El Rio Foundation Inc

“Foundation board members are provided a copy of the 990 by e-mail, and asked to acknowledge receipt electronically.”

“Employees and board members review and docusign the conflict of interest certification. At the board level, the forms are sent to compliance with potential conflicts referred to the governing board and ceo. Board level reports should be submitted to the ceo.”

“The el rio foundation does not have any employees, it does not compensate any of its officers or directors, and it does not participate in any discussions regarding the level of compensation of its executive director who is employed by a related organization, the el rio community health center. However, the related organization follows these guidelines in determining the executive level compensation of its employees. We utilize an external compensation consultant that provides market analysis comparisons for this region of the united states and then arizona, as well as the local market. This process has been in place since 2017. The compensation is paid by the health center and follows their policies.”

“The el rio foundation does not have any employees, it does not compensate any of its officers or directors, and it does not participate in any discussions regarding the level of compensation of its executive director who is employed by a related organization, the el rio community health center. However, the related organization follows these guidelines in determining the executive level compensation of its employees. We utilize an external compensation consultant that provides market analysis comparisons for this region of the united states and then arizona, as well as the local market. This process has been in place since 2017. The compensation is paid by the health center and follows their policies.”

“The 990 is available to the public. The annual audited financials are available to any organization that requests a copy including the omb circular a-133 compliance supplement. Copies are also posted on www.elrio.org”

“Approved new capital campaign fundraising project to raise 10m for new el rio stone health center.”

“El rio foundation supported programs / capital projects 2024 total distribution adopt a family 1,000.00 gift cards are distributed to identified el rio patients in need. Breast/cervical cancer treatment 62,856.19 support for qualified, uninsured patients diagnosed with cancer. Youth behavioral health 249,504.07 integrated mental health services for children ages 12+ bjs employment enhancement scholarship fund 20,506.63 scholarships for el rio employees. Children's health - asthma 50,000.00 medical services for 100+ children annually suffering from severe asthma. Children's health - immunizations 17,946.56 donor contributions help ensure children are vaccinated in a timely manner. Over 15,000 kids are served annually. Children's health - roar 50,683.69 reach out read is an early childhood literacy program for children, 0-5. With donor we purchased 20,000 discounted new books for kids. Celia hightower nursing scholarship award 9,000.00 nursing scholarship(s) granted to the selected el rio employee(s). Colorectal cancer prevention - csp 22,221.50 colorectal cancer education and screening program. Donor support pays for screenings, colonoscopies, diagnosis tics for uninsured patients. Cancer treatment fund 102,749.65 funds support discounted cancer treatment procedures for uninsured patients. Congress redevelopment project capital support for building maintenance / equipment. Children's emergency dental program 24,742.80 donor supported emergency dental services for qualified children. Adult dental partnership 60,031.73 donations fund oral health care for patients who are uninsured. Employee assistance fund 22,062.29 emergency support up to 1,000 for approved el rio employees. Skin cancer prevention program 1,400.00 a public awareness skin cancer prevention materials. Embedded dental 129,999.99 el rio provides free fluoride varnish to help protect children's teeth along with education, free tooth brushes and floss. Over 18,000 children served. Gift of sight program 100,251.95 funding to purchase vision screeners for pediatric and family medicine departments. Lesbian, gay, bi-sexual & transgender health care services 13,504.58 medical care, support and outreach provided to the lgbt community. Mammography screenings 13,512.59 free 3d mammograms provided by donor support to for 150 women. Maternal child health 33,177.96 support for prenatal and lactation classes, immunizations and equipment. Rhap teen clinic 124,930.12 donations support youth leaders and reproductive health for young adults. Sia - copay funds 3,016.47 ventanilla de salud - vds 25,000.00 program partnership between the us-mexican border health commission, mexican consulate and el rio health to provide health services to families living on both sides of the border. Homeless education /support 9,106.78 donations for personal hygiene bags st. Elizabeth's 40,000.00 support for patient services, outreach care teams serving those who are homeless or licing in shelters. Vecinos 5,498.20 support expenses for volunteer group of young professionals. Parkman family foundation fund (14,074.26) funds approved by committee for specific patient needs including dental and cancer care. Northwest project 2,038,500.00 capital campaign contributions for new health center opening in 2026. Population health technician program 29,076.24 program support for patient care and quality initiatives. Clinician well being program 32,193.31 provider self-care education and support services. Refugee care 15,000.00 care coordination and oral health care support. Pain management program 8,403.28 funding for acupuncture services to support patients and their pain management. Staff training 48,595.95 scholarship support for el rio's lpn learners in partnership with pima community college. Empowered relief physical therapy classes 1,000.00 pt pelvic floor equipment and materials. Total program / capital distributions to health center 3,351,398.27”