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LEATHERSTOCKING EDUCATION ON ALCOHOLISM/ADDICTIONS FOUNDATION INC

ONEONTA, NY · EIN 222490245 · Form 990 · FY2024 · NTEE S80Z · Community Improvement · Medium ($1M-$10M) · leafinc.org
revenue
$1.1M
expenses
$1.1M
net assets
$535K
employees
9
volunteers
4
program ratio
88%
mission · from form 990

TO CONDUCT EDUCATION AND RELATED ACTIVITIES TO ADDRESS THE SOCIETAL PROBLEMS OF ALCOHOLISM & OTHER ADDICTIONS.

profile · synthesized from sources

LEAF Council on Alcoholism and Addictions provides education, prevention, and support services related to alcohol, substance use, and gambling addictions in Otsego and Chenango Counties, New York. The organization delivers school-based programs, community workshops, and public awareness campaigns while connecting individuals to treatment resources. It also promotes naloxone access to prevent opioid overdoses and works to reduce stigma around addiction.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024

What they reported doing

  1. #1 primary $447K
    OTHER:OTHER PROGRAMS & SERVICES ESTABLISHED TO CONDUCT EDUCATION & RELATED ACTIVITIES TO ADDRESS THE SOCIETAL PROBLEMS OF ALCOHOLISM & OTHER ADDICTIONS.
named programs · 5 · from sources

What they call their work

Naloxone Overdose Reversal
Program that distributes naloxone (Narcan) kits and provides education on responding to opioid overdoses, including access through vending machines and business partnerships.
Problem Gambling Prevention
Services focused on raising awareness and providing support for individuals and families affected by gambling addiction.
Ripple Effect of Wellbeing
Workplace-focused initiative that promotes mental health and wellbeing by addressing interconnectivity between individuals, workplaces, and communities.
Too Good for Drugs
Evidence-based prevention program for students in grades K-12 that reduces risk factors and enhances protective factors related to alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use.
Workshops & Presentations
Community education programs delivered to service clubs, churches, businesses, schools, and parent groups on substance use, addiction, and prevention topics.
activities · 6 groups

What they do

  • Youth Substance Abuse Prevention Education 4 activities
    • Advocate for local policies on alcohol and substance use
      Engages in advocacy efforts to influence local policies addressing alcoholism, substance use, and related community health and safety issues.
    • Deliver Too Good for Drugs prevention program to K–12 students
      Implements the evidence-based Too Good for Drugs curriculum for students in grades K–12 to reduce risk factors and strengthen protective factors related to alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use. The program includes developmentally appropriate, grade-specific lessons that build life skills such as goal setting, decision making, emotional regulation, peer resistance, and communication.
    • Provide community education workshops on substance use and addiction
      Delivers tailored, age-appropriate workshops and presentations on alcohol, tobacco, other drugs, and gambling to community groups including schools, service clubs, churches, businesses, and parent organizations. These educational efforts aim to increase awareness of risks, promote prevention, and support healthy decision-making.
    • Provide education and support on problem gambling
      Offers public education about the risks and consequences of gambling, with targeted resources for children, parents, and families. Conducts prevention-focused outreach to address youth exposure to gambling and provides guidance for families seeking help for a loved one with a gambling problem.
  • Substance Use Policy Advocacy & Public Education 2 activities
    • Conduct public awareness campaigns during Alcohol Awareness Month
      Engages in outreach during Alcohol Awareness Month to educate the public about alcohol consumption, health effects, and moderate drinking guidelines, encouraging individuals to reflect on their drinking behaviors and associated risks.
    • Provide education on alcohol use among mothers and "wine mom" culture
      Offers educational blog content and outreach that challenges myths around alcohol use in parenting culture, particularly the normalization of drinking among mothers. Encourages healthier coping strategies and informed decision-making around alcohol consumption.
  • Opioid Harm Reduction Services 2 activities
    • Distribute Deterra medication disposal pouches
      Provides Deterra® System pouches to enable safe, at-home deactivation and disposal of unused or expired medications, including pills, patches, liquids, and films, to prevent prescription drug misuse and diversion.
    • Distribute naloxone and promote opioid overdose reversal
      Supports community access to and use of nasal-spray naloxone (Narcan) through distribution of ONEbox™ kits and public education campaigns. Works to increase the number of individuals equipped to reverse opioid overdoses in emergency situations.
  • Substance Use Information and Referral Services 1 activity
    • Connect individuals to treatment and support resources
      Provides telephone support and referrals to local treatment organizations for individuals and families affected by alcohol, substance use, or cannabis dependence. Offers up-to-date information and linkage to community-based assistance programs.
  • Volunteer and Professional Training Programs 1 activity
    • Deliver workplace wellness training programs
      Offers customizable in-person and online workplace wellness trainings focused on building healthy organizational culture and employee wellbeing. Programs use interactive methods such as group discussion, communication exercises, and self-assessments, facilitated by local professionals.
  • Impaired Driving Prevention and Education 1 activity
    • Educate on impaired driving prevention
      Provides educational content on alcohol and impaired driving to promote safe driving practices. Advises parents and teens on arranging safe transportation alternatives such as rideshare apps and designated drivers to prevent alcohol-related crashes.
financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$1.08M
Contributions & grants$896K83%
Program service revenue$179K17%
Investment income$4K0%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$1.06M
Program expenses88%
Admin / overhead12%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$561K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$820K
Cash$553K
Investments$74K
Liabilities$284K
Net assets$535K
Liquid reserves7.1 mo
4 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +15.4%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
JULIE M DOSTAL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 35 $98K
board members · 4
  • DOUG BRENNER — TREASURER
  • MARCIA D'AMICO — SECRETARY
  • SUSAN LETTIS — DIRECTOR
  • TARA BARNWELL — PRESIDENT
relationships · 15

