Creighton Community Foundation

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“The independent board of directors review comparability data and approved compensation of the President. The process is documented in the board minutes.”

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“Other Income - Total Revenue: 2, Related or Exempt Function Revenue: , Unrelated Business Revenue: , Revenue Excluded from Tax Under Sections 512, 513, or 514: 2;”

“Creighton Community Foundation's (CCF) core program "Community Works" leverages neighborhood schools to support vibrant communities in the poorest parts of urban phoenix, where neighborhoods suffer from poverty driven disadvantage and disengagement. in these neighborhoods, today's children will spend 91% of their lives between 0 and 18 years of age outside school hallways. Vibrant supportive communities today have a determinative influence on child outcomes, and tomorrow's neighborhoods. What does it take to change an isolated, disengaged community into one filled with adult supportive relationships and a community of hope and inspiration? We leverage best practices in community transformation, centered around relocation, redistribution, and reconciliation by embedding a school-connected worker in our poorest neighborhoods, living 7x24 in residence, working in child and community relationship, and building bridges with key community partners and resources. The change is here already.”

“Creighton Community Foundation's (CCF) core program "Community Works" leverages neighborhood schools to support vibrant communities in the poorest parts of urban phoenix, where neighborhoods suffer from poverty driven disadvantage and disengagement. in these neighborhoods, today's children will spend 91% of their lives between 0 and 18 years of age outside school hallways. Vibrant supportive communities today have a determinative influence on child outcomes, and tomorrow's neighborhoods. What does it take to change an isolated, disengaged community into one filled with adult supportive relationships and a community of hope and inspiration? We leverage best practices in community transformation, centered around relocation, redistribution, and reconciliation by embedding a school-connected worker in our poorest neighborhoods, living 7x24 in residence, working in child and community relationship, and building bridges with key community partners and resources. The change is here already.”

“(Expenses $ 81,938 including grants of $ 0) Community Works: Community Works is a comprehensive program focused on activating disadvantaged neighborhoods to enhance youth outcomes and community vibrancy. It involves resident practitioners who lead middle school students in character development and community service activities. These initiatives have led to significant community impacts, including food distribution and neighborhood improvement projects. The program's success is rooted in strong partnerships with organizations like Arizona State University and Arizona Trauma Institute, which contribute to our evolving knowledge base for youth development. Despite being foundational to our mission, Community Works - and youth development and wellness programs in general - face significant ongoing challenges in securing dedicated funding.”

“(Expenses $ 12,067 including grants of $ 0) Direct Support of Creighton School District: As a supporting foundation for Creighton School District, we assist in various capacities, including fiduciary support for school-connected organizations and PTO-in-a-box services. This program enhances school engagement and recognizes the District's role in community development. Our support extends to fundraising for Junior Ambassador programs, mini-grants for classroom activities, community garden development for school sites, school district event funding (Teacher welcome back type events), funding for extracurricular programs, and pass through funding for school-based organizations or aspects of the District itself (such as the Family Resource Center). Principally, the activities of this program are all aimed at fostering active, school-engaged communities.”