The Elwyn Foundation

“Annually, elwyn of pennsyvlania and delaware's president determines the compensation paid to other senior executives based on information from an independent consultant. The compensation information for these employees was distributed to the compensation and executive committees of the board of directors for their review and approval.”

“The form 990 is prepared in conjunction with our external public accounting firm and reviewed internally by management. The completed return is reviewed and accepted by the audit committee of the elwyn foundation. Prior to filing, the form 990 is sent to the full board of directors of the elwyn foundation.”

“The board of directors of the elwyn foundation reviews the conflict of interest policy on a periodic basis. Board members complete conflict of interest forms on an annual basis. The completed forms are maintained by the assistant secretary of the board.”

“An employment contract determines the compensation of elwyn's president. The board of directors of the elwyn foundation, the parent organization, approved the president's employment contract after thorough consultation with compensation professionals and review of compensation paid by comparable nonprofit organizations. The current contract covers compensation between july 1, 2022, and june 30, 2025.”

“The consolidated financial statements of the elwyn foundation and subsidiaries are available through public sources as a result of the tax-exempt bond financing. The organization does not make its governing documents and conflict of interest policy available to the public.”

“Nonprofit corporation and the sole member of the following operating subsidiaries: elwyn of pennsylvania and delaware (formerly known as "elwyn"), a pennsylvania nonprofit corporation, elwyn new jersey, a new jersey nonprofit corporation, elwyn california, a california nonprofit corporation, and fellowship health resources ("fhr"), a rhode island nonprofit corporation. Fhr is the sole member of two nonprofit realty corporations: fellowship realty corp and fellowship realty corp of massachusetts. The elwyn foundation and its operating entities support individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism, and behavioral health challenges. Programs operate in multiple geographic regions throughout the united states. The organization operates three primary service lines, which are intellectual and developmental disabilities (idd) services, adult behavioral health and children's services. The idd services programs provide residential and work & day services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The adult behavioral health programs offer community and residential services for individuals with mental illness. The children's services area consists primarily of early learning services for children ages three to five, education services for students with special needs, and community and residential services for children and adolescents with social, emotional, and behavioral challenges.”

“The elwyn foundation will engage in charitable activities, including, but not limited to, (a) carrying out the purposes of elwyn of pennsylvania and delaware, elwyn new jersey, elwyn california, and fellowship health resources, inc.; (b) encouraging and motivating the making of gifts and donations by deed, will, trust or otherwise, for the advancement, promotion, extension, and maintenance of the various causes and objectives fostered by the corporation, the publicly-supported organizations and their affiliates (collectively, the "elwyn entities") and undertaking other activities in support of the general purposes of the elwyn entities; (c) conducting fundraising activities on behalf of the elwyn entities; (d) raising and/or receiving funds on behalf of the elwyn entities; (e) holding title to, investing and managing the corporation's assets and assets originally donated to, or originally held by, one or more of the elwyn entities; (f) providing supportive services to one or more of the elwyn entities, including, but not limited to, budgeting, strategic planning, financial planning, investment management, resource allocation, long-term planning and short-term planning; and (g) making distributions and/or utilizing the corporation's assets for charitable, educational and/or scientific purposes within the meaning of code section 501(c)(3). In 1852, the elwyn organization made a promise to enrich the quality of life for individuals with diverse challenges. Today, we are proud to be the national leader in education, treatment, and support services to children and adults with autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities, and related behavioral health challenges. Every decision we make prioritizes the well-being of the individuals we support. We invest in unrivaled excellence, enduring engagement, and compassionate care to shape a world in which people with developmental and behavioral health challenges experience equity, opportunity, and happiness.”

“Fundraising costs from elwyn of pennsylvania and delaware, in the amount of $1,095,000 have been reduced by $55,021 on line 24a of the statement of functional expenses to account for direct expenses related to fundraising events. These direct expenses related to fundraising events held during the current fiscal year are included on line 8b of the statement of revenue.”

“Equity transfer from related entities - 1156757; other changes in fair value - 18649;”