2022-05-10T08:36:00-05:00 2021-12-31 731331618 LUTON & CO PLLC 2615 KELLEY POINTE PKWY EDMOND OK 73013 990 2021-01-01 731448149 BUTTERFIELD MEMORIAL FOUNDATION BUTT 4056044702 8308 N MAY AVE STE 200 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73120 HAL HOXIE PRESIDENT 4056044702 2022-04-30 true HAL HOXIE XXX-XX-XXXX DAVID R BRADY P01228402 4058487313 2022-05-10 2021 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z HAL HOXIE 8308 N MAY AVE STE 200 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73120 21358700 false X WWW.BUTTERFIELDFOUNDATION.ORG X 2005 OK BUTTERFIELD MEMORIAL FOUNDATION MANIFESTS THE REDEEMING LOVE OF CHRIST BY FOCUSING ON THE PHYSICAL, MENTAL, SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING OF PEOPLE, CONSISTENT WITH THE TENETS OF THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH USA. 16 15 89 35 0 327376 600071 413328 1004159 2595210 19520914 10124 91428 3346038 21216572 2363382 2791235 0 1571487 2346630 0 239723 1392411 1560188 5327280 6698053 -1981242 14518519 140492551 157090583 932563 3009118 139559988 154081465 X THE BUTTERFIELD MEMORIAL FOUNDATION IS A CHRISTIAN CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION SERVING THE HEALTH NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY IN HARMONY WITH THE TENETS OF THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH - USA. false false 3497962 2791235 BUTTERFIELD MEMORIAL FOUNDATION (BMF)GRANTS FOCUS ON MEETING THE HEALTHCARE NEEDS OF THE UNINSURED,UNDERSERVED, AND THOSE EXPERIENCING AN UNPLANNED PREGNANCY. INITIATIVES THAT HELP TO ENHANCE AND IMPROVE AWARENESS OF CHARITABLE HEALTHCARE NEEDS AND SPIRITUAL CARE IN A HEALTHCARE SETTING ARE ALSO PART OF OUR PROGRAMMING. PRIORITY IS GIVEN TO CHRISTIAN NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS BENEFITTING OKLAHOMA COMMUNITIES; HOWEVER, CHRISTIAN NON- PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHO SERVE THE UNDERSERVED IN OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES AND INTERNATIONALLY ARE ALSO CONSIDERED. THE TOTAL GRANTING DOLLARS FUNDED IN 2021 WAS 2,791,235. GRANT FUNDING WAS DISBURSED THROUGH THE FOUNDATION'S FOUR FUNDING FOCUS AREAS WHICH ARE: CHARITABLE WHOLE PERSON HEALTHCARE (300,493),INTERNATIONAL WHOLE PERSON HEALTHCARE (406,250), CHOOSE LIFE ADVANCEMENT (211,165), AND SPIRITUAL CARE ADVANCEMENT (61,190). PROGRAM FUNDING WAS ALSO DISTRIBUTED TO OUR SPIRIT-LED STEWARDSHIP INITIATIVES (1,503,080)THAT INCLUDED COVID-19 RESPONSE EFFORTS (118,951) AND TWO CHARITABLE CLINIC EXPANSION PROJECTS IN OKLAHOMA. OTHER FUNDS (190,106) WERE DISBURSED THROUGH THE FOUNDATION'S BOARD AND PRESIDENT DISCRETIONARY GRANTS. ALL OF THE FOUNDATION'S FUNDING FOCUS AREAS AND INITIATIVES HAVE BEEN DESIGNED TO MEET PHYSICAL, SPIRITUAL,SOCIAL, AND MENTAL HEALTHCARE NEEDS OF THOSE IN NEED. BUTTERFIELD FOUNDATION ALSO REMAINS COMMITTED TO ADVOCATING FOR UNINSURED OKLAHOMANS TO RECEIVE QUALITY MEDICAL, MENTAL, EMOTIONAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES. WE SEEK TO ACCOMPLISH THIS GOAL THROUGH FUNDING AND PROGRAMMING. OUR PROGRAMMING ACCOMPLISHMENTS ARE LISTED BELOW. THE OKLAHOMA COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE TASK FORCE (OCHTF) IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE HEALTHCARE ALLIANCE FOR THE UNINSURED (HAU), A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION, LAUNCHED THE HAU PATIENT NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT IN JULY 2021 TO ASSIST WITH WOMEN'S HEALTHCARE ACCESS. WITH HAU AS THE HUB FOR THE LOW INCOME, UNINSURED, AND UNDERINSURED, THIS EFFORT HAS EXPANDED TO ASSIST ANY INDIVIDUAL WHO DOES NOT HAVE ACCESS TO PRIMARY HEALTHCARE, MENTAL HEALTH CARE, DENTAL, VISION AND SPECIALTY CARE. INTERNSHIP SITES FOR THE ERIC BAIRD SPIRITUAL CARE INTERNSHIP (EBSCI) HAVE EXPANDED AS WELL. THE FOUNDATION IS NOW PARTNERING WITH THE CHILDREN'S CENTER, OKLAHOMA; CHRIST COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES, MEMPHIS CITY SEMINARY, HARDING THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, UNION AND MEMPHIS CENTER FOR URBAN THEOLOGICAL STUDIES, TENNESSEE. DISCUSSIONS ARE UNDERWAY WITH NON-PROFITS IN KANSAS AND NEW YORK AS WELL. SITE VISITS WITH CURRENT AND POTENTIAL GRANTEES WERE CONDUCTED AT 47 NON- PROFITS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. AT MANY OF THESE VISITS, GUIDANCE AND ENCOURAGEMENT WAS PROVIDED. FOUNDATION PERSONNEL WERE FEATURED SPEAKERS AT THE OKLAHOMA PREGNANCY RESOURCE NETWORK ANNUAL RETREAT. ADDITIONALLY, BUTTERFIELD FOUNDATION IS INVOLVED IN A VARIETY OF BOARDS AND LOCAL ASSOCIAITONS. 