Who they work with

  • C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital Partner — Collaborates by referencing and linking to clinical resources on teen cannabis use.
  • CDC Government — Uses CDC findings to support public health messaging about teen cannabis use.
  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Network — Cites CDC sources to support health messaging about cannabis risks for teens.
  • Dan Ouellette Partner — Project Coordinator for Team Awareness NY, serving as a contact for program inquiries.
  • Deterra System Partner — Partners with Deterra System to distribute medication disposal pouches.
  • Deterra System Partner — Provides the patented Deterra® System for safe medication disposal as part of LEAF's community services.
  • Elizabeth Currier Partner — Co-founder and former leader instrumental in the organization's expansion.
  • Friends of Recovery of Delaware and Otsego Partner — Collaborates on naloxone access through a Narcan vending machine located in Oneonta, NY.
  • LEAF Network — Member of the Council on Alcoholism & Addictions network
  • LEAF Inc. Partner — Provides problem gambling prevention services under the name LEAF Inc.
  • LEATHERSTOCKING EDUCATION ON ALCOHOLISM/ADDICTIONS FOUNDATION INC Network — Operates under the domain leafinc.org, indicating organizational affiliation.
  • National Institute on Drug Abuse Government — Relies on research and data from NIDA to inform educational content on cannabis risks.
  • National Institute on Drug Abuse Network — References research and content from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to inform cannabis education materials.
  • Oneonta Narcan Initiative Partner — Partnership to support distribution and use of naloxone through ONEbox™ kits.
  • Too Good for Drugs Partner — Implements the Too Good for Drugs curriculum as part of its school-based prevention programming.
strategies · 5

How they approach the work

Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.

  • Comprehensive Harm Reduction through Integrated Services
    methodology: comprehensive_harm_reduction
    By integrating education, prevention, referral, treatment, collaboration, and advocacy, the organization reduces the impact of alcoholism and addictive diseases because a multi-pronged, system-wide approach addresses addiction as a public health issue across multiple touchpoints and populations.
  • Evidence-Based Prevention via Life Skills and Risk Reduction
    methodology: evidence_based_prevention
    By using evidence-based curricula that build emotional competence, self-efficacy, and peer resistance skills, the organization prevents youth substance use because strengthening protective factors and reducing risk factors during developmental years disrupts the trajectory toward addiction.
  • Family and Peer Modeling to Shift Cultural Norms
    methodology: cultural_norm_intervention
    By engaging parents and peers as role models and communicators of healthy behaviors, the organization prevents substance use because family-based modeling and peer education influence social norms and individual decision-making, particularly among youth.
  • Public Health Education to Reduce Stigma and Increase Access
    methodology: public_health_education
    By framing addiction as a treatable disease and promoting public health practices like naloxone access and safe medication disposal, the organization reduces stigma and enables early intervention because normalization and accessibility remove barriers to care and empower community response.
  • Workplace-Community Wellbeing Integration for Systemic Resilience
    methodology: ripple_effect_of_wellbeing
    By promoting the interconnectedness of individual, workplace, and community health, the organization builds resilience and thriving because systemic wellbeing strategies create reinforcing cycles of health consciousness and harm reduction across environments.