irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $1.65MEDUCATION AND TRAINING: IN 2024, PPHP'S EDUCATION AND TRAINING TEAM DELIVERED 460 SEX EDUCATION PROGRAMS, REACHING 3,026 INDIVIDUALS. ADDITIONALLY, WE REACHED 722 PARTICIPNATS THROUGH 53 SPANISH PROGRAMS AND 136 PARTICIPANTS THROUGH 46 PROGRAMS FOR INDINVOUDALS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DELAYS AND LEARNING DISABILITIES. THE MAJORITY OF EDUCATION PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS WERE ADOLESCENTS AND MULTI-SESSION PROGRAMS FOCUSED ON TOPICS SUCH AS CONSENT, SAFER SEX, BIRTH CONTROL, AND HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS. AN ADDITIONAL 4,133 INDIVIDUALS WERE REACHED THROUGH 65 COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS. 40 TEENS GRADUATED FROM OUR COMPREHENSIVE AFTER-SCHOOL TEEN INFORMATION AND PEER SERVICES (TIPS) PROGRAM, HOSTED IN SUFFOLK, WESTCHESTER, AND ROCKLAND COUNTIES.
- #2 $747KPUBLIC AFFAIRS: IN 2024, OUR COMMUNITY ORGANIZING AND ADVOCACY INITIATIVES FOCUSED ON INCREASING ACCESS TO SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE AND RIGHTS. WE ENGAGED HUNDREDS OF ACTIVISTS DURING THE YEAR WHO CONTACTED THEIR ELECTED OFFICIALS. WE ENGAGED MORE THAN 600 YOUNG PEOPLE IN OUR EFFORTS AND HOSTED MORE THAN 150 EVENTS. ADDITIONALLY WE ENGAGED IN A STATEWIDE EFFORT TO AMEND THE NEW YORK STATE CONSTITUTION TO ENSURE PROTECTIONS AND BLOCK GOVERNMENT DISCRIMINATION BASED ON ETHNICITY, NATIONAL ORIGIN, AGE, DISABILITY, AND SEX, INCLUDING THEIR SEXUAL ORIENTATION, GENDER IDENTITY, AND GENDER EXPRESSION, IN ADDITION TO PREGNANCY AND PREGNANCY OUTCOMES.
named programs · 5 · from sources
What they call their work
Community Organizing and Advocacy Initiative
Statewide advocacy efforts to protect reproductive rights, including civic engagement, voter registration education, and lobbying for policy changes
Community Outreach Programs
Engages individuals through workshops and events focused on reproductive health, reaching over 4,000 people annually across New York State
Sex Education Programs
Delivers multi-session curricula on consent, safer sex, birth control, and healthy relationships to adolescents, including virtual and in-person formats
Teen Information and Peer Services (TIPS)
Comprehensive after-school peer educator program for teens in Suffolk, Westchester, and Rockland Counties; includes training and community outreach components
Youth Summer Camp
Annual virtual and in-person summer camp for teens focused on leadership, reproductive health, and peer education
activities · 2 groups
What they do
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Reproductive Health Advocacy & Education 1 activity
- Community organizing and advocacy campaignsEngaged hundreds of activists and over 600 young people in 2024 through more than 150 events, supported a statewide campaign to amend the New York State Constitution to prohibit discrimination based on pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation; in 2023, engaged over 50 activists and 600 young people in advocacy meetings with elected officials on sex education and Medicaid policy; in 2020, mobilized 78 activists for reproductive health care legislation in Albany.
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Uncategorized 3 activities
- Community outreach programsReached 4,133 individuals through 65 community outreach programs in 2024 and 3,163 individuals through 37 programs in 2023, focusing on reproductive health and education.
- Sex education programsDelivered 460 sex education programs in 2024 reaching 3,026 individuals, including Spanish-language programs and those tailored for individuals with developmental delays and learning disabilities; delivered 576 programs in 2023 reaching 4,515 individuals; and 668 programs in 2020 reaching 5,415 individuals, primarily virtually during the pandemic.
- Youth peer education and leadership programsGraduated 40 teens from the after-school Teen Information and Peer Services (TIPS) program in 2024, 30 teens from a peer educator program in 2023, and 21 teens in 2020; also hosted youth summer camps with 8 in-person participants in 2023 and 14 at the first virtual camp in 2020.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$23.48M
Contributions & grants$12.48M53%
Program service revenue$9.31M40%
Investment income$1.46M6%
Other revenue$228K
expenses
Total expenses$26.62M
Program expenses84%
Admin / overhead14%
Fundraising2%
Salaries & benefits$15.74M
Grants paid out$95K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$61.92M
Cash$2.39M
Investments$39.05M
Liabilities$11.64M
Net assets$50.29M
Liquid reserves18.7 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -1.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
paid leadership · 9
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| VINCENT RUSSELL | PRESIDENT & CEO | 49 | $514K |
| MEERA SHAH | CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER | 35 | $426K |
| STACY DE-LIN | ASSOCIATE MEDICAL DIRECTOR | 35 | $339K |
| LISA MANES | CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER | 35 | $265K |
| MICHAEL MARTURIELLO | CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER | 34 | $247K |
| ELANOR SCHOOMER | CLINICIAN | 35 | $239K |
| DAISHA-MONET ARMSTEAD | CLINICIAN | 35 | $223K |
| SUSAN HEVER | VP OF HR & CHIEF COMPLIANCE OFFICER | 35 | $222K |
| YAMILEE BASTIEN | CLINICIAN | 35 | $188K |
board members · 15
- DARREN FREIDMAN — DIRECTOR
- EDISON DE LA CRUZ — DIRECTOR
- ELISA E BURNS — CO-VICE CHAIR
- GAURAV MALHOTRA MD — DIRECTOR
- JILL C SCHETTER — DIRECTOR
- JOAN ROSEN — DIRECTOR
- KAREN SEXTON — SECRETARY
- LINDA A GOLDSTEIN — CHAIR
- LINDSAY BAKER — TREASURER
- LYNN POLLACK — DIRECTOR
- MELISSA CATES — DIRECTOR
- SANDRA R HYMAN — DIRECTOR
- SEAN NATARO — DIRECTOR
- SHARI WARD-CUSHNIE — DIRECTOR
- SONYA LEE-CHUNG — DIRECTOR
relationships · 1
Who they work with
- New York State Government — Engaged in advocacy efforts targeting state-level policy change, including constitutional amendments and legislation related to reproductive health and rights.
strategies · 2
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.
- Multi-Session Adolescent Education for Sexual Health Literacy 32 orgsmethodology: adolescent-sexual-health-educationBy delivering multi-session education on consent, safer sex, birth control, and healthy relationships, we improve sexual health decision-making because sustained engagement builds knowledge, critical thinking, and self-efficacy in adolescents.shared approach: Integrated Systems Change →
- Structural Advocacy for Reproductive Justice 32 orgsmethodology: reproductive-justice-advocacyBy advocating for legal and policy reforms that protect against discrimination based on pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation, we advance reproductive justice because equitable access to care and autonomy depends on dismantling systemic inequities through constitutional and legislative change.shared approach: Integrated Systems Change →