838175 288867 THE FIRST AND OLDEST PROGRAM IS DEACONESS PREGNANCY & ADOPTION (DPA). FOUNDED IN 1900 ON THE PLAINS OF OKLAHOMA TERRITORY, IT IS NOT ONLY THE OLDEST, BUT ALSO NOW THE LARGEST NON-PROFIT ADOPTION AGENCY IN OKLAHOMA. THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES HAVE BEEN CREATED AND THOUSANDS MORE SERVICED WITH COUNSELING AND SUPPORT THROUGHOUT ITS HISTORY. DPA IS A SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCY OF THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH - USA AND ITS PURPOSE IS CHARITABLE AND RELIGIOUS IN NATURE, FOCUSED ON POSITIVE OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN BY SERVING WOMEN IN CRISIS PREGNANCIES, FACILITATING THE ADOPTION OF CHILDREN, AND PROVIDING RESOURCES, SUPPORT AND COUNSELING TO ALL INVOLVED. FOR WOMEN AND MEN EXPERIENCING AN UNPLANNED OR CRISIS PREGNANCY, DPA PROVIDES COUNSELING AND FULL INFORMATION REGARDING ALL OPTIONS IN A NON- JUDGMENTAL AND ACCEPTING ENVIRONMENT SO THAT THE CLIENT CAN MAKE A FULLY INFORMED DECISION. MAKING AN ADOPTION PLAN IS A FULLY VOLUNTARY DECISION AND MANY CLIENTS SERVED ARE SUPPORTED AND RESOURCED IN THEIR DECISION TO PARENT. EXPECTANT PARENTS ARE ASSISTED IN MANY WAYS, INCLUDING HELP LOCATING A MEDICAL PROVIDER, FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, AND/OR TRANSPORTATION AS WELL AS BY CONNECTIONS TO OTHER COMMUNITY RESOURCES, SUCH AS PARENTING CLASSES, INFANT SUPPLIES AND SUPPORT GROUPS. FOR THOSE WHO CHOOSE TO MAKE AN ADOPTION PLAN, THE AGENCY IS A LICENSED ADOPTION PROVIDER AND MAINTAINS MANY PROSPECTIVE ADOPTIVE FAMILIES OF A VARIETY OF BACKGROUNDS AND INTERESTS WHO ARE APPROVED TO HAVE A CHILD PLACED IN THEIR HOME AFTER A RIGOROUS ASSESSMENT PROCESS THAT MEETS ALL STATE AS WELL AS AGENCY STANDARDS. ADOPTIVE PARENTS ARE VETTED BY THE AGENCY THROUGH A SERIES OF MEASURES, INCLUDING AN APPLICATION PROCESS, TRAINING SEMINAR, AND HOME STUDY ASSESSMENT. WHEN AN APPROVED FAMILY HAS A CHILD PLACED IN THEIR HOME, THE AGENCY ALSO SUPERVISES THE PLACEMENT FOR SEVERAL MONTHS TO ENSURE SUCCESS OF THE PLACEMENT. DPA VIEWS ADOPTION NOT AS A ONE-TIME EVENT, BUT AS AN ONGOING JOURNEY AND SEEKS TO PROVIDE LIFELONG SUPPORT TO ALL PARTIES INVOLVED, INCLUDING THE BIRTH FAMILY, ADOPTEE AND ADOPTIVE PARENTS. SUPPORT IS PROVIDED BY ONGOING EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TARGETED BOTH TO THE BIRTH FAMILY AND THE ADOPTIVE FAMILY. ALL PARTIES CAN ALSO REQUEST COUNSELING AND SUPPORT FROM THE AGENCY AT ANY TIME. IN ADDITION, SEARCH AND REUNION SERVICES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TO FACILITATE CONTACT AND RELATIONSHIP IN THE EVENT OF A CLOSED ADOPTION. THIS SERVICE IS AVAILABLE TO ALL CLIENTS WHO HAVE WORKED WITH DPA IN THE 120-YEAR HISTORY OF THE AGENCY AS ADOPTION RECORDS ARE MAINTAINED BACK TO THE AGENCY'S FOUNDING. AGENCY SERVICES CONTINUE TO FEEL THE IMPACT OF THE GLOBAL CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC. HOWEVER, THE AGENCY WAS STILL ABLE TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY AND STATE AT-LARGE IN MANY WAYS. INFANT ADOPTION AND SEARCH AND REUNION SERVICES WERE COMPLETED AS OUTLINED BELOW. THERAPEUTIC COUNSELING SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY SAW A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE AFTER THE RE-LAUNCH OF THE DPA COUNSELING CENTER IN 2020. THE DPA COUNSELING CENTER AIMS TO SERVE THOSE IN OUR COMMUNITY TOUCHED BY FOSTER CARE OR ADOPTION, INFERTILITY, MATERNAL MENTAL HEALTH, OR THOSE WITH ATTACHMENT-RELATED ISSUES. DESPITE THE REASON AN INDIVIDUAL OR FAMILY SEEKS COUNSELING, THE GOAL OF THE DPA COUNSELING CENTER IS TO PROVIDE A SAFE AND WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT FOR THOSE PROCESSING RELATIONAL DIFFICULTIES OR MENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS. DUE TO THE PANDEMIC, TELEHEATH THERAPY WAS PROVIDED AS WELL AS IN-PERSON SESSIONS. DPA ALSO PROVIDED COMMUNITY TRAINING AND EDUCATION ON THE OPTION OF ADOPTION TO PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTERS AROUND THE STATE. DPA MAINTAINS ITS ACCREDITATION WITH THE OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES AS AN OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY AND WAS AWARDED A THREE YEAR ACCREDITATION DISTINCTION IN 2021. FURTHERMORE, DPA IS A MEMBER OF AND PARTICIPATES IN MANY COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND COALITIONS WITH THE INTENT TO PARTNER WELL WITH OTHER COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND ENSURE THAT THE MISSION OF DPA IS KNOWN BY THOSE WORKING ALONGSIDE US. FUNDS ARE RAISED TO SUPPORT THE OPERATION OF DPA SERVICES AND PROGRAMS. DONORS ARE REACHED THROUGH DIRECT MAIL, SOCIAL MEDIA, E-BLAST EMAILS, AND PERSONAL VISITS. MULTIPLE SPECIAL EVENTS ARE ALSO HELD THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO RAISE AWARENESS AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. OVERVIEW OF 2021 SERVICES: INFANT ADOPTION PROGRAM: . FIELDED 45 INQUIRY CALLS FROM EXPECTANT PARENTS . SERVED 24 