Public Charity

MONUMENT CRISIS CENTER

MONUMENT CRISIS CENTER is a Public Charity headquartered in CONCORD, CA. Financial data from the 2025 filing: $4.0M revenue, $4.3M expenses, $10.1M total assets. 126 publicly reported grants to this organization, totaling roughly $4.1M, appear in IRS filings.

EIN: 412111171 CONCORD, CA Centers to Support the Independence of Specific Populations NTEE: P80 Latest filing: 2025
Total Revenue$4.0M
Total Expenses$4.3M
Total Assets$10.1M
Grant Records126
Funding Total$4.1M
Filing Years2021–2025

Mission

THE MISSION OF THE CENTER IS TO PROVIDE FOOD, EDUCATION, ASSISTANCE AND REFERRALS IN CRISIS SITUATIONS AND PROMOTE COMMUNITY AWARENESS OF NEEDS AND AVAILABLE RESOURCES. THE MONUMENT CRISIS CENTER PROVIDES CRISIS ASSISTANCE TO AT-RISK AND (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O...) ...MISSION STATEMENT CONTINUEDEXTREMELY LOW INCOME FAMILIES WITH A 7-DAY SUPPLY OF CANNED, DRY PACKAGED AND FRESH FOOD. CLIENTS ARE ELIGIBLE TO COME ONCE A MONTH TO PICK UP GROCERIES; REGULARLY ATTEND CLASSES, WORKSHOPS, AND PROGRAMS; AND UTILIZE ON-SITE COLLABORATIONS AND OFF-SITE REFERRALS. WE OFFER A FRIENDLY, RESPECTFUL AND SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENT WITH A KNOWLEDGEABLE, CULTURALLY COMPETENT AND DEDICATED STAFF. OUR DEEP INVOLVEMENT IN THE CONTRA COSTA COMMUNITY PROMOTES AWARENESS AND CONNECTIVITY, PROVIDING MEANINGFUL SUPPORT TO OUR CLIENT FAMILIES.

Where $100 goes at Monument Crisis Center

How Monument Crisis Center divides every $100 it spends, from its own Form 990 filings, averaged across 9 years.

$91 Programs the work itself
$7 Management running the organization
$2 Fundraising raising the next dollar

Inside the $91 for programs

$64
Food distribution
71% of program spending · Reported in the filing: 14,500 individuals; 5,200 households
$14
Senior moments, health and wellness, and community engagement & outreach services: Monument Crisis Center's additional programs include senior moments, health & wellness, and community engagement & outreach services
15% of program spending · Reported in the filing: 30,000 hours
$7
Resource & referral
8% of program spending

Plus 1 more program. Cost per person served and the full program breakdown are on the full profile.

Share on LinkedIn Share on Facebook
Add this to your website

Source: Form 990 filings with the IRS, latest fiscal year 2025. Shares are from the organization's reported expenses. Data by Imperigo; not affiliated with the IRS.

Officers & Directors

FINANCE DIRECTOR Armando Martinez-Lopez
INTERIM ED / DEPUTY DIRECTOR Daniel Scherer
MEMBER Jennifer Ortega
PRESIDENT Jim Boyd
VICE PRESIDENT Karina De La Cruz
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Karla Tinajero Salazar

Officer compensation and complete director data available with membership.

Top Grant Purposes

General Support
$2,391,667 76 grants
Human & Social Services
$1,100,325 15 grants
Food Assistance & Nutrition
$271,269 9 grants
Health & Medicine
$252,910 10 grants
Public Safety & Disaster Relief
$60,000 1 grant

Financial Trends

Year Revenue Expenses Assets
2025 $4.0M $4.3M $10.1M
2024 $4.5M $4.4M $10.4M
2023 $3.7M $3.7M $10.4M
2022 $7.8M $3.1M $10.3M
2021 $6.1M $3.6M $8.7M

Between 2021 and 2025, reported annual revenue declined from $6.1M to $4.0M (-36%), with total assets most recently reported at $10.1M.

Interactive year-over-year charts and full filing details available with membership.

See the full picture for MONUMENT CRISIS CENTER

Complete financials, all 126 grant records, officer compensation, year-over-year trend charts, a geographic grant map, and data exports — across 880,000+ organizations.

Full Financial History Complete Grant Activity Officer Compensation Year-over-Year Charts Geographic Grant Map Data Exports
7-day free trial Cancel any time