Public Charity

COMPREHENSIVE BLEEDING DISORDERS CENTER

COMPREHENSIVE BLEEDING DISORDERS CENTER is a nonprofit organization categorized as Public Charity based in DUNLAP, IL. Its most recent IRS filing (2022) reports expenses of $39K, total assets of $777K. Imperigo tracks 2 reported grant relationships connected to this organization totaling approximately $101K.

EIN: 371361264 DUNLAP, IL Blood Banks NTEE: E61 Latest filing: 2022

Total Expenses$39K

Total Assets$777K

Grant Records2

Funding Total$101K

Filing Years2018–2022

Mission

THE ESTABLISHMENT AND OPERATION OF A CENTER FOR THE PROMOTION OF EDUCATION AND RESEARCH CONCERNING CLOTTING DISORDERS, THE DISTRIBUTION OF BLOOD DERIVATIVES AND SYNTHETIC HEMOSTATIC AGENTS TO PERSONS WITH CLOTTING DISORDERS ON A DISCOUNTED OR, CONSISTENT WITH AVAILABLE RESOURCES, NO COST BASIS IN THE CASE OF INDIGENT, CHARITY, OR UNINSURED PERSONS,SOLICITATION OF CONTRIBUTIONS AND GRANTS TO SUPPORT THE FOREGOING, AND THE RECRUITMENT AND RETENTION OF COMPETENT MEDICAL PERSONNEL SO THAT CARE IS AVAILABLE IN THE GEOGRAPHIC AREA SERVED BY THE CENTER FOR PERSONS WITH CLOTTING DISORDERS.

Sample Grants Received

GREAT LAKES HEMOPHILIA FOUNDATION INC

2017

TO PROVIDE OUTREACH AND CARE THROUGH THE HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT CENTER NETWORK AND CONDUCT SURVEILLANCE AND RESEARCH TO PREVENT COMPLICATIONS.

$51,935

GREAT LAKES HEMOPHILIA FOUNDATION INC

To provide outreach and care through the hemophilia treatment center network and conduct surveillance and research to prevent complications.

$49,241

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Officers & Directors

DIRECTOR Dr Richard O'connor

DIRECTOR Jeanette Ashley

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR John Redington

PRESIDENT Joseph Knapp

TREASURER William Lawrence

DIRECTOR William Russell

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Top Grant Purposes

TO PROVIDE OUTREACH AND CARE THROUGH THE HEMOPHILIA TREATMENT CENTER NETWORK AND CONDUCT SURVEILLANCE AND RESEARCH TO PREVENT COMPLICATIONS.

$51,935 1 grant

To provide outreach and care through the hemophilia treatment center network and conduct surveillance and research to prevent complications.

$49,241 1 grant

Financial Trends

Year	Revenue	Expenses	Assets
2022	—	$39K	$777K
2021	—	$56K	$816K
2020	$-274K	$91K	$871K
2019	$472K	$153K	$1.2M
2018	$191K	$612K	$945K

Between 2018 and 2020, reported annual revenue moved from $191K to $-274K, with total assets most recently reported at $777K.

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