EXPECTANT PARENTS . PROVIDED 781 PRE/POST CLIENT CONTACT HOURS WITH EXPECTANT PARENTS . FIELDED 158 INQUIRY CALLS FROM PROSPECTIVE ADOPTIVE PARENTS . PROVIDED 1,011 PRE/POST CLIENT CONTACT HOURS WITH ADOPTIVE FAMILIES . COMPLETED 7 HOME STUDIES, 16 HOME STUDY UPDATES, AND 27 POST-PLACEMENT SUPERVISORY REPORTS . PLACED 11 INFANTS IN ADOPTIVE HOMES POST-ADOPTION/SEARCH & REUNION: . FIELDED 127 INQUIRY CALLS FROM TRIAD MEMBERS (ADOPTEE, BIRTH FAMILY, OR ADOPTIVE FAMILY) . RECEIVED REQUESTS FOR NON-IDENTIFYING MEDICAL/SOCIAL INFORMATION FROM 4 ADULT ADOPTEES AND CONFIDENTIAL INTERMEDIARY SEARCHES FROM 13 TRIAD MEMBERS . COMPLETED 13 REUNIONS . PROVIDED 127 CLIENT CONTACT HOURS WITH THOSE INVOLVED IN THE SEARCHING PROCESS POST-ADOPTION/COUNSELING CENTER: . FIELDED 43 INQUIRY CALLS FOR THERAPEUTIC SERVICES . CONDUCTED 19 INTAKE ASSESSMENTS . COMPLETED 424 COUNSELING SESSIONS COMMUNITY TRAINING/EDUATION: . THE AGENCY PROVIDED 4 PRESENTATIONS TO THE COMMUNITY IMPACTING 49 INDIVIDUALS . TRAINING WAS PROVIDED TO 5 PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTERS, WITH 32 INDIVIDUALS LEARNING HOW TO PRESENT THE OPTION OF ADOPTION TO CLIENTS . OTHER COMMUNITY EVENTS ATTENDED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR RESULTED IN ALMOST 750 PEOPLE BEING EXPOSED TO AND HEARING ABOUT THE AGENCY'S SERVICES VOLUNTEER HOURS: . INTERNS - ONE UNDERGRADUATE AND ONE GRADUATE FOR 745 HOURS . AOD - 8 PEOPLE AT 125 HOURS . BIRTH MOM RETREAT - 15 PEOPLE AT 25 HOURS . SEMINAR TRAINING - 10 PEOPLE AT 30 HOURS COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS: . OKLAHOMA ADOPTION COALITION . COUNT ME IN 4 KIDS . OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH & SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES . OKLAHOMA ASSOCIATION OF INFANT MENTAL HEALTH . HOPE PREGNANCY CENTER . PREGNANCY RESOURCE NETWORK . OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES . OKLAHOMA BAPTIST HOMES FOR CHILDREN . ROSE DAY COMMITTEE FUNDRAISING OVERVIEW: . 296 DONORS GAVE TO THE ORGANIZATION, WITH 108 BEING NEW DONORS . 262,042 WAS RAISED THROUGH SPECIAL EVENTS OF A GALA, GOLF TOURNAMENT, AND VIRTUAL 5K RUN . IN-KIND GIFTS SECURED HAD A TOTAL VALUE OF 21,810 . TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS WERE 402,257 932830 715292 THE ACQUISITION OF KIDS KAMPUS (KK) DAYCARE FACILITY IN MCPHERSON, KANSAS, ON JULY 1, 2021, BROADENED BMF'S SCOPE TO INCLUDE THE EDUCATION AND DAILY CARE OF CHILDREN FROM SIX WEEKS TO SCHOOL AGE. THIS EIGHT YEAR OLD FACILITY HAS PRESCHOOL AND PRE-K SERVICES AND AN EXCELLENT COMMUNITY REPUTATION. KK ALSO OFFERS SUMMER CARE AND ACTIVITIES FOR SCHOOL-AGE KIDS AS WELL AS REGULAR BEFORE AND AFTER-SCHOOL CARE. THESE SERVICES ARE PERFORMED AT THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH OF MCPHERSON. THE CHURCH IS LOCATED TWO BLOCKS FROM THE DAYCARE FACILITY AND IS A KEY PARTNERSHIP FOR SUPPORTING THE KK MISSION. THE KK MISSION IS: PROVIDE AFFORDABLE, SAFE, LOVING AND NURTURING DAY CARE SO PARENTS MAY PURSUE WORK, EDUCATION OR TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT PROVIDE A SAFE AND DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE ENVIRONMENT TO ENCOURAGE COGNITIVE, LANGUAGE, PHYSICAL AND CREATIVE SKILLS FOR CHILDREN PROVIDE A FAMILY ENVIRONMENT TO NURTURE LIFELONG LEARNING HABITS PROVIDE AGE-APPROPRIATE COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS KIDS KAMPUS SERVES THE MCPHERSON COUNTY POPULATION, PROVIDING IMPORTANT SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES KEY STATISTICS: NUMBER OF CHILDREN SERVED THROUGH DAYCARE 298 NUMBER OF FAMILIES SERVED BY DAYCARE 180 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES 40 GRANT REVENUE 156,035 GROSS REVENUE 947,942 CHILDREN ON WAITING LISTS 100 BUTTERFIELD'S PRIMARY ACCOMPLISHMENT FOR THE NEW PROGRAM WAS TO WORK TO DEVELOP ALL THE REQUIRED INTERNAL SERVICES NECESSARY TO EFFECT A SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION. SECONDLY, THROUGH KIDS KAMPUS' GRANTING AND GROSS REVENUE, BUTTERFIELD WILL INCREASE THE PROPORTION OF ITS REVENUES REPRESENTED BY ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT ITS MISSION. IN 2022, WE WILL WORK TO PROVIDE MISSION, VISION, AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT TO REACH MORE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES THROUGH KIDS KAMPUS. 