Form 990 for tax year 2022

Totals

Total revenue

$1,570,982

Total expenses

$1,447,435

Contributions and grants received

$1,559,749

Grants paid

$331,555

Program service revenue

$11,200

Investment income

$33

Other revenue

$0

Total assets, end of year

$983,119

Total liabilities, end of year

$260,636

Net assets or fund balances, end of year

$722,483

Program services expenses (Part IX)

$1,040,103

Management and general expenses

$206,400

Fundraising expenses

$200,932

Program service expenses (Part III)

$1,040,103

Program services were 71.9% of total expenses calculated — Part IX's program-services column over total expenses, both as filed.

Line items

Every line the filer filed in Parts VIII, IX and X, as filed and in filed order. Blank columns are left out, and the lines are not forced to add up to the totals above.

Mission and programs · 2022

• PONTIAC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (PCF) CONTINUES TO WORK CLOSELY ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF MATTIE MCKINNEY HATCHETT PARK, PROVIDING OVERSIGHT AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THE PROJECT'S TOTAL BUDGET FOR PARK REDEVELOPMENT OF 350,000 PONTIAC OPEN STREETS ENGAGED 391 PONTIAC RESIDENTS WITH AN OUTLET FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUTH INTERACTION, AND COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP. THROUGHOUT 2022, CFPE HOSTED 63 DIFFERENT TRAINING SESSIONS FOR PONTIAC ENTREPRENEURS. THESE TRAINING SESSIONS RESULTED IN 142 HOURS OF WORKSHOPS, WITH A TOTAL ATTENDANCE OF 401 ACROSS ALL WORKSHOPS. IN ADDITION TO WORKSHOPS, CFPE AND ITS PARTNERS ALSO HELD INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING SESSIONS FOR PONTIAC ENTREPRENEURS. IN TOTAL, 67 ENTREPRENEURS RECEIVED INDIVIDUALIZED SUPPORT FOR A WIDE VARIETY OF SMALL BUSINESS NEEDS. OF THIS GROUP, 27 RECEIVED SUPPORT THAT WAS DIRECTLY RELATED TO ACCESS TO CAPITAL, IN THE FORM OF GRANT AND LOAN APPLICATION SUPPORT. CFPE WAS ALSO INSTRUMENTAL IN SUPPORTING WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES IN PONTIAC, AS FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS ACCOUNTED FOR OVER HALF OF ALL COUNSELING CLIENTS, WITH 37 WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES RECEIVING COUNSELING. CFPE ALSO SERVED THE CRITICAL ROLE OF A CONVENER IN THE PONTIAC SMALL BUSINESS SUPPORT ECOSYSTEM THROUGH ITS MONTHLY SMALL BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE. THESE MONTHLY MEETINGS PROVIDED A SPACE FOR LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS TO INFORM EACH OTHER OF EVENTS TAKING PLACE ACROSS SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN AND RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO THEIR SMALL BUSINESS CLIENTS. 20 LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS, WITH A WIDE VARIETY OF FOCUS AREAS, ATTENDED THE SMALL BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE THROUGHOUT 2022. CFPE, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE PONTIAC FUNDERS COLLABORATIVE, SUPPORTED A MARKET ANALYSIS OF FINANCING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PONTIAC SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS. THIS RESEARCH PROCESS INCLUDED ELEVEN INTERVIEWS WITH TRADITIONAL LENDERS, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, AND SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS SCORE. THESE INTERVIEWS PROVIDED A WINDOW INTO SOME OF THE ISSUES PLAGUING LOAN AND GRANT APPLICANTS. USING THE INFORMATION GATHERED FROM THESE INTERVIEWS, AND OTHER METHODS OF ANALYSIS, A MULTI-YEAR PLAN WAS DEVELOPED TO ADDRESS THE CAPITAL NEEDS OF PONTIAC ENTREPRENEURS. IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE PCF'S ROLE AS A LEADER WITH DATA ANALYSIS AND SUPPORT FROM THE CDFI SOLUTIONS TO SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESS CAPITAL ACCESS IN PONTIAC, MI REPORT. IN DECEMBER 2022, PARTICIPATING PONTIAC NONPROFITS WERE GIVEN THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES NECESSARY TO ENGAGE COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN CROWDFUNDING VIA THE PONTIAC IMPACT CHALLENGE. AS A RESULT OF THE IMPACT CHALLENGE, 68,555 WAS RAISED FROM 246 SUPPORTERS. INCLUDING THE AWARDS FROM PONTIAC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, 61,243 WAS INVESTED IN PONTIAC NONPROFITS AS A RESULT OF THE IMPACT CHALLENGE. IN 2022, PCF EXPANDED ITS TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM, M1 MOBILITY, PROVIDING 2,500 RIDES TO PONTIAC RESIDENTS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PARTICIPATING NON- PROFITS, THE CITY OF PONTIAC, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS IN NEED OF DIRECT TRANSPORTATION SERVICES. PCF, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH CHIEF FINANCIAL CREDIT UNION, AWARDED ONE SCHOLARSHIP TO A PONTIAC RESIDENT PARTICIPATE IN LEADERSHIP OAKLAND'S 2022 CORNERSTONE PROGRAM. AS A RESULT OF THE INCREASED NEED FOR FOOD ASSISTANCE SERVICES ACROSS OAKLAND COUNTY, PONTIAC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OAKLAND COUNTY, ESTABLISHED THE HEALTHY FOOD ACCESS GRANT PROGRAM IN 2022. THIS PROGRAM PROVIDED ONE-TIME OPERATIONAL AND PROGRAMMATIC GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING CRITICAL FOOD ASSISTANCE SERVICES TO RESIDENTS AND COMMUNITIES ACROSS OAKLAND COUNTY. OAKLAND COUNTY PROVIDED 300,000 TO QUALIFIED ORGANIZATIONS THROUGH A COMPETITIVE GRANT AWARD PROCESS ADMINISTERED BY THE PONTIAC COMMUNITY FOUNDATION. PREVENTION PONTIAC IS A SUBSTANCE ABUSE PREVENTION AND WELLNESS COALITION THAT SERVES PONTIAC RESIDENTS AND IS PART OF THE ALLIANCE OF COALITIONS FOR HEALTHY COMMUNITIES, A BROADER NETWORK THAT SERVES ALL OF OAKLAND COUNTY, AND IS HOUSED AT PCF. IN 2022, PCF WORKED TO COMPLETE THE GUIDING FRAMEWORK OF PREVENTION PONTIAC, ALL OF WHICH WAS HEAVILY GUIDED BY THE WORK OF THE PREVENTION PONTIAC ADVISORY BOARD, WHICH IS MADE UP OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM VARIOUS SECTORS ROOTED THROUGHOUT PONTIAC. AS A RESULT, PREVENTION PONTIAC HOSTED, 14 COMMUNITY EVENTS, COLLECTED 5 QUARTS OF UNWANTED DRUGS AT A COMMUNITY "DRUG-TAKE BACK DAY" EVENT, TRAINED 17 COMMUNITY MEMBERS AT COMMUNITY NARCAN TRAININGS, DISTRIBUTED 50 "21 TO BUY NOT SUPPLY" VENDOR EDUCATION PACKETS TO PONTIAC RETAILERS, DISTRIBUTED 62 TOBACCO-RELATED EDUCATION PACKETS TO PONTIAC RETAILERS DURING SYNAR COVERAGE STUDY, AND HOSTED A PISTONS "PREVENTION PONTIAC" RALLY AT PONTIAC MIDDLE SCHOOL.

