Private Foundation

DEVELOPING FAMILIES CENTER INC

Based in WASHINGTON, DC, DEVELOPING FAMILIES CENTER INC operates as a Private Foundation. The organization reported $5K in revenue, $1.0M in expenses for fiscal year 2023. Imperigo tracks 9 reported grants from this foundation totaling approximately $7.2M.

EIN: 522103947 WASHINGTON, DC Latest filing: 2023
Total Revenue$5K
Total Expenses$1.0M
Grants Given9
Grant Total$7.2M
Filing Years2017–2023

Sample Grants Given

GWCF
Washington, DC · 2023
invest in community-based organizations within Wards 5, 7 and 8, where women of color continue to experience health disparities and face socioeconomic and structural challenges when it comes to accessing affordable and quality maternal care.
$464,348
GWCF
Washington, DC · 2022
invest in community-based organizations within Wards 5, 7 and 8, where women of color continue to experience health disparities and face socioeconomic and structural challenges when it comes to accessing affordable and quality maternal care.
$5,000,000
Community of Hope
Washington, DC · 2022
support maternal and infant health services in Ward 5 of DC
$1,000,000
Edward C Mazique Parent Child Cente
Washington, DC · 2022
Education and Advocacy and Maternal Health Systems of Care by creating andmaintaining a Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) workforce and healthier work environment to better supportdevelopment and education for families with young children experiencing low-income, and relocatingeducation and child development centers, including the center previously located at the DevelopingFamilies Center on 801 17th Street, NE to continue to provide high-quality services to families with youngchildren experiencing low-income
$250,000
Volunteers of America
Annapolis, MD · 2022
support Priority Areas Maternal Health Systems of Care and Capacity Building and Scaling by launchingthe Hope Has A Home for Women program to offer homeless women of child-bearing age access toprimary care, behavioral health, substance use recovery, and housing assistance and placement in theDistrict of Columbia
$145,000

Showing up to 5 of 9 total records — full history available with membership.

Officers & Directors

BOARD MEMBER Andrea Miano
BOARD MEMBER Jay W Klug Mba
BOARD MEMBER Kelly Sweeney Mcshane Mba
Board Memebr Lance Withers Slaughter
BOARD MEMBER Maria Tina Johnson Cnm
Secretary Patricia Donovan

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Top Grant Purposes

invest in community-based organizations within Wards 5, 7 and 8, where women of color continue to experience health disparities and face socioeconomic and structural challenges when it comes to accessing affordable and quality maternal care.
$5,464,348 2 grants
support maternal and infant health services in Ward 5 of DC
$1,000,000 1 grant
Education and Advocacy and Maternal Health Systems of Care by creating andmaintaining a Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) workforce and healthier work environment to better supportdevelopment and education for families with young children experiencing low-income, and relocatingeducation and child development centers, including the center previously located at the DevelopingFamilies Center on 801 17th Street, NE to continue to provide high-quality services to families with youngchildren experiencing low-income
$250,000 1 grant
support Priority Areas Maternal Health Systems of Care and Capacity Building and Scaling by launchingthe Hope Has A Home for Women program to offer homeless women of child-bearing age access toprimary care, behavioral health, substance use recovery, and housing assistance and placement in theDistrict of Columbia
$145,000 1 grant
Education and Advocacy by addressing the combined impact of trauma on bothstaff and patients together to strengthen respectful care and reduce care inequities by implementing anevidence-based program focused on expecting and birthing mothers, including a critical incident supportprogram for clinical staff based on the Prevention of PTSD in midwifery (POPPY) model
$145,000 1 grant

Financial Trends

Year Revenue Expenses Assets
2023 $5K $1.0M —
2022 $7.9M $586K $7.8M
2020 $274K $578K $1.8M
2018 $286K $505K $2.3M
2017 $291K $435K $2.2M

Between 2017 and 2023, reported annual revenue declined from $291K to $5K (-98%).

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Grant Geography

Grants from this foundation were reported to recipients in DC, MD.

DCMD

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