Onefuture Coachella Valley

“The CEO and Board of Directors review the Form 990 prior to filing.”

“The conflict of interest policy is reviewed annually by the Board of Directors and staff.”

“OFVC utilize compensation comparability data as well as a review and approval by independent persons when determining compensation.”

“No other documents are available to the public.”

“OneFuture engages our community to improve student achievement and the prosperity of our region through education. Specifically, our goal is that all students will: - have a clear economic and academic path to and through college; - successfully complete post-secondary degrees, credentials or certificates; - land a job with a promising financial path, and - contribute to a thriving economy. Education is a critical building block for raising the quality of life for our youth, their families and our communities. With a shortage of skilled workers on the horizon in fields such as healthcare, science, technology, engineering, and math, OneFuture Coachella Valley is playing a pivotal role by mobilizing educators, employers, and community leaders to work together to identify future business needs and provide students with the tools to meet the requirements of the workplace and the support needed for success in college. Our partnerships provide career pathways, leadership engagement, work-based learning, scholarships and financial aid and college success support to assure students have the skills and confidence to complete postsecondary degrees and land a job with a promising financial future. Our students become leaders, professionals, and powerful contributors to their families, neighborhoods and workplaces. With a track record that spans more than a decade, OneFuture Coachella Valley is a leading nonprofit in community engagement that improves both student achievement and regional prosperity.”

“Contract services: Program service expenses 142,854. Management and general expenses 15,872. Total expenses 158,726. Professional fees: Program service expenses 63,818. Management and general expenses 7,091. Total expenses 70,909. Payroll fees: Program service expenses 29,729. Management and general expenses 5,246. Total expenses 34,975.”