2021-05-13T18:42:41-05:00 2020-06-30 363990892 Capin Crouse LLP 1330 Avenue of the Americas Suite 23A New York NY 10019 990 2019-07-01 133713484 Hope for New York HOPE 9172061440 57 West 57th Street 4th Floor New York NY 10019 Frank Bruni Treasurer 9172061440 2021-05-13 1 Sara Tibbott P01486965 5055022746 2019 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z X Un Mi Elise Chong 57 West 57th Street 4th Floor New York NY 10019 7159007 0 X www.hfny.org X 1992 NY Provide volunteer and financial resources to organizations serving the poor and marginalized of NYC 15 14 20 4000 0 0 4547486 4929634 0 0 84436 59419 3200 9486 4635122 4998539 2214129 3121837 0 0 1590470 1532656 0 0 287850 704327 722311 4508926 5376804 126196 -378265 4819710 4648101 323435 525081 4496275 4123020 Hope for New York's mission is to provide volunteers, grants and capacity building support to strengthen organizations serving poor and marginalized communities in New York City. 0 0 4792292 3121837 9486 Hope for New York connects volunteer and financial resources to organizations that serve poor and vulnerable communities in New York City. By connecting volunteers, grants and capacity building assistance to organizations, we effect positive and sustainable change in neighborhoods and communities throughout the city. 4792292 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 43 0 1 20 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 X 15 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 NY X X Lacey Marroquin 9172061440 57 West 57th Street 4th Floor New York NY 10019 Un Mi Elise Chong Chief Executive Officer 45.00 X X 205252 0 24123 Carol Herring Chair 5.00 X X 0 0 0 Gina Sohn Vice-Chair 5.00 X X 0 0 0 Frank Bruni Treasurer 5.00 X X 0 0 0 Joseph Selvidio Esq Secretary 5.00 X X 0 0 0 Daniel Bitar Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Michelle Brouhard Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Mylo Cheng Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Keye Chow Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 James Holmberg Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 In Seon Hwang Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Douglas Monticciolo Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Hee-Jung Moon Esq Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Scott Strickman Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 Rochelle Yu MD Director 2.00 X 0 0 0 205252 0 24123 1 0 1 0 0 1277436 3652198 240834 4929634 59419 59419 2100000 2100000 0 0 60468 1277436 60468 0 9486 9486 9486 4998539 9486 0 59419 3121837 3121837 237915 190333 23791 23791 901332 721819 121146 58367 54312 43486 6944 3882 247412 198115 32360 16937 91685 73410 11723 6552 59207 59207 164776 70997 4233 89546 36344 27418 8926 23323 8750 1978 12595 67453 46060 4641 16752 166890 143525 20027 3338 5340 5233 107 19802 18416 1386 34152 27344 4367 2441 13920 11136 2784 Affiliate development 61385 61385 Other event expenses 44723 44723 24996 23028 1968 5376804 4792292 296662 287850 307827 990880 606511 131759 91703 138352 100857 148781 97280 85652 51501 3549609 2660360 752800 4819710 4648101 68435 51647 115000 95000 140000 100000 278434 323435 525081 X 4364516 3979599 131759 143421 4496275 4123020 4819710 4648101 -378265 5010 0 X 0 1 X 1 0 X 3845955 3703987 4102011 4547486 4929634 21129073 3845955 3703987 4102011 4547486 4929634 21129073 2533693 18595380 1566 1099 47253 84436 59419 193773 74963 78956 67562 101318 69954 392753 21715599 0.85630 0.85080 X Schedule A, Part II, Line 10, Explanation of Other Income: Other Income - 2015 Amount: $ 789. 2016 Amount: $ 5,000. 2017 Amount: $ 11,191. 2018 Amount: $ 3,200. 2019 Amount: $ 9,486. Fundraising Events - 2015 Amount: $ 74,174. 2016 Amount: $ 73,956. 2017 Amount: $ 56,371. 2018 Amount: $ 98,118. 2019 Amount: $ 60,468. RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 36387 19888 16499 32394 19537 12857 80000 57855 22145 51501 Certificates of deposit 752800 C 752800 5003549 5010 5010 4998539 0 4998539 5376804 0 5376804 0 5376804 Fall Benefit 1079326 1019461 59865 11615 46250 2000 Spring Benefit 125869 125869 2 132709 132106 603 88 515 1337904 1277436 60468 11703 46765 2000 60468 0 1 A House on Beekman 312 Beekman Avenue 2 Bronx NY 10454 900912680 501(c)(3) 110000 2936 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV All Angels' Church Inc 251 West 80th Street New York NY 10024 131656621 501(c)(3) 75250 Refer to Part IV Avail NYC 115 W 45th St Fl 4 New York NY 10036 133771206 501(c)(3) 130700 2520 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Beacon Community Health Center 2079 Forest Ave Staten Island NY 10303 753151070 501(c)(3) 50000 Refer to Part IV Brooklyn Arab-American Friendship Center 7722 Fifth Ave 2nd Floor Brooklyn NY 11209 412126507 501(c)(3) 26500 Refer to Part IV Brooklyn Teen Challenge Inc 444 Clinton Ave Brooklyn NY 11238 112510315 501(c)(3) 25000 Refer to Part IV Center for All Abilities PO Box 1203 New York NY 10021 472417343 501(c)(3) 80000 2202 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Chinese Christian Herald Crusades 48 Allen Street New York NY 10002 133156738 501(c)(3) 35000 Refer to Part IV Community Connections for Youth 369 E 149th St Bx NY 10455 264482112 501(c)(3) 15000 Refer to