5268967 true true false false false false false false false true true false false false true false false true false false false true false false true false false true false true false false false false false false false false false false false false true true true false false false true 20 0 89 true false false false false false false false false false false false false X 16 15 true false false false false false false true true false false true true true true true true true true false OK X X DANITA TESTERMAN 4056044702 8308 N MAY AVE STE 200 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73120 HAL HOXIE PRESIDENT 40.00 X X 266144 0 16017 DIERDRE MCCOOL EMPLOYEE 40.00 X 192683 0 25349 DANITA TESTERMAN EMPLOYEE 40.00 X 143319 0 20585 JENNIFER RICHARDSON EMPLOYEE 40.00 X 123453 0 26775 REV DENISE ABSTON DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 ANITA BAIRD DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 DANIEL FISHER DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 SHELLY GOODNIGHT DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 DR INGRID W JACKSON DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 DANIEL KURTZ DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 SARAH OUREN SECRETARY 3.00 X X 0 0 0 TOM PHILLIPS TREASURER 3.00 X X 0 0 0 PATRICIA PORTER DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 TIMOTHY PORTER DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 JIM PRIEST DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 JOHN A SATTERFIELD DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 DR GREG SPENCER VICE CHAIRMA 3.00 X X 0 0 0 REV DENNY WAYMAN CHAIRMAN 3.00 X X 0 0 0 JAMIE WHITEHOUSE DIRECTOR 3.00 X 0 0 0 725599 88726 4 false true false ALEX BROWN 350 PARK AVENUE 11TH FLOOR NEW YORK NY 10022 INVESTMENT MGMT 403980 1 274750 193393 131928 21810 600071 DAYCARE 715292 715292 COUNSELING & ADOPTION SERVICE 288867 288867 1004159 3207769 3207769 14074 14074 13884 13884 13884 13884 16352085 38940 16352085 -38940 16313145 16313145 274750 103188 -103188 -103188 OTHER 166658 166658 166658 21216572 1004159 19612342 1349205 1349205 1442030 1442030 500193 275830 196878 27485 1401496 1054135 244703 102658 46179 34953 6105 5121 264178 227051 18667 18460 134584 97570 27119 9895 3111 3111 24925 24925 431543 431543 31074 1261 29813 111252 101183 10000 69 53740 27683 17265 8792 70648 49838 16910 3900 19922 19922 182276 136752 43806 1718 23557 16137 6804 616 OTHER STAFF EXPENSES 106114 64846 37697 3571 LEGAL FEES PROGRAM 90843 90843 INITIATIVE DEVELOPMENT 71814 71814 PROGRAM EXP FOR DAYCARE 70223 70223 269146 157613 54095 57438 6698053 5268967 1189363 239723 1117818 1041440 6475391 12770134 22756201 20632519 3577338 277521 4227346 3299817 105713633 116897730 2140931 202162 308012 140492551 157090583 3000000 932563 9118 932563 3009118 X 139515767 153908822 44221 172643 139559988 154081465 140492551 157090583 14518519 2958 X false true X true false X 932497 950541 794480 327376 600071 3604965 932497 950541 794480 327376 600071 3604965 3604965 3259335 3673466 3685269 3171598 3221843 17011511 20616476 3060795 0.17490 0.18430 X SEE FACTS AND CIRCUMSTANCES TEST ATTACHED. PART II, LINE 17A SEE FACTS AND CIRCUMSTANCES TEST ATTACHED. PART II, LINE 17B SEE FACTS AND CIRCUMSTANACES TEST ATTACHED. RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 85701 12044 3849 549 93346 80279 9751 3751 578 85701 70054 14492 3697 570 80279 77582 -3269 3636 623 70054 71845 9977 3622 618 77582 1.00000 true false 3396051 260226 3135825 181287 17295 163992 3299817 PAYROLL LIABILITIES AND OTHER 9118 9118 SCHEDULE D, PAGE 2, PART V, LINE 4 FUNDS ARE USED FOR GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT FOR ADOPTION SERVICES. UNIVERSITY 7000 STREETS OF AFRICA 7000 UMRI'S DR RESIDENCE 10000 HAITI HOSPITAL 25000 UGANDA MATERNAL CARE 25000 WOMEN'S CENTER 25000 MEDICAL LAB EQMT 11624 INDIA MINISTRY CENTE 10000 TRAINING 30000 MAIL FGM PROGRAM 25000 NEPAL CLINIC 18500 DRC COMMUNITY HEALTH 36896 MEDICAL CLINIC 19930 CHINA TRAINING PROGR 20000 UMRI MASTER PLAN 600000 HAITI EARTHQUAKE RES 20000 ESWATINI NURSE HOUSI 36000 SOLAR POWER SYSTEM 15000 TRAUMA TRAINING 40000 WORD OF HOPE XRAY 21000 NEPAL CLINIC 50000 MEDICAL CLINIC 333080 WUNDERS PROGRAM 6000 COVID RESPONSE 50000 24 false false false false false false SCHEDULE F, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 2 THE FOUNDATION REQUIRES GRANTEES TO SUBMIT PROGRESS REPORTS DURING THE TERM OF THE GRANT AND A FINAL REPORT ONCE THE PROJECT IS COMPLETE AND ALL FUNDS HAVE BEEN EXPENDED. ANGELS OF DESTI 268484 268484 19363 17020 9553 51873 OTHER 6266 6266 5379 274750 274750 19363 17020 9553 57252 103188 -103188 true CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY HEALTH FELLOWSHIP 2595 CENTRAL AVE MEMPHIS TN 38104 640683708 501C3 10000 CONF & SCHOLARSHIPS GOOD SHEPHERD MINISTRIES OF OKLAHOMA INC 222 NW 12TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73103 200526892 501C3 45000 X-RAY MACHINE FAITH CLINIC INC 620 N CEMETERY ROAD YUKON OK 73099 842754145 501C3 250000 TOGETHER WE CENTER THE EDEN CLINIC 1125 N PORTER STE 200 NORMAN OK 73071 731506566 501C3 9500 RENOVATION/FURNISHIN GO LIFE MOBILE MEDICAL INC 2424 SPRINGER DR 302 NORMAN OK 73069 453368840 15000 MOBILE