  Expenses $1,040,103 · Grants $331,555

As filed on the 2022 return. The filer continues this part on Schedule O, which is not shown here.

Listed in Part VII

Compensation is as filed in Part VII: reportable pay from this organization and from related organizations, other compensation, and hours per week. The total, marked calculated, is our sum of the three dollar columns, with a blank column counted as $0; the form itself has no total. On a Form 990-EZ the columns are Part IV's instead, and on a Form 990-PF Part VIII's — compensation, contributions to benefit plans, and expense account — and the total sums those.

Grants on this return

• HOSPITALITY HOUSE

  $50,000

  ARPA FOOD GRANT

• THE BALDWIN CENTER

  $50,000

  ARPA FOOD GRANT

• METRO FOOD RESCUE

  $40,000

  ARPA FOOD GRANT

• CHALDEAN AMERICAN LADIES OF CHARITY

  $25,000

  ARPA FOOD GRANT

• AFFIRMATIONS COMMUNITY CENTER

  $25,000

  ARPA FOOD GRANT

• CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF SOUTHEAST MI

  $25,000

  ARPA FOOD GRANT

• YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT

  $25,000

  ARPA FOOD GRANT

• MICAH 6 COMMUNITY

  $25,000

  ARPA FOOD GRANT

• JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE

  $25,000

  ARPA FOOD GRANT

• GIRLS MATTER DBA KIDS EMPOWERED ON THE MOVE

  $10,065

  EOCNOMIC VITALITY

The 10 largest by cash amount. The API serves every itemized grant.

Provenance

Return type

form_990

Tax year

2022

Filed

9 November 2023

IRS schema version

2022v5.0

Source object

202323139349302157

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