Part IV Cru Inner City New York City 9-11 44th Dr Long Island City NY 11101 956006173 501(c)(3) 95000 Refer to Part IV Do For One NYC Inc 10 River Road 12J New York NY 10044 455461984 501(c)(3) 40000 1093 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Dream Center 245 8th Ave 187 New York NY 10011 462565031 501(c)(3) 70000 3376 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Expect Hope 1285 University Ave PO Box 12 Bronx NY 10453 237207619 501(c)(3) 57590 257 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Garden of Hope 41-70 Main Street B3284 Flushing NY 11355 200177587 501(c)(3) 50000 Refer to Part IV Gifted Hands 3635 Johnson Ave 2M Riverdale NY 10463 200532170 501(c)(3) 20000 870 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Global Empowerment Services 14 North Woods Circle Woburn MA 01801 462010305 501(c)(3) 35250 Refer to Part IV Graffiti Community Ministries Inc 205 East 7th Street New York NY 10009 133861124 501(c)(3) 93075 1819 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Habitat for Humanity NYC 111 John Street 23rd Floor New York NY 10038 112857055 501(c)(3) 33750 386 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Living Waters Fellowship Inc 265 Stanhope Street Brooklyn NY 11237 111241830 501(c)(3) 40000 2055 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Morris Academy 1100 Boston Rd Bronx NY 10456 501(c)(3) 6562 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV New Beginnings Center of Hope 137 Beech Street Valley Stream NY 11580 263504865 501(c)(3) 30000 Refer to Part IV New York City Relief Inc 295 Walnut Street Elizabeth NJ 07201 112974154 501(c)(3) 203850 183 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV NYC Health and Hospitals Corporate Comptroller Office 160 Water Street 6th Floor New York NY 10038 132655001 501(c)(3) 51497 Refer to Part IV Open Hands Legal Services 315 E 115th Street New York NY 10029 134189193 501(c)(3) 113500 2750 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Operation Exodus Inner City Inc 21 Wadsworth Avenue New York NY 10033 133600728 501(c)(3) 105000 4541 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Park Slope Christian Tabernacle 98 5th Avenue Brooklyn NY 11217 800777343 501(c)(3) 35000 Refer to Part IV Prison Fellowship 44180 Riverside Pkwy Lansdowne VA 20176 620988294 501(c)(3) 70000 Refer to Part IV Recovery House of Worship 360 Schermerhorn St Brooklyn NY 11217 463788680 501(c)(3) 20000 Refer to Part IV Renaissance Church 8 W 126th St 3rd Floor New York NY 10027 264662744 501(c)(3) 10972 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Restore NYC 20 West 46th Street 2B New York NY 10036 202390142 501(c)(3) 119000 1024 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Safe Families for Children Alliance 4300 W Irving Park Rd Chicago IL 60641 453194102 501(c)(3) 70000 404 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Shiloh NYC 48 E 80th St New York NY 10075 221760258 501(c)(3) 44000 575 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV St Paul's House 335 West 51st Street New York NY 10019 131839688 501(c)(3) 46000 287 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV The Bowery Mission 132 Madison Ave New York NY 10016 131617086 501(c)(3) 340000 26021 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV The Father's Heart Ministries 543-545 East 11th Street NY NY 10009 223495873 501(c)(3) 120000 3076 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV The Open Door NYNJ 27 W 47th St Rm 207 New York NY 10036 272635901 501(c)(3) 74875 7869 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV The Salvation Army Greater New York Division 120 West 14th Street New York NY 10589 135562351 501(c)(3) 160000 17136 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Thrive Collective 8225 5th Ave 323 Brooklyn NY 11209 453023036 501(c)(3) 13500 Refer to Part IV Urban Hope 77 Alaska St Staten Island NY 10310 274637480 501(c)(3) 60000 Refer to Part IV Viva Uptown 551 Fort Washington Ave NY NY 10033 820694269 501(c)(3) 11600 Refer to Part IV World Vision 310 Tiffany Street Bronx NY 10454 956006173 501(c)(3) 90000 Refer to Part IV Young Life Gotham City 1410 Broadway 23rd Floor New York NY 10018 840385934 501(c)(3) 110000 703 Reimb Volun Exp Refer to Part IV Youth for Christ PO Box 4478 Englewood CO 80155 362193619 501(c)(3) 40000 Refer to Part IV 43 0 Part I, Line 2: HFNY's goal is to assist and help each of the grantee organizations meet and exceed their charitable objectives and goals. In order to accomplish this, HFNY expects all grantees to complete and meet grant guideline timelines and requirements. Grantees are required to submit an interim and final grant report to HFNY evaluating the use and effectiveness of the funds based upon the criteria provided in the original proposal. In addition, the HFNY Affiliate Managers and Volunteer Managers follow-up with grantees on an average of 3 to 4 times per month, and HFNY staff conduct on-site visits on an average of once per quarter with each grantee. Schedule I, Part II, Column (h) Purpose of grant or assistance A House on Beekman - Funding to support program related expenses for A House on Beekman's after-school, babies to three middle school and mentoring programs in the South Bronx. All