UNIT HEARTBEAT INTERNATIONAL INC 5000 ARLINGTON CENTRE BLVD COLUMBUS OH 43220 237335592 501C3 50000 TECH TRAINING/SUPPOR NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES ORG 431 SW 11ST OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73109 730785944 501C3 44511 DENTAL EQUIPMENT CROSSOVER HEALTH SERVICES 940 E 36 STREET NORTH TULSA OK 74106 274648052 501C3 47000 CLINIC EXPANSION EDEN'S GLORY PO BOX 164 MARYVILLE IL 62062 464999434 501C3 16609 PROPERTY PURCHASE SKYLINE URBAN MINISTRY 500 SE 15TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73129 237396786 501C3 10000 DIABETES PROGRAM UNCOMMON COLLECTIVE FOUNDATION 701 NW 8TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73102 833017938 501C3 10000 URBAN FARM PROJECT OAKDALE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 5801 BEATTYVILLE ROAD JACKSON KY 41339 610605703 501C3 7000 GENERAL OPERATIONS GRACE RIVER CHRISTIAN COUNSELING CT 2221 A WESTPARK DRIVE NORMAN OK 73069 263127185 501C3 28300 EQUIPMENT ST ANTHONY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION 601 NW 11TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73103 736104300 501C3 300000 CLINIC EXPANSION JESUS HOUSE 1335 W SHERIDAN OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73106 731173687 501C3 15000 ADDICTION PROGRAM SARAH MCLEAN FOUNDATION PO BOX 5301 EDMOND OK 73083 261077197 501C3 19140 VIDEO & CURRICULUM NEW BEGINNINGS PREGNANCY SERVICES 809 S MT OLIVE ST SILOAM SPRINGS AR 72761 710828524 501C3 27000 ULTRASOUND MACHINE OK BAPTIST HOMES FOR CHILDREN 3800 N MAY AVE OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73112 731435473 501C3 12500 PRN CONFERENCE OAKDALE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 5801 BEATTYVILLE ROAD JACKSON KY 41339 610605703 501C3 7590 HEALTH SERVICES IGLESIA CRISTIANA PENIEL 5910 S DOUGLAS OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73109 300539172 501C3 15000 HVAC SYSTEM MIDWEST CITY FREE METHODIST CHURCH 6500 E RENO MIDWEST CITY OK 73110 237176462 501C3 9987 PARSONAGE RENOVATION CROSSINGS COMMUNITY CLINIC 10255 N PENN OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73120 861115863 501C3 10000 PATIENT IMAGING COTTAGE OF BARTLESVILLE INC 307 S SENECA BARTLESVILLE OK 74003 473919006 501C3 15197 IMAGING EQUIPMENT OK BAPTIST HOMES FOR CHILDREN 13012 E 21ST ST TULSA OK 73134 731435473 501C3 30000 RELOCATION/RENOVATIO CROSSROADS AN OPEN DOOR FOR LIFE CHOICES INC 3077 E COLLEGE AVE GUTHRIE OK 73044 731384866 501C3 40000 TECHNOLOGY UPGRADE HOPE IS ALIVE MINISTRIES INC 14401 N MAY AVE OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73134 461181070 501C3 20000 FURNISHINGS HOPE MEDICAL CLINIC INC PO BOX 980311 YPSILANTI MI 48198 382469007 501C3 30629 DENTAL EQUIPMENT AMOR TELEHEALTH CENTER INC 1329 NW 23RD STREET OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73106 843892865 501C3 20000 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT JOHN BROWN UNIVERSITY 2000 W UNIVERSITY ST SILIAM SPRINGS AR 72761 710239576 501C3 10000 MANNEQUIN HOUSE OF HEALING INC 7300 BRITTON RD NE EL RENO OK 73036 208124028 501C3 10000 COVID RESPONSE OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY INC PO BOX 11000 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73136 730555460 501C3 19500 MEDICAL INTERNSHIP CHRISTIAN SERVICES OF OKLAHOMA 501 E 15TH STREET STE 400A EDMOND OK 73013 731597486 501C3 9600 COVID SUPPORT GROUP OKLAHOMA BAPTIST HOMES FOR CHILDREN 3800 N MAY OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73112 731435473 501C3 10000 HOPE COVID FATIGUE NO BOUNDRIES INT'L SOUTH CAROLINA 10517 OCEAN HWY UNIT 4 PMB 152 PAWLEYS ISLAND SC 29585 834384758 501C3 7500 COVID FATIGUE CHRIST COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES 2595 CENTRAL AVENUE MEMPHIS TN 38104 621583270 501C3 10000 PRAYTN HELPLINE NO BOUNDRIES INT'L INC 49 E 15TH EDMOND OK 73013 870777471 501C3 8227 COVID FATIGUE 36 SCHEDULE I, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 2 THE FOUNDATION REQUIRES GRANTEES TO SUBMIT PROGRESS REPORTS DURING THE TERM OF THE GRANT AND A FINAL REPORT ONCE THE PROJECT IS COMPLETE AND ALL FUNDS HAVE BEEN EXPENDED. X true true X X false false false false false false false false false HAL HOXIE PRESIDENT 266144 9195 6822 282161 DIERDRE MCCOOL EMPLOYEE 192683 7131 18218 218032 DANITA TESTERMAN EMPLOYEE 143319 15272 5313 163904 JENNIFER RICHARDSON EMPLOYEE 123453 4753 22022 150228 FORM 990, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 6 THERE ARE 11 BOARD MEMBERS THAT VOLUNTEER THEIR TIME AS WELL AS OTHERS GIVING THEIR TIME FOR THE ADOPTION SERVICE. