, AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR JUVENILE JUSTICE REFORM
2023
$55K
TO ADVANCE A STRUCTURAL WELL-BEING FRAMEWORK THAT REDUCES DISPARITIES IN THE CRIMINAL LEGAL SYSTEM AND INCREASES COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN THE FORMULATION AND DELIVERY OF JUSTICE SERVICES.
2023
$30K
TO SUPPORT ANALYSIS OF ALAMEDA COUNTY'S YOUTH JUSTICE BUDGET TO INFORM ADVOCACY EFFORTS OF THE FREE OUR KIDS COALITION.
2023
$1.3M
TO ADVANCE THE STRUCTURAL WELLBEING OF INDIVIDUALS BY IMPROVING ECONOMIC MOBILITY AND PROMOTING RACIAL EQUITY
2022
$850K
to provide technical assistance on reducing racial and ethnic disparities to local jurisdictions as a part of their efforts to safely reduce jail misuse and overuse under the Safety and Justice Challenge
2022
$400K
SUPPORT ENDING THE NEED FOR GROUP PLACEMENT DEMO SITES, SOUL, PROMOTING CONNECTIONS AND THRIVING FAMILIES
2022
$400K
FOR CORE OPERATING SUPPORT TO ADVANCE RACIAL JUSTICE IN CALIFORNIA THROUGH TRAINING AND NARRATIVE CHANGE EFFORTS TO ADDRESS SYSTEMIC RACIAL INEQUITIES IN POLICING, YOUTH JUSTICE AND VIOLENCE PREVENTION.
2022
$250K
FOR BI'S YOUTH JUSTICE WORK IN CALIFORNIA ($150,000) AND TEXAS ($100,000)
2022
$75K
SUPPORT CREATING OF TRAINING, CURRICULA, AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR JUVENILE JUSTICE REFORM
2022
$52K
SUPPORT TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO THE MINNESOTA'S CHILDREN'S CABINET'S EFFORT TO CREATE A STATE VISION FOR YOUTH JUSTICE
2022
$50K
DATA-DRIVEN WORK TO REDUCE RACIAL AND ETHNIC DISPARITIES IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE NEGATIVELY IMPACTING FIRST NATION TRIBES AND COMMUNITIES.
2022
$850K
to provide technical assistance to local jurisdictions on reducing racial and ethnic disparities as a part of their efforts to safely reduce jail misuse and overuse under the Safety and Justice Challenge
2021
$850K
to provide technical assistance to local jurisdictions on reducing racial and ethnic disparities as a part of their efforts to safely reduce jail misuse and overuse under the Safety and Justice Challenge.
2021
$850K
to support local jurisdictions on reducing racial and ethnic disparities and reduce jail misuse under the Safety and Justice Challenge.
2020
$365K
SUPPORT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF CREDIBLE MESSENGER PROGRAMS IN JUVENILE PROBATION THROUGH THE CREDIBLE MESSENGER MENTORING MOVEMENT
2020
$350K
SUPPORT TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR JDAI SITES, ADVANCING PROBATION TRANSFORMATION AND EXPLORING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT THROUGH AN EQUITY AND INCLUSION LENS
2020
$175K
SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF STRUCTURAL WELL-BEING FRAMEWORK, THE COMMUNITY JUSTICE NETWORK FOR YOUTH, AND DEVELOPMENT OF ENVIRONMENTS OF BELONGING CONCEPT
2020
$171K
General support and project support to conduct proof of concept work in local jurisdictions and establish a network of researchers to create a research agenda
2020
$125K
FOR PROJECT SUPPORT TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY YOUTH JUSTICE WORKING GROUP EFFORTS TO STUDY, PROPOSE, AND REIMAGINE A REPLACEMENT OF THE JUVENILE PROBATION SYSTEM IN LOS ANGELES COUNTY.
2020
$100K
SUPPORT PLANNING PROCESS FOR CO-DESIGN OF LONG-TERM COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY
2020
$75K
SUPPORT CHILD WELFARE STRATEGY GROUP'S RACIAL AND ETHNIC EQUITY AND INCLUSION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND DEVELOPMENT
2020
$60K
TO SUPPORT A COALITION OF ORGANIZATIONS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT A COORDINATED, STRATEGIC APPROACH TO JUVENILE JUSTICE REFORM AND REINVESTMENT IN ALAMEDA COUNTY.
2020
$53K
SUPPORT USE AND SCALE OF EXISTING RESOURCES ON HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF RACISM IN YOUTH SERVING SYSTEMS
2020
$50K
SUPPORT COMMUNITY JUSTICE NETWORK FOR YOUTH COVID-19 RESPONSE WORK
2020
$25K
SUPPORTING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT IN ALTERNATIVES TO INCARCERATION FOR HEALTH: TO SUPPORT A ROBUST COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT EFFORT AS PART OF THE REPOSITIONING AND TRANSFORMATION OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY'S YOUTH JUSTICE SYSTEM TOWARDS HEALTH AND PREVENTION.
2020
$14K
GENERAL SUPPORT FOR COVID-19 RELATED DECARCERATION EFFORTS AND EARLY RELEASE SUPPORT SERVICES
2020
$100K
PROMOTING HEALTH AND SELF-CARE FOR BOYS AND MEN OF COLOR: TO DESIGN TECHNOLOGY-BASED TOOLS TO HELP BOYS AND MEN OF COLOR IN CALIFORNIA DEVELOP AND APPLY COPING SKILLS FOR ALLEVIATING TOXIC STRESS TO IMPROVE HEALTH AND LIFE OUTCOMES.
2019
$30K
THIS GRANT IS FOR CORE SUPPORT TO SUPPORT WORK OF BURNS INSTITUTE.
2019
$20K
TO FACILITATE DISBURSEMENTS OF STIPENDS TO YOUTH PARTICIPANTS IN YOUTH JUSTICE WORKGROUP (NOT GENERAL OPERATING GRANT, FOR YOUTH STIPENDS ONLY)
2019
$500K
Support for a research network to focus on structural racism in the administration of youth justice
2017
$350K
enable the organization to achieve its mission of protecting and improving the lives of youth of color, poor children and their communities through ensuring fairness and equity in child serving systems by providing general operating support
2017
Funded by
$23.7M from 29 funders · 73 grants · 2017–2024
John D And Catherine T Macarthur
$4.9M · 6 grants · 2020–2024
Gs Donor Advised Philanthropy Fund
$4M · 4 grants · 2020–2024
National Philanthropic Trust
$3M · 1 grant · 2020
Annie E Casey Foundation Inc
$2.9M · 18 grants · 2020–2024
Results For America
$2.8M · 2 grants · 2022–2023
Blue Meridian Partners Inc
$1.5M · 1 grant · 2023
Public Welfare Foundation Inc
$1.1M · 4 grants · 2017–2021
The California Wellness Foundation
$525K · 2 grants · 2020–2022
Details
EIN810594086
NTEE codeO010
Subsection03
Ruling date2003-09
Formed2003
Employees25
Volunteers7