Angels' Church, Inc. - Funding to sustain and enhance three key programs on the Upper West Side including: Worship/Discipleship, Pathways, and Shelter programs, which support individuals struggling with homelessness, addiction, and mental health challenges. Relief grants were provided for essential supplies, staff support and virtual communication needs to continue the Pathways drop in programming. Avail NYC - Funding to support the ultrasound and general client services programs designed to provide holistic services to women and couples coping with unexpected pregnancies. Relief grants were provided for urgent essentials including food, diapers and formula to support low income clients that have been greatly impacted by the loss of financial resources. Beacon Community Health Center: Relief grants were provided for operational costs for supplies and staffing to support frontline medical work that include critical services like COVID testing and telemed services. Brooklyn Arab-American Friendship Center - Funding to support program expenses, including education materials such as staffing, books, office supplies, office equipment meals, hospitality supplies as well as expenses related to training classes and conferences for volunteers and staff. Brooklyn Teen Challenge Inc. - Funding to enhance the Brooklyn-based organization's Health & Wellness Program providing healthy food options, including fruits, vegetables, and healthy meats with a primary focus on providing support to clients in need of drug rehab. Center for All Abilities - Funding to cover program materials, supplies, and space rental for the Autism Support Ministry, Walk With U, Mentoring Program, Creative Arts program and Blue Hat Vocational program that support the growth and development of children with disabilities. Chinese Christian Herald Crusades - Funding provided for program materials, sports equipment, and space/ gym rental for programs related to enrichment activities like tutoring, mentoring and sports programs serving Chinese immigrant youth. Community Connections for Youth - Relief grants were provided for families needing assistance with food, wraparound support such as rent and utilities, and support to help families transport their family members from correctional facilities. Cru Inner City, New York City - Funding to support program related costs to the compassionate care program including space rental, supplies and other program related expenses. Relief grants were provided for distribution of food, toiletries, blankets and coats to impoverished New Yorkers in acute areas of need. Do For One NYC Inc. - Funding to support program related expenses for people with disabilities, who are socially excluded and need to connect to relevant social groups as well as staff salary. Dream Center - Funding for the costs of the Adopt A Block program to support staff, occupancy and utilities and program supplies and materials. Relief grants were provided for food and hygiene products provided through innovative mobile pantry relief program to neighbors experiencing food insecurities and deplenished resources. Expect Hope - Funding to support program expenses for the Christ-centered residential program serving unsupported women 18+ years of age during crisis pregnancies and through their child's second birthday. Relief grants were provided for operational costs to maintain a 24 hour residential unit and food and essentials for single mothers and babies. Garden of Hope - Funding to support program expenses related to their Seek, Overcome, WAlk (SOW) youth programming. Relief grants were provided for funding to support vulnerable people with essential kits including hygienic supplies and food supplies. Gifted Hands - Funding to cover the costs related to the P.E.T (Prepare, Empowering, Training) vocational training program in jewelry making, as well as for "Primary Programs" serving single mothers with children, children in foster care, senior citizens and those living with HIV/AIDS with art therapy classes. Global Empowerment Services - Funding to support the adult ESL program, after school tutoring program, and computer literacy program for local immigrant communities in Jamaica, Queens. Graffiti Community Ministries, Inc. - Funding to support the weekly Wednesday night community meals program for adults/teens/children and the Graffiti kids' programming based on the Lower East Side. Relief grants were provided for emergency basic needs to the homeless , in addition to operational costs related to programming expenses. Habitat for Humanity NYC - Funding to support Habitat-NYC's work as they build affordable homes for ownership by families in need, while also building community and revitalizing neighborhoods in the five boroughs. Relief grants were provided for operational costs related to support housing and efforts to preserve homeownership for many low income families. Living Waters Fellowship, Inc. - Funding to cover program materials, and meals for their Saturday breakfast and children and youth programs serving the Bushwick community. Morris Academy - Funding to support the program materials and supplies for a mentoring programming for Morris Academy students. New Beginnings Center of Hope - Relief grant