irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2025
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $154K441 Properties is comprised of our four buildings that include thirteen 'affordable housing' apartments, New City Cafe, a vacant laundromat, a space that is currently being renovated to offer general use/office space, and a warehouse has been renovated into a coffee roastery. The housing ministry includes tenant health assessments to address the needs of low-income residents in holistic ways.
- #2 $94KCommunity cultivation is the overarching program designed to drive community relationships and engagement. This includes the community garden, bike clinic, kids and teen clubs and summer meals, and holiday gatherings (Christmas Brunch, Easter Dinner, and Thanksgiving Dinner). This is all provided with an eye towards meeting the unique needs of the Beechwood neighborhood.This program is supported by contributions.
named programs · 6 · from sources
What they call their work
Beechwood Community Garden
Community garden providing fresh produce and gardening opportunities for neighbors, fostering relationships and food access in a food desert area.
HOMES Program
Support initiative for affordable housing tenants that addresses social determinants of health through regular check-ins, resource connections, and community-building activities.
Kids Club & Summer Meals Program
Year-round youth program offering after-school and summer activities including games, crafts, Bible lessons, and nutritious meals in partnership with Foodlink.
New City Cafe & Roastery
Community gathering space and social enterprise that employs local teens and young adults, providing hands-on mentorship and workforce development opportunities.
Summertime Free Bike Repair Clinic
Weekly bike repair clinic offering free repairs and transportation support, partnering with R-Community Bikes and Little Flower Community.
Teen Club & Mentoring
Youth outreach program providing mentorship, social activities, and support for neighborhood teens through relationship-based engagement.
activities · 8 groups
What they do
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Child & Youth Meal Programs 1 activity
- Deliver summer meals and nutrition education for childrenProvides a daily Summer Meals Program during summer months in partnership with Foodlink, serving nutritious lunches and offering lessons on nutrition and exercise to 15–20 neighborhood children each weekday.
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Nonprofit-Operated Cafés and Social Enterprises 1 activity
- Employ local teens and young adults in cafe and roastery operationsProvides meaningful employment opportunities for teens and young adults from the local community through its New City Cafe and coffee roastery, which was established by renovating a warehouse.
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Volunteer Engagement and Capacity Support 1 activity
- Engage volunteers in direct service and mentoringRecruits and involves volunteers in a range of direct service activities including working with children and teens, mentoring, and supporting facility maintenance.
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Community Festival & Event Production 1 activity
- Host neighborhood events and community-building activitiesOrganizes and hosts community events such as holiday gatherings and other neighborhood events to foster connection and stability among families in the Beechwood neighborhood.
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Bicycle Distribution and Repair Programs 1 activity
- Host weekly bike repair clinic for community membersOperates a free weekly bike repair clinic from spring to fall, in partnership with R-Community Bikes and Little Flower Community, to repair and replace bikes for residents in need.
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Affordable Housing Development and Management 1 activity
- Operate affordable housing units with holistic resident supportManages 13 affordable housing apartments below market value in the Beechwood neighborhood, incorporating tenant health assessments as part of a holistic approach to supporting low-income residents.
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Community-Based Urban Agriculture 1 activity
- Operate community garden providing produce and educationEstablishes and maintains the Beechwood Community Garden, where neighbors grow fresh produce and participate in gardening and nutrition education activities during the growing season.
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Youth and Young Adult Spiritual Engagement 1 activity
- Run youth programs including Kids Club, Teens Club, and summer campOffers weekly Kids Club on Saturday afternoons during the school year with snacks, games, crafts, and Bible lessons; operates Teens Club and summer camp opportunities for neighborhood youth as part of its ongoing ministry programs.
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financials · form 990 · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$676K
Contributions & grants$478K71%
Program service revenue$61K9%
Investment income$1780%
Other revenue$138K
expenses
Total expenses$616K
Program expenses85%
Admin / overhead9%
Fundraising6%
Salaries & benefits$384K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$954K
Cash$172K
Investments$0
Liabilities$345K
Net assets$608K
Liquid reserves3.4 mo
6 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue +9.0%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2025
Who runs it
paid leadership · 1
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Joshua Horn | Executive Director | 40 | $50K |
board members · 6
- Ben Lineman — Vice Chair
- Curt Lindahl — Treasurer
- Drew McLean — Chair
- James Maryniak — Secretary
- Michelle Gerringer — Member
- Phillip Hounshell — Member
relationships · 10
Who they work with
- Camp LiLoLi Partner — Partnership enabling neighborhood youth to attend summer camp through the 441 Kids Ministry.
- Dr. John M Perkins Partner — Partner whose philosophy guides the organization's approach to community engagement and faith-based service.
- Foodlink Partner — Collaborates with 441 Ministries Beechwood to provide meals and nutrition programming for the Kids Club and Summer Meals program.
- Foodlink Partner — Partners with 441 Ministries Beechwood to host a summer meals program for neighborhood children.
- Greater Rochester Health Foundation Partner — Featured 441 Ministries in its newsletter for tenant support initiatives.
- Little Flower Community Partner — Partners with 441 Ministries Beechwood to host a free weekly bike repair clinic during the summer.
- Not specified Partner — Seeks volunteers to support various service roles including mentoring, maintenance, and fundraising.
- R-Community Bikes Partner — Partners with 441 Ministries Beechwood to host a free weekly bike repair clinic during the summer.
- agencies Partner — Collaborates with agencies to promote physical, mental, and spiritual health in the neighborhood.
- churches Partner — Partners with churches to support holistic health and community development in the Beechwood Neighborhood.
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.
- Dignity-Centered Service through Relational and Volunteer Engagementmethodology: dignity-centered serviceBy involving volunteers in service and maintaining environments with care, the organization honors the dignity of residents because shared labor and relational presence communicate respect and mutual value.
- Holistic Community Development through Faith-Based Engagementmethodology: faith-based_holistic_community_developmentBy integrating spiritual, relational, and economic initiatives grounded in Christian principles, the organization fosters long-term neighborhood flourishing because it views holistic transformation as rooted in faith-driven presence and sustained relationships.
- Integrated Wraparound Support Addressing Social Determinants of Healthmethodology: social-determinants-of-health wraparoundBy conducting tenant health assessments and connecting residents to resources, the organization improves well-being because stable housing and proactive support address interconnected physical, mental, and spiritual needs.
- Relational Mentorship and Apprenticeship Model for Youth Developmentmethodology: relational-mentorshipBy combining paid work experience with mentoring and supervision, the organization supports youth development because meaningful relationships and real-world responsibility foster personal and professional growth.
- Resource Brokering to Strengthen Community Capacitymethodology: resource-brokeringBy connecting families and teens to existing city resources instead of duplicating services, the organization increases access and impact because leveraging established systems enhances efficiency and meets community-identified needs.