A Child's Haven

 

Success Stories

I am about to adopt Brian, a happy, healthy four-year old boy the doctors said would probably never see his first birthday. He was born prematurely into a life of chaos, and weighed barely three pounds at birth. His birth mother was struggling with mental illness, addiction, and life in poverty. Brian suffered the consequences, and was designated a “Failure to Thrive” for his first seven months. The prospects for his life were grim, if he even survived.

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Our Financials

A Child's Haven strives to deliver maximum program impact at the best possible cost. Eighty-eight cents of every dollar given to A Child's Haven goes to direct services for children and families. One year after leaving our program, 95% of our children are living with a stable, consistent caregiver and 90% are attending a mainstream school. Our other service numbers and audited financials for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2008 are outlined below.

A Year at A Child’s Haven

Our daily treatment capacity for this past fiscal year was 77 children, including 47 enrolled at our current Main Center on Rutherford Road. Our satellite program at The Riley Center in Pelzer had capacity for 12 children, and our outreach programs in coordination with SHARE Head Start had capacity for another 18 children.

Children receiving therapeutic care 143
Total hours of therapeutic care 52,824
Healthy meals served   22,201
Bus miles driven 55,588
Clinical home visits 1,407
Parenting classes & support meetings 190
Volunteers giving their time 1,535

Income and Expense Chart

2007 – 2008 Fiscal Year: Income & Expenses1

  Operations Capital Campaign
Public Support    
Unrestricted Contributions $ 425,609  
Temporarily Restricted Contributions $ 283,4902 $ 1,768,836
United Way of Greenville County $ 168,428  
Revenue  
Service Fees from Government $ 983,517  
Other Income, including Investments $ 7,681  
Total Public Support and Revenue $ 1,868,725 $ 1,768,836
Expenses  
Direct Service to Children and Families $ 1,798,586  
Administration and Fundraising $ 251,496 $ 78,518
Total Expenses $ 2,050,082 $ 78,518

Statement of Financial Position

As of June 30, 2008

ASSETS Operations Capital Campaign
CURRENT ASSETS    
Cash and cash equivalents $ 373,651 $ 85,877
Donations or Pledges receivable $ 14,873 $ 423,850
Grants and contracts receivable $ 54,079  
Investments $ 125,109  
Prepaid expenses $ 31,640  
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $ 599,352 $ 509,727
PROPERTY and EQUIPMENT, NET $ 47,318 $ 604,326
Other assets (non-current pledges)   $ 586,265
TOTAL ASSETS $ 646,670 $ 1,700,318
     
LIABILITIES and NET ASSETS    
CURRENT LIABILITIES    
Accounts payable $ 12,074  
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES $ 12,074  
     
NET ASSETS    
Unrestricted net assets $ 420,456 $ 604,326
Temporarily restricted net assets $ 214,140 $ 1,095,992
TOTAL NET ASSETS $ 634,596 $ 1,700,318
TOTAL LIABILITIES and NET ASSETS $ 646,670 $ 1,700,318

1 This information is drawn from a complete financial audit by Bradshaw, Gordon & Clinkscales, LLC. On this page, Operating and Capital Campaign financials have been separated for greater clarity. A copy of the original audit is available for review at our Main Center on Rutherford Road.

2 Of this amount, $ 140,967 is allocated for expenditures in the following fiscal year (July 2008 ‐ June 2009), as part of a Parent Support Grant from The Duke Endowment.