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A BUTTERFIELD MEMORIAL FOUNDATION (BMF)GRANTS FOCUS ON MEETING THE HEALTHCARE NEEDS OF THE UNINSURED,UNDERSERVED, AND THOSE EXPERIENCING AN UNPLANNED PREGNANCY. INITIATIVES THAT HELP TO ENHANCE AND IMPROVE AWARENESS OF CHARITABLE HEALTHCARE NEEDS AND SPIRITUAL CARE IN A HEALTHCARE SETTING ARE ALSO PART OF OUR PROGRAMMING. PRIORITY IS GIVEN TO CHRISTIAN NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS BENEFITTING OKLAHOMA COMMUNITIES; HOWEVER, CHRISTIAN NON- PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHO SERVE THE UNDERSERVED IN OTHER PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES AND INTERNATIONALLY ARE ALSO CONSIDERED. THE TOTAL GRANTING DOLLARS FUNDED IN 2021 WAS 2,791,235. GRANT FUNDING WAS DISBURSED THROUGH THE FOUNDATION'S FOUR FUNDING FOCUS AREAS WHICH ARE: CHARITABLE WHOLE PERSON HEALTHCARE (300,493),INTERNATIONAL WHOLE PERSON HEALTHCARE (406,250), CHOOSE LIFE ADVANCEMENT (211,165), AND SPIRITUAL CARE ADVANCEMENT (61,190). PROGRAM FUNDING WAS ALSO DISTRIBUTED TO OUR SPIRIT-LED STEWARDSHIP INITIATIVES (1,503,080)THAT INCLUDED COVID-19 RESPONSE EFFORTS (118,951) AND TWO CHARITABLE CLINIC EXPANSION PROJECTS IN OKLAHOMA. OTHER FUNDS (190,106) WERE DISBURSED THROUGH THE FOUNDATION'S BOARD AND PRESIDENT DISCRETIONARY GRANTS. ALL OF THE FOUNDATION'S FUNDING FOCUS AREAS AND INITIATIVES HAVE BEEN DESIGNED TO MEET PHYSICAL, SPIRITUAL,SOCIAL, AND MENTAL HEALTHCARE NEEDS OF THOSE IN NEED. BUTTERFIELD FOUNDATION ALSO REMAINS COMMITTED TO ADVOCATING FOR UNINSURED OKLAHOMANS TO RECEIVE QUALITY MEDICAL, MENTAL, EMOTIONAL AND SPIRITUAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES. WE SEEK TO ACCOMPLISH THIS GOAL THROUGH FUNDING AND PROGRAMMING. OUR PROGRAMMING ACCOMPLISHMENTS ARE LISTED BELOW. THE OKLAHOMA COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE TASK FORCE (OCHTF) IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE HEALTHCARE ALLIANCE FOR THE UNINSURED (HAU), A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION, LAUNCHED THE HAU PATIENT NAVIGATION DEPARTMENT IN JULY 2021 TO ASSIST WITH WOMEN'S HEALTHCARE ACCESS. WITH HAU AS THE HUB FOR THE LOW INCOME, UNINSURED, AND UNDERINSURED, THIS EFFORT HAS EXPANDED TO ASSIST ANY INDIVIDUAL WHO DOES NOT HAVE ACCESS TO PRIMARY HEALTHCARE, MENTAL HEALTH CARE, DENTAL, VISION AND SPECIALTY CARE. INTERNSHIP SITES FOR THE ERIC BAIRD SPIRITUAL CARE INTERNSHIP (EBSCI) HAVE EXPANDED AS WELL. THE FOUNDATION IS NOW PARTNERING WITH THE CHILDREN'S CENTER, OKLAHOMA; CHRIST COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES, MEMPHIS CITY SEMINARY, HARDING THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, UNION AND MEMPHIS CENTER FOR URBAN THEOLOGICAL STUDIES, TENNESSEE. DISCUSSIONS ARE UNDERWAY WITH NON-PROFITS IN KANSAS AND NEW YORK AS WELL. SITE VISITS WITH CURRENT AND POTENTIAL GRANTEES WERE CONDUCTED AT 47 NON- PROFITS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES. AT MANY OF THESE VISITS, GUIDANCE AND ENCOURAGEMENT WAS PROVIDED. FOUNDATION PERSONNEL WERE FEATURED SPEAKERS AT THE OKLAHOMA PREGNANCY RESOURCE NETWORK ANNUAL RETREAT. ADDITIONALLY, BUTTERFIELD FOUNDATION IS INVOLVED IN A VARIETY OF BOARDS AND LOCAL ASSOCIAITONS. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B THE FIRST AND OLDEST PROGRAM IS DEACONESS PREGNANCY & ADOPTION (DPA). FOUNDED IN 1900 ON THE PLAINS OF OKLAHOMA TERRITORY, IT IS NOT ONLY THE OLDEST, BUT ALSO NOW THE LARGEST NON-PROFIT ADOPTION AGENCY IN OKLAHOMA. THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES HAVE BEEN CREATED AND THOUSANDS MORE SERVICED WITH COUNSELING AND SUPPORT THROUGHOUT ITS HISTORY. DPA IS A SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCY OF THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH - USA AND ITS PURPOSE IS CHARITABLE AND RELIGIOUS IN NATURE, FOCUSED ON POSITIVE OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN BY SERVING WOMEN IN CRISIS PREGNANCIES, FACILITATING THE ADOPTION OF CHILDREN, AND PROVIDING RESOURCES, SUPPORT AND COUNSELING TO ALL INVOLVED. FOR WOMEN AND MEN EXPERIENCING AN UNPLANNED OR CRISIS PREGNANCY, DPA PROVIDES COUNSELING AND FULL INFORMATION REGARDING ALL OPTIONS IN A NON- JUDGMENTAL AND ACCEPTING ENVIRONMENT SO THAT THE CLIENT CAN MAKE A FULLY INFORMED DECISION. MAKING AN ADOPTION PLAN IS A FULLY VOLUNTARY DECISION AND MANY CLIENTS SERVED ARE SUPPORTED AND RESOURCED IN THEIR DECISION TO PARENT. EXPECTANT PARENTS ARE ASSISTED IN MANY WAYS, INCLUDING HELP LOCATING A MEDICAL PROVIDER, FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, AND/OR TRANSPORTATION AS WELL AS BY CONNECTIONS TO OTHER COMMUNITY RESOURCES, SUCH AS PARENTING CLASSES, INFANT SUPPLIES AND SUPPORT GROUPS. FOR THOSE WHO CHOOSE TO MAKE AN ADOPTION PLAN, THE AGENCY IS A LICENSED ADOPTION PROVIDER AND MAINTAINS MANY PROSPECTIVE ADOPTIVE FAMILIES OF A VARIETY OF BACKGROUNDS AND INTERESTS WHO ARE APPROVED TO HAVE A CHILD PLACED IN THEIR HOME AFTER A RIGOROUS ASSESSMENT PROCESS THAT MEETS ALL STATE AS