IRS 990 Nonprofit Profile
Catholic Charitable Bureau Of The Archdiocese Of Boston INC
Overview
Catholic Charities Boston provides help and hope to empower individuals and families to develop pathways out of poverty and toward stability, with services open to all regardless of faith or circumstance (including affordable childcare, education, and job training programs). Refugee services are a vital part of our mission to welcome and serve those in need. Refugees come to Catholic Charities Boston from all corners of the world, including Afghanistan, Burma, Bhutan, Cuba, Ethiopia, Haiti, Iraq, Liberia, Somalia, Sudan, and Vietnam. We work closely with the state department and partners including Combined Jewish Philanthropies and the Jewish Community Relations Council to give critical support to refugee families and individuals who have fled war, political upheaval, and persecution in order to establish roots in the U.S. Our Process.
Rooted in a faith mission, Catholic Charities Boston provides comprehensive emergency assistance and long-term economic empowerment for families and individuals, welcoming people regardless of faith or circumstance and supporting pathways from crisis to stability and self-sufficiency through services including food pantries, shelter and living assistance, affordable childcare, education and job training, family and youth programs, and refugee and immigrant resettlement supports.
- Sector
- Unknown, Unclassified
- Faith identity / affiliation
- Christianity
- Official website
- https://WWW.CCAB.ORG
- Public contact
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ChildcareEducationJob TrainingFood PantriesRefugee ResettlementImmigrant Services
Places of Operation
Public sources identify operations or appeals in 1 place.
Massachusetts
Public Leadership, Board and Advisors
- Kelley Tuthill, Ed.D. — President/Chief Executive Officer
- Jamie Ewing — Chief Operating Officer
- Paula Finnerty — Senior Vice President of Advancement
- Larry Mayes — Senior Vice President for Government and Community Relations
- Leah Sullivan — Chief Financial Officer
- Jennie Moore Marshall — Chief of Staff
Official Sources and Evidence
This profile summarizes 6 official source pages and 72 evidence items alongside IRS Form 990 data.
Financials
- Filing year
- 2023
- Total revenue
- $58.2M
- Total expenses
- $54.3M
- Total assets
- $62.9M
- Program expenses
- $45.6M
- Administration
- $7.0M
- Fundraising
- $1.7M
- Program share of expenses
- 84%
- EIN
- 42534041
- Sector
- Unknown, Unclassified
- Location
- South Boston, MA
Leadership and Compensation
- Kevin M Mackenzie - President & CEO (retired 12/31/23)
- $265K
- Kelley Tuthill - President (8/23 -12/23), CEO (1/24 - 6/24)
- $225K
- David Whelan - Sr. VP Of Advancement
- $195K
- Jennifer Mendelsohn - CFO & Asst. Clerk (through 9/18/23)
- $188K
- John L Mayes - Sr. VP Of Government Relations
- $188K
- Janet Macdougall - VP Of Family And Youth Services
- $155K
- Carol Reilly - VP Of Human Resources
- $155K
- Barry Veronesi - Controller
- $142K
- Leah Sullivan - CFO & Asst. Clerk (after 9/18/23)
- $101K
- Mark D Kerwin - Trustee, Chair Of The Board
- $0
Officers, directors and key employees with total reported compensation, from Form 990 Part VII.
Governance
- Voting board members
- 17
- Independent members
- 16
Grants
- Grants to U.S. organizations and individuals
- $2.2M
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