to funding for direct support to clients including infant essentials and maternity supplies for clients that are in need of finacial assistance. New York City Relief, Inc. - Funding to provide direct program support for the NYC Relief Bus outreach and Co-op locations in New York City. Relief grants were provided for critical resources that were necessary for the outreaches and co-op sites to ensure the safety of guests, staff and volunteers through purchases of personal protective equipment (PPE), additional sanitation supplies and other key items. NYC Health and Hospitals Corporate Comptroller Office - Relief grants were provided to support efforts related to the COVID-19 response. Open Hands Legal Services - Funding to help cover the program costs related to the direct legal services and expansion of services to organizations serving the poor in New York City. Relief grants were provided for essentials including support to pay for rent and utility bills so that client services could continue and food for clients that were in need. Operation Exodus Inner City - Funding for materials and supplies for youth related services involved in the after school program and Saturday K-8 mentoring program. Relief grants were provided for programmatic expenses related to the remote enrichment program (REP) and family relief programming. Park Slope Christian Tabernacle Church - Funding to support the Education Opportunity Ministries, including funding for start-up costs related to staffing an Educational Director. Relief grants were provided to aid families in nearby housing projects struggling to pay for rent, food and medical bills due to financial turmoil or job loss. Prison Fellowship - Funding to cover programmatic costs at the Prison Fellowship Eric M. Taylor Center academy providing support for incarcerated men through life skills training and mentorship. Relief grants were provided for families that were a part of the Angel Tree Campaign to receive care packages that included basic necessity needs including food and groceries. Recovery House of Worship -Direct grant funding for programmatic expenses for the Mother and Baby Ministry program and the food pantry program. Relief grant funding for programming costs associated with food distribution and transitional housing of individuals recovering from addiction. Renaissance Church - Funds to support a His Toy Store program for low-income families with new toys for Christmas. Through this program, families often make a lasting connection to local churches and HFNY affiliate organizations, where they can find a year-round caring community. Funds cover cost of toys, store supplies, decorations, and snacks of store in West Harlem. Restore NYC - Funding to help cover the program costs related to the residential safe-house program and comprehensive client services providing holistic services for survivors of human trafficking. Relief grants were provided for direct assistance to survivors of trafficking and increased vulnerabilities due to loss of jobs or loss of income during this period. Schedule I, Part II, Column (h), continued Safe Families for Children - Funding to support program related expenses that help provide breathing room and support for parents in crisis, giving them time to get back on their feet while their children are cared for in a safe and loving environment. Funding also supports staff salaries. Shiloh NYC - Funding to fund program related expenses including materials, supplies, and meals to equip teen participants with tools that promote skill building in the areas of academics and character development. St. Paul's House - Funding to cover the Creighton's cafe soup kitchen, pantry, and family night programs including food expenses, and program materials and supplies to serve the community in Hell's Kitchen. The Bowery Mission - Funding to assist the Bowery Mission's compassionate care activities for men, women, children and youth. Funds assist men and women in recovery by providing food, kitchen and career center supplies, and a residential recovery program. Funds also support the costs for medical supplies and services. In addition, funds support at-risk youth who receive mentoring, personal and leadership development, academic support, and college readiness. Relief grants were provided for the Bowery Mission's compassionate care programs to provide to-go meals, modified shower hygiene and clothing programs, and safe overnight shelter for guests. The Father's Heart Ministries - Funding to cover the food costs and program equipment for the hunger prevention and men's transitional program including supplies for their soup kitchen and food pantry. Relief grants were provided for the purchasing of breakfast and food pantry bags to accommodate many that have particular food restrictions, food insecurities and limitations to access healthy food. This includes operations support to maintain food service programming to the neighbors in the community. The Open Door NY/NJ - Funding to support space rental and program materials and supplies to support programming including English as a Second Language classes, GED and computer literacy classes for primarily Spanish speaking immigrants at The Open Door's New York location. Relief