WELL AS AGENCY STANDARDS. ADOPTIVE PARENTS ARE VETTED BY THE AGENCY THROUGH A SERIES OF MEASURES, INCLUDING AN APPLICATION PROCESS, TRAINING SEMINAR, AND HOME STUDY ASSESSMENT. WHEN AN APPROVED FAMILY HAS A CHILD PLACED IN THEIR HOME, THE AGENCY ALSO SUPERVISES THE PLACEMENT FOR SEVERAL MONTHS TO ENSURE SUCCESS OF THE PLACEMENT. DPA VIEWS ADOPTION NOT AS A ONE-TIME EVENT, BUT AS AN ONGOING JOURNEY AND SEEKS TO PROVIDE LIFELONG SUPPORT TO ALL PARTIES INVOLVED, INCLUDING THE BIRTH FAMILY, ADOPTEE AND ADOPTIVE PARENTS. SUPPORT IS PROVIDED BY ONGOING EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TARGETED BOTH TO THE BIRTH FAMILY AND THE ADOPTIVE FAMILY. ALL PARTIES CAN ALSO REQUEST COUNSELING AND SUPPORT FROM THE AGENCY AT ANY TIME. IN ADDITION, SEARCH AND REUNION SERVICES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE TO FACILITATE CONTACT AND RELATIONSHIP IN THE EVENT OF A CLOSED ADOPTION. THIS SERVICE IS AVAILABLE TO ALL CLIENTS WHO HAVE WORKED WITH DPA IN THE 120-YEAR HISTORY OF THE AGENCY AS ADOPTION RECORDS ARE MAINTAINED BACK TO THE AGENCY'S FOUNDING. AGENCY SERVICES CONTINUE TO FEEL THE IMPACT OF THE GLOBAL CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC. HOWEVER, THE AGENCY WAS STILL ABLE TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY AND STATE AT-LARGE IN MANY WAYS. INFANT ADOPTION AND SEARCH AND REUNION SERVICES WERE COMPLETED AS OUTLINED BELOW. THERAPEUTIC COUNSELING SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY SAW A SIGNIFICANT INCREASE AFTER THE RE-LAUNCH OF THE DPA COUNSELING CENTER IN 2020. THE DPA COUNSELING CENTER AIMS TO SERVE THOSE IN OUR COMMUNITY TOUCHED BY FOSTER CARE OR ADOPTION, INFERTILITY, MATERNAL MENTAL HEALTH, OR THOSE WITH ATTACHMENT-RELATED ISSUES. DESPITE THE REASON AN INDIVIDUAL OR FAMILY SEEKS COUNSELING, THE GOAL OF THE DPA COUNSELING CENTER IS TO PROVIDE A SAFE AND WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT FOR THOSE PROCESSING RELATIONAL DIFFICULTIES OR MENTAL HEALTH CONCERNS. DUE TO THE PANDEMIC, TELEHEATH THERAPY WAS PROVIDED AS WELL AS IN-PERSON SESSIONS. DPA ALSO PROVIDED COMMUNITY TRAINING AND EDUCATION ON THE OPTION OF ADOPTION TO PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTERS AROUND THE STATE. DPA MAINTAINS ITS ACCREDITATION WITH THE OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES AS AN OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH FACILITY AND WAS AWARDED A THREE YEAR ACCREDITATION DISTINCTION IN 2021. FURTHERMORE, DPA IS A MEMBER OF AND PARTICIPATES IN MANY COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND COALITIONS WITH THE INTENT TO PARTNER WELL WITH OTHER COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND ENSURE THAT THE MISSION OF DPA IS KNOWN BY THOSE WORKING ALONGSIDE US. FUNDS ARE RAISED TO SUPPORT THE OPERATION OF DPA SERVICES AND PROGRAMS. DONORS ARE REACHED THROUGH DIRECT MAIL, SOCIAL MEDIA, E-BLAST EMAILS, AND PERSONAL VISITS. MULTIPLE SPECIAL EVENTS ARE ALSO HELD THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO RAISE AWARENESS AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT. OVERVIEW OF 2021 SERVICES: INFANT ADOPTION PROGRAM: . FIELDED 45 INQUIRY CALLS FROM EXPECTANT PARENTS . SERVED 24 EXPECTANT PARENTS . PROVIDED 781 PRE/POST CLIENT CONTACT HOURS WITH EXPECTANT PARENTS . FIELDED 158 INQUIRY CALLS FROM PROSPECTIVE ADOPTIVE PARENTS . PROVIDED 1,011 PRE/POST CLIENT CONTACT HOURS WITH ADOPTIVE FAMILIES . COMPLETED 7 HOME STUDIES, 16 HOME STUDY UPDATES, AND 27 POST-PLACEMENT SUPERVISORY REPORTS . PLACED 11 INFANTS IN ADOPTIVE HOMES POST-ADOPTION/SEARCH & REUNION: . FIELDED 127 INQUIRY CALLS FROM TRIAD MEMBERS (ADOPTEE, BIRTH FAMILY, OR ADOPTIVE FAMILY) . RECEIVED REQUESTS FOR NON-IDENTIFYING MEDICAL/SOCIAL INFORMATION FROM 4 ADULT ADOPTEES AND CONFIDENTIAL INTERMEDIARY SEARCHES FROM 13 TRIAD MEMBERS . COMPLETED 13 REUNIONS . PROVIDED 127 CLIENT CONTACT HOURS WITH THOSE INVOLVED IN THE SEARCHING PROCESS POST-ADOPTION/COUNSELING CENTER: . FIELDED 43 INQUIRY CALLS FOR THERAPEUTIC SERVICES . CONDUCTED 19 INTAKE ASSESSMENTS . COMPLETED 424 COUNSELING SESSIONS COMMUNITY TRAINING/EDUATION: . THE AGENCY PROVIDED 4 PRESENTATIONS TO THE COMMUNITY IMPACTING 49 INDIVIDUALS . TRAINING WAS PROVIDED TO 5 PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTERS, WITH 32 INDIVIDUALS LEARNING HOW TO PRESENT THE OPTION OF ADOPTION TO CLIENTS . OTHER COMMUNITY EVENTS ATTENDED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR RESULTED IN ALMOST 750 PEOPLE BEING EXPOSED TO AND HEARING ABOUT THE AGENCY'S SERVICES VOLUNTEER HOURS: . INTERNS - ONE UNDERGRADUATE AND ONE GRADUATE FOR 745 HOURS . AOD - 8 PEOPLE AT 125 HOURS . BIRTH MOM RETREAT - 15 PEOPLE AT 25 HOURS . SEMINAR TRAINING - 10 PEOPLE AT 30 HOURS COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS: . OKLAHOMA ADOPTION COALITION . COUNT ME IN 4 KIDS . OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH & SUBSTANCE ABUSE SERVICES . OKLAHOMA ASSOCIATION OF INFANT MENTAL HEALTH . HOPE PREGNANCY CENTER . PREGNANCY RESOURCE NETWORK . OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES . OKLAHOMA BAPTIST HOMES FOR CHILDREN . ROSE DAY COMMITTEE FUNDRAISING OVERVIEW: . 