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PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF CENTRAL AND WESTERN NEW YORK INC
ROCHESTER, NY · EIN 160746860 · Form 990 · FY2024 · NTEE E42 · Health Care · Large ($10M-$50M)
revenue
$29.1M
expenses
$29.2M
net assets
$15.5M
employees
347
program ratio
79%
mission · from form 990

PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN NEW YORK, INC (PPCWNY) IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE TO MEN AND WOMEN IN THE CENTRAL AND WESTERN NY AREA. PPCWNY IS LICENSED BY NEW YORK STATE ARTICLE 28 OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH LAW. PPCWNY DELIVERS HIGH QUALITY, AFFORDABLE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE INCLUDING: ANNUAL EXAMS, BREAST AND CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING, ALL FDA APPROVED CONTRACEPTIVE OPTIONS, PREGNANCY TESTING, OPTIONS COUNSELING, ABORTION, GENDER AFFIRMING HORMONE CARE, SMOKING CESSATION AND GENERAL HEALTH SCREENINGS.

profile · synthesized from sources

Planned Parenthood of Central and Western New York Inc (PPCWNY) is a nonprofit reproductive health care provider licensed under New York State Article 28. It delivers affordable services including annual exams, cancer screenings, contraception, abortion, gender-affirming care, and sexual health education across central and western New York. The organization also operates youth development and sexual assault support programs in multiple counties.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024

What they reported doing

  1. #1 primary $0
    IN 2024, RESTORE PROVIDED FREE AND CONFIDENTIAL CRISIS INTERVENTION, SUPPORT, AND LEGAL SERVICES TO 1,703 UNDUPLICATED SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT AND THEIR LOVED ONES ACROSS MONROE, GENESEE, LIVINGSTON, ORLEANS, AND WYOMING COUNTIES, WHERE IT ALSO SERVED AS THE DESIGNATED NON-SHELTER PROVIDER FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICES. THE TEAM OF 28 PROFESSIONALSINCLUDING AN ATTORNEY, COUNSELORS, ADVOCATES, EDUCATORS, THERAPISTS, PARALEGALS, SUPERVISORS, MANAGERS, AND A DIRECTORDELIVERED 5,167 PHONE COUNSELING SESSIONS, 1,096 IN-PERSON COUNSELING SESSIONS, AND RESPONDED TO 1,054 HOTLINE CALLS. RESTORE MAINTAINED PARTNERSHIPS WITH NINE AREA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, INCLUDING RIT, UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER, SUNY BROCKPORT, GENESEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, MONROE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ST. JOHN FISHER COLLEGE, COLGATE DIVINITY SCHOOL, NAZARETH COLLEGE, AND SUNY GENESEO, OFFERING DIRECT SERVICES TO STUDENTS AND STAFF WITH OFFICE SPACE ON MOST CAMPUSES. ADDITIONALLY, RESTORE PROVIDED SERVICES IN 12 CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES, INCLUDING FIVE COUNTY JAILS AND STATE AND FEDERAL INSTITUTIONS SUCH AS ALBION, ATTICA, GROVELAND, LAKEVIEW, ORLEANS, WYOMING, AND THE BUFFALO FEDERAL DETENTION CENTER. RESTORE OUTREACH AND EDUCATION TEAM REACHED AN ADDITIONAL 20,587 COMMUNITY MEMBERS THROUGH PUBLIC OUTREACH, PREVENTION EDUCATION AND SAFE TOUCHES PROGRAMS WITH KIDS.
  2. #2 $0
    O EDUCATION AND OUTREACH PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING ON SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH ACROSS OUR REGION. IN 2024, WE SERVED 101 ZIP CODES IN 15 COUNTIES. OVERALL, EDUCATION AND OUTREACH PROVIDED EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND OUTREACH TO 66,727 CHILDREN, TEENS AND ADULTS, INCLUDING THROUGH OUR 4 YOUTH PROGRAMS THE CONNECTION, TEEN REALITY THEATRE, IN CONTROL, AND PEER HEALTH ADVOCATES PROGRAMS. THE CONNECTION IS A YOUTH PROGRAM IN THE CITY OF NIAGARA FALLS THAT PROVIDES FREE PROGRAMS, INCLUDING HEALTH EDUCATION, EVIDENCE-BASED PROGRAMS, HOMEWORK ASSISTANCE, JOB APPLICATION ASSISTANCE, GARDENING, SPORTS, HEALTHY COOKING AND HEALTHY SNACKS TO OVER 659 PRIORITY UNDERSERVED YOUTH OVER 244 OPEN DAYS. TEEN REALITY THEATRE IS OUR YOUTH PROGRAM IN THE CITY OF BUFFALO THAT SERVES OVER 155 INDIVIDUALS. PARTICIPANTS WRITE, CREATE AND PERFORM SKITS AND PLAYS ABOUT ADOLESCENCE, HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS, AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH FOR THEIR PEERS AND FAMILIES. PARTICIPANTS ARE ALSO PEER HEALTH EDUCATORS. IN CONTROL TEEN PREGNANCY PREVENTION PROGRAM IN THE CITY OF ROCHESTER EMPOWERED 6,080 TEENS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL PROJECTS. OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR YOUTH INCLUDED PHOTOGRAPHY, DANCE, COLOR GUARD, DRUM CORPS, MUSIC, PODCASTING, SEWING/FASHION, FILM AND THEATER DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS. SOME PARTICIPANTS BECOME PAID YOUTH PEER HEALTH EDUCATORS. PEER HEALTH ADVOCATES IN THE CITY OF SYRACUSE PROVIDES YOUTH PEER EDUCATION FOR PRIORITY YOUTH AND REACHED 6,161. PEER HEALTH ADVOCATES ALSO HELP WITH THE DIAPER BANK, PROVIDING FREE DIAPERS AND SUPPLIES TO PATIENTS, AND GAIN PAID WORK EXPERIENCE.
named programs · 6 · from sources