grants were provided for funding for ministry expenses related to rent, utilities and staffing support to maintain virtual programming for clients. The Salvation Army Greater New York Division - Funding to support after school programming including performing arts and tutoring, food pantry and soup kitchen programs, and nutrition education initiatives. Relief grants were provided to support The Salvation Army's long-term recovery plan including the provision of gap funding, financial assistance and other resources to individuals and households in-need. Thrive Collective - Relief grants were provided for supplies and staffing for continued arts programming to support inner city youth with opportunities for self-expression. Urban Hope - Funding to cover programmatic costs related to academic enrichment with elementary school students and after school support. Viva Uptown - Relief grants were provided for operational costs related to staffing and supplies for maintenance of virtual programming and mentorship to middle and high school youth. World Vision - Funding to support the Essential Supplies Program and Teacher Resource Center in the Bronx, which provides families with bare necessities and supplies teachers at low-income schools access to school supplies. Relief grants were provided for programmatic costs related to costs for family emergency kits. Young Life Gotham City - Funding to provide support for programmatic costs including supplies, events and trips associated with the four youth related programs. These programs are NYC Volunteer Engagement, Young Life Capernaum, Young Lives Manhattan and Young Life Astoria. Relief grants were provided to cover expenses including staffing and supply expenses to support teen moms in the Manhattan and Queens YoungLives programs through care boxes and programmatic support. Youth for Christ -Direct funding for programmatic expenses for the Juvenile Justice Ministry program. Relief funding for new initiatives to engage youth in detention centers while there are restrictions due to COVID-19, costs related to supporting families in the aftercare program, and organizational costs associated with disruptions in funding due to COVID-19. X X X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Un Mi Elise Chong Chief Executive Officer 204636 0 0 0 616 0 12186 0 13069 0 230507 0 0 0 X 24 240834 Cost 0 0 1 0 Part I, Column (b): The number of contributions represent the number of contributions received, not the number of items donated. Form 990, Part I, Line 5 and Part V, Line 2a HFNY does not file any year-end employee tax filings because it outsources its human resources, payroll, and employee benefits administration to an outside professional employer organization. Accordingly, all employment documentation, including required payroll records, deductions forms, hiring documentation, and year end tax filings are prepared and maintained by the outside professional employer organization and not by HFNY. HFNY reimburses the professional employment organization for the employees' compensation and the reimbursements are reported on 990 Part VII, Section A and 990 Part IX, Lines 5-10. Form 990, Part VI, Section A, line 8b There are no committees with the authority to act on behalf of the governing body. Therefore, this question was answered no in accordance with the instructions. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 11b Form 990 is prepared by an independent CPA firm and reviewed in detail by the organization's top management. The reviewed Form 990, not including Schedule B, is then provided to the board of directors prior to filing with the IRS. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 12c The organization has a written conflict of interest policy that provides that a person in a position of authority over the organization, such as an officer, director, or manager, may not benefit financially from a decision he or she could make in such capacity, including indirect benefits to family members or businesses with which the person is closely associated. Annually, our Board of Directors reviews and discloses any potential conflicts and signs the policy. The Chief Executive Officer and Executive Committee review the disclosures for potential conflicts. Should any potential conflicts of interest be disclosed, the board member or officer would be asked to refrain from participation in any deliberation or decision with regard to matters affected by the relationship. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 15a The compensation review of the Chief Executive Officer requires a review of compensation determinations by disinterested persons, the use of salary surveys to benchmark compensation for similar persons in functionally comparable organizations, and a contemporaneous substantiation of the deliberation and decision. The process was last completed during the fiscal year. 15b - The organization does not compensate any other officers or key employees. Therefore, this line was answered "no" in accordance with the instructions. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, line 19 The organization's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and audited financial statements are available upon request.