Arrow Child & Family Ministries

“Form 990 is provided to all board members for review prior to filing.”

“All board members are required to complete an annual conflict of interest statement and asked to abstain from voting on any activity in which there may be a conflict.”

“The organization uses other 990s and compensation studies to determine salaries for top management officials as well as other officers. The ceo compensation is reviewed and approved by the board of directors based on this information. The board of directors has delegated authority to the ceo to determine the compensation for other officers and key employees based on the same information.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request at its spring, texas location.”

“Serving children and families since 1992, arrow child & family ministries (arrow) is honored to provide child welfare and education services for abused and neglected children, and families in crisis, programs include: child/family services, residential programs, and specialized education. Our mission: to help kids and strengthen families. This form 990 is that of the central organization (acfm) of the combined group of arrow. Acfm provides centralized services such as accounting, human resources, continuous quality improvement, information technology, shared facilities usage, and management to subsidiary locations.”

“The consolidated group known as arrow child & family ministries (arrow) consists of a central organization (acfm) and the combined affiliate group (acfm cag). Per irs requirements for organizations filing as a consolidated group, two separate forms 990 must be filed: one for the central organization (acfm, ein #01-0628536) and one for the affiliate group (acfm cag, ein #90-1078761) without the central organization. This form 990 is that of the central organization (acfm). Acfm is the administrative arm of arrow, thus the majority of the management and general as well as the fundraising expenses for the consolidated group are reported on this form 990. Conversely, the majority of the program services expenses of arrow are reported on the form 990 of the affiliate group (acfm cag). The audited financial statements of arrow present the combined statement of functional expenses for the consolidated group and report the following percentages by function for the year ending 6/30/2025: 91% program services, 8% management and general, and 1% fundraising. The complete listing of organizations included in the consolidated group is as follows: arrow child and family ministries (ein #01-0628536), the central organization; arrow child and family ministries combined affiliate group (ein #90-1078761); acfm of texas (ein #74-2622426), subordinate organization; acfm of maryland (ein #52-2325727), subordinate organization; 4kids4families (ein #88-2325729), subordinate organization; arrow health solutions (ein #46-3705759), disregarded entity of acfm of texas; aim child & family services (ein #93-3812471), subordinate organization.”

“The process has not changed from the prior year.”