What they call their work

Education and Outreach
Delivers sexual and reproductive health education to youth and adults across 15 counties. Includes community workshops, professional trainings, and prevention education on healthy relationships and STI prevention.
In Control
Youth empowerment and teen pregnancy prevention program in Rochester offering education, vocational training, and recreational projects in photography, dance, music, theater, and community service.
Peer Health Advocates
Peer-led health education program in Syracuse for priority youth, including paid work experience and support for the diaper bank providing free supplies to patients.
RESTORE
Provides free and confidential crisis intervention, counseling, legal services, and advocacy for survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence across five counties. Includes hotline support, emergency room accompaniment, and services in correctional facilities.
Teen Reality Theatre
Youth program in Buffalo where participants create and perform skits about adolescence, healthy relationships, and reproductive health. Participants serve as peer health educators.
The Connection
Youth drop-in center in Niagara Falls offering health education, homework assistance, job application help, gardening, sports, cooking, and recreational activities for underserved youth.
activities · 4 groups

What they do

  • 24/7 Crisis and Warmline Support Services 1 activity
    • Provide crisis intervention and counseling services for survivors of sexual assault
      Provided free and confidential crisis intervention, support, and legal services to 1,703 unduplicated survivors of sexual assault and their loved ones across five counties; delivered 5,167 phone and 1,096 in-person counseling sessions and responded to 1,054 hotline calls through a team of 28 professionals.
  • Reproductive Health Access and Support Services 1 activity
    • Serve sexual and reproductive health needs across 18 counties
      Provides a full range of high-quality sexual and reproductive health services, including medication abortion, to patients across an 18-county region in central and western New York, encompassing Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls.
  • Youth Development Programs 1 activity
    • Support youth development and peer education
      Provides free youth development programs including health education, job application help, and recreational activities to over 659 underserved youth in Niagara Falls; operates Teen Reality Theatre in Buffalo serving over 155 youth as peer educators; empowers teens in Rochester and Syracuse through educational and vocational initiatives, including diaper bank operations with work experience components.
  • Uncategorized 1 activity
    • Educate communities on sexual and reproductive health
      Delivered education programs and outreach on sexual and reproductive health to 66,727 individuals across 15 counties and 101 zip codes; also conducted prevention education and Safe Touches programs for children, reaching over 20,587 community members.
financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$29.13M
Contributions & grants$10.93M38%
Program service revenue$15.98M55%
Investment income$558K2%
Other revenue$1.66M
expenses
Total expenses$29.19M
Program expenses79%
Admin / overhead18%
Fundraising2%
Salaries & benefits$18.87M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$28.44M
Cash$251K
Investments$9.24M
Liabilities$12.97M
Net assets$15.46M
Liquid reserves3.9 mo
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +15.6%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

