Public Charity

1736 FAMILY CRISIS CENTER

Based in LOS ANGELES, CA, 1736 FAMILY CRISIS CENTER operates as a Public Charity. The organization reported $15.4M in revenue, $15.5M in expenses, $10.3M in total assets for fiscal year 2025. Imperigo tracks 77 reported grant relationships connected to this organization totaling approximately $2.8M.

EIN: 953989251 LOS ANGELES, CA Family Services NTEE: P40 Latest filing: 2025
Total Revenue$15.4M
Total Expenses$15.5M
Total Assets$10.3M
Grant Records77
Funding Total$2.8M
Filing Years2021–2025

Mission

1736 FAMILY CRISIS CENTER IS DEDICATED TO RESTORING STABILITY AND OPPORTUNITY FOR AMERICANS IN NEED. WE PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN, FAMILIES, AND VETERANS FACING CHALLENGES SUCH AS CRIME, ABUSE, HOMELESSNESS, UNEMPLOYMENT, AND TEEN DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE. OUR MISSION IS TO STRENGTHEN SAFETY, PROMOTE SELF-RELIANCE, AND HELP EVERY INDIVIDUAL BUILD A SECURE AND SUCCESSFUL FUTURE.

Where $100 goes at 1736 Family Crisis Center

How 1736 Family Crisis Center divides every $100 it spends, from its own Form 990 filings, averaged across 6 years.

$88 Programs the work itself
$11 Management running the organization
$1 Fundraising raising the next dollar

Inside the $88 for programs

$51
Residential shelters and services-four of the center's six shelters serve crime survivors and their children from birth through 17 years
58% of program spending · Reported in the filing: 15 participants; 150 beds
$32
Housing services for veterans and crime victims-the program offers support to prevent or end homelessness for veteran families
36% of program spending
$3
Runaway and homeless youth shelter services-the emergency shelter and youth program is a six-bed state-licensed shelter that offers services to children and youth ages 10 through 17
4% of program spending

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

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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

COMMUNITY EDUCATION SPECIA Anne Oconnor
CEO & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Carol A Adelkoff
DIRECTOR Chase D'arnaud
MANAGING DIRECTOR OF PROGR Dalena Powell-Mays
DIRECTOR Ernestine Frazier
DIRECTOR John Hugunin

Officer compensation and complete director data available with membership.

Top Grant Purposes

Housing & Homelessness
$1,526,324 10 grants
Human & Social Services
$587,797 13 grants
General Support
$353,705 27 grants
Health & Medicine
$109,900 5 grants
Mental Health & Substance Abuse
$100,000 1 grant

Financial Trends

Year Revenue Expenses Assets
2025 $15.4M $15.5M $10.3M
2024 $13.3M $13.4M $9.8M
2023 $16.5M $17.1M $11.3M
2022 $15.8M $16.1M $12.2M
2021 $18.8M $18.5M $12.1M

Between 2021 and 2025, reported annual revenue declined from $18.8M to $15.4M (-18%), with total assets most recently reported at $10.3M.

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

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