296 DONORS GAVE TO THE ORGANIZATION, WITH 108 BEING NEW DONORS . 262,042 WAS RAISED THROUGH SPECIAL EVENTS OF A GALA, GOLF TOURNAMENT, AND VIRTUAL 5K RUN . IN-KIND GIFTS SECURED HAD A TOTAL VALUE OF 21,810 . TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS WERE 402,257 FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4C THE ACQUISITION OF KIDS KAMPUS (KK) DAYCARE FACILITY IN MCPHERSON, KANSAS, ON JULY 1, 2021, BROADENED BMF'S SCOPE TO INCLUDE THE EDUCATION AND DAILY CARE OF CHILDREN FROM SIX WEEKS TO SCHOOL AGE. THIS EIGHT YEAR OLD FACILITY HAS PRESCHOOL AND PRE-K SERVICES AND AN EXCELLENT COMMUNITY REPUTATION. KK ALSO OFFERS SUMMER CARE AND ACTIVITIES FOR SCHOOL-AGE KIDS AS WELL AS REGULAR BEFORE AND AFTER-SCHOOL CARE. THESE SERVICES ARE PERFORMED AT THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH OF MCPHERSON. THE CHURCH IS LOCATED TWO BLOCKS FROM THE DAYCARE FACILITY AND IS A KEY PARTNERSHIP FOR SUPPORTING THE KK MISSION. THE KK MISSION IS: PROVIDE AFFORDABLE, SAFE, LOVING AND NURTURING DAY CARE SO PARENTS MAY PURSUE WORK, EDUCATION OR TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT PROVIDE A SAFE AND DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE ENVIRONMENT TO ENCOURAGE COGNITIVE, LANGUAGE, PHYSICAL AND CREATIVE SKILLS FOR CHILDREN PROVIDE A FAMILY ENVIRONMENT TO NURTURE LIFELONG LEARNING HABITS PROVIDE AGE-APPROPRIATE COMPREHENSIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS KIDS KAMPUS SERVES THE MCPHERSON COUNTY POPULATION, PROVIDING IMPORTANT SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES KEY STATISTICS: NUMBER OF CHILDREN SERVED THROUGH DAYCARE 298 NUMBER OF FAMILIES SERVED BY DAYCARE 180 NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES 40 GRANT REVENUE 156,035 GROSS REVENUE 947,942 CHILDREN ON WAITING LISTS 100 BUTTERFIELD'S PRIMARY ACCOMPLISHMENT FOR THE NEW PROGRAM WAS TO WORK TO DEVELOP ALL THE REQUIRED INTERNAL SERVICES NECESSARY TO EFFECT A SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION. SECONDLY, THROUGH KIDS KAMPUS' GRANTING AND GROSS REVENUE, BUTTERFIELD WILL INCREASE THE PROPORTION OF ITS REVENUES REPRESENTED BY ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT ITS MISSION. IN 2022, WE WILL WORK TO PROVIDE MISSION, VISION, AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT TO REACH MORE CHILDREN AND FAMILIES THROUGH KIDS KAMPUS. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 2 TIMOTHY PORTER PATRICIA PORTER DIRECTOR DIRECTOR HUSBAND AND WIFE FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE FORM 990 WILL BE REVIEWED AND ACCEPTED BY THE BOARD PRIOR TO FILING THE RETURN. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C EXTENSIVE CONFLICT OF INTEREST REQUIREMENTS ARE INCORPORATED INTO THE FOUNDATION'S BY-LAWS AND A CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT IS REQUIRED TO BE COMPLETED BY ALL BOARD MEMBERS ANNUALLY. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS DETERMINES THE SALARY OF THE PRESIDENT. THE AGREED UPON LEVEL IS BASED UPON THE MEDIAN FIGURE FOR PRESIDENTS OF FOUNDATIONS OF COMPARABLE SIZE NATIONWIDE AS DETERMINED BY THE COUNCIL OF FOUNDATION'S ANNUAL GRANTMAKER'S SALARY AND BENEFITS REPORT. APPROPRIATE ADJUSTMENTS WERE MADE TO ACCOUNT FOR REGIONAL DIFFERENCES. SALARY LEVELS FOR CEO'S OF COMPARABLE LOCAL FOUNDATIONS WERE ALSO CONSIDERED. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15B THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS DETERMINES THE SALARY OF THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER. THE AGREED UPON LEVEL IS BASED UPON THE MEDIAN FIGURE FOR CFO'S OF FOUNDATIONS OF COMPARABLE SIZE NATIONWIDE AS DETERMINED BY THE COUNCIL OF FOUNDATION'S ANNUAL GRANTMAKER'S SALARY AND BENEFITS REPORT. APPROPRIATE ADJUSTMENTS WERE MADE TO ACCOUNT FOR REGIONAL DIFFERENCES. SALARY LEVELS FOR CFO'S OF COMPARABLE LOCAL FOUNDATIONS WERE ALSO CONSIDERED. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 THE FOUNDATION MAKES ITS GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. DEACONESS PREGNANCY & ADOPTION LLC 7101 NW EXPRESSWAY STE 325 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73132 202621399 ADOPTIONS OK NA KIDS KAMPUS INC 1381 S MAIN STREET MCPHERSON KS 67460 731448149 DAYCARE KS N/A FREE METHODIST CHURCH - USA 770 N HIGH SCHOOL ROAD INDIANAPOLIS IN 46214 350877568 CHURCH IN 501C3 1 NA false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false