IRS 990 Nonprofit Profile
Community Teamwork INC
Overview
Community Teamwork is a catalyst for social change, leveraging programs, partnerships, and collective voice to foster equity, compassion, and community engagement by creating housing, education, and economic opportunities. Our vision is a community whose institutions, systems, and people support everyone’s opportunity to thrive. A future where clients are aware of opportunities available and how to access them so they achieve their potential for economic independence and personal growth. Through teamwork we want the community to be a committed and knowledgeable partner which results in fewer people living in poverty. Community Teamwork wants to exceed client, funder and employee expectations. We want clients, staff and community to be inspired to lead personal and community change. Our Values.
Community Teamwork (Greater Lowell’s Community Action Agency) works toward a stronger community by mobilizing resources for low-income people and creating housing, education, and economic opportunities. Its mission emphasizes helping people achieve stability and self-sufficiency while building equity and community engagement through programs such as Common Ground Development (affordable housing development), Child Care & Early Education, Employment & Training, Financial Education, Food & Nutrition (including WIC and Farmers’ Market coupons), Housing Supports (rental assistance and emergency shelters), School Age after-school programming, and Energy & Utilities (fuel assistance and weatherization). The organization serves residents across over 70 cities and towns and has multiple service sites and partners in the region.
- Sector
- Human Services
- Faith identity / affiliation
- Secular
- Official website
- https://WWW.COMMTEAM.ORG
- Public contact
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Affordable HousingCommunity Action AgencyEmployment And TrainingChild Care And Early EducationEnergy AssistanceFood And NutritionFinancial EducationHousing Support And Rental AssistanceAfter School / Youth ProgrammingEnergy Assistance And Conservation
Programs and Current Appeals
- Child Care & Early Education
Support family self-sufficiency by providing nurturing, safe, supportive programs for families with children ages birth through middle school; addresses educational, social, nutritional, health needs.
Child Care And Early Education · United States · Current
- Food & Nutrition
WIC services providing nutritious supplemental foods, nutrition education/counseling, referrals, and Farmers’ Market coupons; Lowell Farmers’ Market supports thousands of participants.
Food And Nutrition · United States · Current
- Housing Supports (HCEC Rental Assistance & Emergency Shelters)
Works across the housing security continuum, from help meeting basic rental/utility expenses to emergency shelters, and helps build affordable housing units through partnerships.
Housing Support And Rental Assistance · United States · Ongoing
- School Age
Safe and enjoyable place for 5–13-year-old children for enrichment activities and academic assistance; licensed/inspected by Department of Early Education and Care.
After School / Youth Programming · Lowell (bailey, Greenhalge, Lincoln, Mcauliffe, Pawtucket Memorial Schools) · United States · Current
- Energy & Utilities
Heating and conservation programs including fuel assistance, weatherization, and burner repair/replacement (includes HEAP and appliance management/other services).
Energy Assistance And Conservation · United States · Current
Places of Operation
Public sources identify operations or appeals in 1 place.
Greater Lowell / Merrimack Valley / North Shore (massachusetts)
Official Sources and Evidence
This profile summarizes 1 official source pages and 68 evidence items alongside IRS Form 990 data.
Financials
- Filing year
- 2023
- Total revenue
- $188.3M
- Total expenses
- $180.6M
- Total assets
- $61.9M
- Program expenses
- $172.4M
- Administration
- $7.9M
- Fundraising
- $324K
- Program share of expenses
- 95%
- EIN
- 42382027
- Sector
- Human Services
- Location
- Lowell, MA
Leadership and Compensation
- Karen Frederick - CEO
- $242K
- Carl Howell - CPO
- $179K
- Lisa Wholey - Chro
- $167K
- Nancy Van Alst - CFO
- $161K
- Ann Sirois - Cpdo
- $147K
- Sheila Och - President
- $0
- Aleksandra Tugbiyele - Vice Preside
- $0
- Glenn Goldman - Treasurer
- $0
- Bernadette Wheeler - Assistant Tr
- $0
- Dennis Piendak - Clerk
- $0
Officers, directors and key employees with total reported compensation, from Form 990 Part VII.
Governance
- Voting board members
- 22
- Independent members
- 22
Grants
- Grants to U.S. organizations and individuals
- $121.6M
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