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MOTHER CABRINI HEALTH FOUNDATION INC

NEW YORK, NY · EIN 830590263 · Form 990PF · FY2024 · NTEE T30 · Philanthropy & Grantmaking · Very Large (>$50M)
revenue
$185.2M
expenses
$83.9M
net assets
$3.8B
employees
profile · synthesized from sources

MOTHER CABRINI HEALTH FOUNDATION INC is a private foundation based in New York that funds nonprofit organizations addressing health, food insecurity, housing, education, and social services for underserved populations. The foundation primarily supports programs in New York State, with a focus on low-income children, immigrants, older adults, and the uninsured. Grants are directed to service providers rather than direct program delivery.

named programs · 7 · from sources

What they call their work

Care Navigation Center
Supports a center improving access to health care for underserved patients through care coordination and navigation services.
Children Rising Center
Funds construction of a center aimed at supporting children and families through integrated services.
Collaborative Community Paramedicine
Funds pilot models in rural New York State that integrate paramedicine into community health services.
Feeding Our Neighbors
Supports case management and food distribution programs for low-income individuals through grants to Catholic Charities Community Services.
Housing and Supportive Services for Women
Supports housing and reintegration services for women transitioning from incarceration at Rikers Island.
Legal Services for Immigrants
Provides legal assistance and education to low-income immigrants in New York City.
Remote Patient Monitoring
Provides technology for nursing home residents to enable remote health monitoring and improve care outcomes.
activities · 7 groups

What they do

  • Hospital and Medical Center Support 3 activities
    • Funding care navigation centers for underserved patients
      Provides grants to establish and operate care navigation centers that help vulnerable populations access necessary healthcare services.
    • Funding collaborative community medicine and paramedicine models in rural New York
      Finances integrated care delivery models, including community paramedicine initiatives, to improve healthcare access and outcomes in rural areas of New York State.
    • Funding remote patient monitoring technology for nursing home residents
      Supports the implementation of remote monitoring systems in nursing homes to enhance health outcomes for elderly and vulnerable residents.
  • Church and Congregation-Based Financial Aid 3 activities
    • Funding enhancement of food resources for network and affiliate pantries
      Funds improvements and expansion of food resources for a network of affiliated food pantries, increasing availability and distribution capacity.
    • Funding staffing for case management and food distribution programs
      Provides financial support for personnel in programs that deliver food assistance and case management services to individuals and families in need.
    • Funding support services for immigrants, older adults, and homeless individuals
      Finances programs offering essential support services targeted at immigrants, seniors, and people experiencing homelessness.
  • Capital Infrastructure Funding 1 activity
    • Funding construction of facilities for child and family services
      Finances the building of infrastructure such as the Children Rising Center to expand access to child and family support services.
  • Women's Rights and Empowerment Grants 1 activity
    • Funding housing and supportive services for women transitioning from incarceration
      Provides financial support for housing and reintegration services for women leaving Rikers Island, promoting stability and long-term recovery.
  • Centralized Community Federation Support 1 activity
    • Funding legal services and education for low-income immigrants
      Grants funds to organizations delivering legal aid and educational programs to low-income immigrant communities in New York City.
  • Financial Aid and Scholarship Access Programs 1 activity
    • Funding scholarships for low-income children to attend private schools
      Awards grants enabling economically disadvantaged children in New York City to access private education through scholarship programs.
  • Union and Association Benefit Funds 1 activity
    • Funding services for uninsured and underinsured individuals
      Supports programs that address the health and social service needs of populations lacking adequate health insurance coverage.
financials · form 990PF · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$185.19M
Contributions & grants$9K0%
Program service revenue
Investment income$36.62M20%
Other revenue$104.04M
expenses
Total expenses$83.92M
Program expenses
Admin / overhead
Fundraising
Salaries & benefits$4.64M
Grants paid out$172.62M
balance sheet
Total assets$3.93B
Cash
Investments
Liabilities
Net assets$3.83B
4 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +63.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

paid leadership · 7
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
COLIN AMBROSE CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER 45 $1.58M
GREGORY MUSTACIUOLO CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 45 $925K
CHANNON LUCAS EXECUTIVE VP, EXTERNAL ENGAGEMENT 45 $631K
DAVID HORNE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER 45 $621K
DANIEL FRASCELLA CHIEF PROGRAMS AND GRANTS OFFICER 45 $576K
LINZIE STEINBACH CHIEF COMPLIANCE OFFICER 45 $519K
ANUPA FABIAN CHIEF EVALUATION AND LEARNING OFFICER 45 $449K
board members · 18
  • ALEX LADOUCEUR — DIRECTOR
  • ALFRED F KELLY JR — CHAIRPERSON & DIRECTOR
  • CARLA A HARRIS — DIRECTOR
  • CATHERINE R KINNEY — TREASURER & DIRECTOR
  • JENNIFER C BALBACH — DIRECTOR
  • JOHN J GRAY JR — DIRECTOR
  • JOSEPH DUTKOWSKY MD — DIRECTOR
  • KATHRYN CONNERTON — DIRECTOR
  • KATHRYN H RUSCITTO — DIRECTOR
  • KEVIN RYAN — DIRECTOR
  • LAURA L FORESE MD — DIRECTOR
  • MARCOS A CRESPO — DIRECTOR
  • MICHAEL J COONEY — DIRECTOR
  • PETER J JOHNSON JR — DIRECTOR
  • RICHARD J J SULLIVAN JR — DIRECTOR
  • ROBERT M BENNET — DIRECTOR
  • ROBERT NIEHAUS — DIRECTOR
  • SAMUEL A DIPIAZZA JR — SECRETARY & DIRECTOR
relationships · 11

Who they work with

  • BLUEPRINT 15 INC Partner — Funded to support construction of the Children Rising Center.
  • CABRINI MISSION FOUNDATION Partner — Funded to provide support services for immigrants, older adults, and the homeless.
  • CATHOLIC CHARITIES COMMUNITY SERVICES ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK Partner — Funded to support staffing for case management and feeding programs.
  • CATHOLIC FOUNDATION FOR BROOKLYN AND QUEENS Partner — Funded to enhance food resources for network and affiliate pantries.
  • CATHOLIC HEALTH CARE SYSTEM Partner — Funded to provide remote patient monitoring technology for nursing home residents.
  • CATHOLIC MIGRATION SERVICES INC Partner — Funded to provide legal services and education to low-income immigrants in NYC.
  • HOME CARE ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK STATE Partner — Funded twice to support collaborative community medicine and paramedicine models in rural regions of New York State.
  • MERCY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION Partner — Funded to support a care navigation center improving access to care for underserved patients.
  • ST JOSEPH'S NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER INC Partner — Funded to address health and social needs of uninsured and underinsured individuals.
  • THE CHILDREN'S SCHOLARSHIP FUND Partner — Funded to provide scholarships for low-income children to attend private schools.
  • THE RECTOR CHURCH-WARDENS AND VESTRYMEN OF TRINITY CHURCH IN THE CITY OF NE Partner — Funded to provide housing and supportive services for women transitioning from Rikers Island.