paid leadership · 8
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
MICHELLE CASEY CEO 40 $401K
COLT WASSERMAN CMO 40 $278K
CHRISTIAN OLECK CFO 40 $235K
LAURA BUNORA VP OF HEALTH SERVICES 40 $197K
AMANDA SCHNORF REGIONAL LEAD CLINICIAN 40 $182K
ERIN CABRAL VICE PRESIDENT OF ORGANIZA 40 $174K
CHRIS SPICER VP OF PROGRAMS 40 $171K
DEBRA ANN WALKER VICE PRESIDENT OF DEVELOPM 40 $160K
board members · 13
  • AMANDA DEVITO — BOARD MEMBER
  • ANNETTE MILLER — BOARD MEMBER - TREASURER
  • BOBBIE HANGEN — BOARD MEMBER
  • BRIDGET WILLIAMS — BOARD MEMBER
  • CHRISTINE KEMP — BOARD MEMBER
  • DAVID MICHAEL GROME — BOARD MEMBER - VICE CHAIR
  • DONNA FORSYTH — BOARD MEMBER
  • ELIZABETH MCPHAIL — BOARD MEMBER - CHAIR
  • JENNIFER HULL — BOARD MEMBER
  • RACHEL JOHNSON — BOARD MEMBER
  • STEVE PLANK — BOARD MEMEBER - SECRETARY
  • SUSAN HALPERN — BOARD MEMBER
  • TIFFANY LLOYD — BOARD MEMBER
relationships · 11

Who they work with

  • Colgate Divinity School Partner — Partner institution where Restore provides direct services to students and staff, with office space on campus.
  • Genesee Community College Partner — Partner institution where Restore provides direct services to students and staff, with office space on campus.
  • Monroe Community College Partner — Partner institution where Restore provides direct services to students and staff, with office space on campus.
  • Nazareth College Partner — Partner institution where Restore provides direct services to students and staff, with office space on campus.
  • Planned Parenthood Federation of America Network — Shares donor contributions with the national organization as part of an affiliate network.
  • RIT Partner — Partner institution where Restore provides direct services to students and staff, with office space on campus.
  • SUNY Brockport Partner — Partner institution where Restore provides direct services to students and staff, with office space on campus.
  • SUNY Geneseo Partner — Partner institution where Restore provides direct services to students and staff, with office space on campus.
  • Spring Partner — Partner for merchandise sales, including T-shirts, water bottles, stickers, and more.
  • St. John Fisher College Partner — Partner institution where Restore provides direct services to students and staff, with office space on campus.
  • University of Rochester Partner — Partner institution where Restore provides direct services to students and staff, with office space on campus.
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.

  • Embedded Campus-Based Health Services
    methodology: campus-based service delivery
    By delivering sexual assault support and reproductive health services directly on college campuses, the organization increases access and utilization because proximity and integration into student environments reduce stigma and logistical barriers.
  • Evidence-Based Clinical Standards
    methodology: evidence-based care
    By adhering to evidence-based standards in abortion care and patient education, the organization ensures clinical safety and quality, which improves patient outcomes because care is aligned with current medical research and best practices.
  • Medication Abortion for Patient Autonomy
    methodology: patient-centered care
    By providing medication abortion, patients can manage their abortions safely and autonomously, increasing access to reproductive health care because it reduces structural and logistical barriers to care.
  • Networked Funding for National-Local Advocacy
    methodology: national-local network funding
    By distributing donor funds across a national network and local affiliates, the organization strengthens both systemic advocacy and localized reproductive health services because it leverages scale while maintaining community-specific responsiveness.
  • Youth Empowerment Through Peer Education
    methodology: youth empowerment and peer education
    By combining creative and vocational skill-building with peer education, the organization prevents teen pregnancy because engaged youth are more likely to adopt healthy behaviors when learning from peers in empowering contexts.