CABBAGE PATCH SETTLEMENT HOUSE INC
1413 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, LOUISVILLE, KY 402082203 www.cabbagepatch.org

Total Revenue
$2,583,628
Total Expenses
$2,512,904
Net Assets
$24,954,816

Organizations Filed Purposes: OUR MISSION IS TO EQUIP AND EMPOWER AT-RISK CHILDREN, YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES TO BE SELF-SUFFICIENT BY HELPING THEM MAXIMIZE THEIR ECONOMIC, EDUCATIONAL, EMOTIONAL, MORAL, PHYSICAL, SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL POTENTIAL. (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O). IN 2020, "THE PATCH" CELEBRATED ITS 109TH YEAR OF PROFOUNDLY CHANGING LIVES.

RECREATIONAL/YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: THIS PROGRAM FOCUSES ON SCHOOL-AGED AT RISK CHILDREN. AFTER-SCHOOL AND SUMMER ACTIVITIES ARE DESIGNED TO HELP YOUNG PEOPLE MAKE POSITIVE CHOICES AND AVOID THE INNER-CITY PITFALLS OF GANGS, VIOLENCE, DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE, TEEN PREGNANCY AND DROPPING OUT OF SCHOOL. THROUGH A WIDE VARIETY OF AGE-APPROPRIATE PROGRAMS, AT-RISK CHILDREN ARE ENCOURAGED TO USE THEIR FREE TIME CONSTRUCTIVELY AND ENGAGE IN SAFE PLAY. THEY LEARN SUCH LIFE SKILLS AS TEAMWORK, COMMITMENT, DISCIPLINE, SPORTSMANSHIP AND RESPECT. THEIR RELATIONSHIPS WITH STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS ARE KEY TO THE PROGRAM'S SUCCESS. ULTIMATELY, THE CHILDREN AND YOUTH GAIN SELF-CONFIDENCE WHILE EXPERIENCING WHAT IT MEANS TO BE WINNERS IN LIFE. (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) STRUCTURED CLASSES AND ACTIVITIES ARE OFFERED IN THIRTEEN CORE PROGRAM AREAS FOR TWO AGE GROUPS: 8-11 YEAR OLDS AND 12-18 YEAR OLDS. THE PROGRAM AREAS INCLUDE: ARTS, CRAFTS, MUSIC, DRAMA, OUTDOOR RECREATION, CAMPING, SPORTS AND GAMES, SELF-DIRECTED PLAY, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, HOBBIES, CLUBS AND SPECIAL EVENTS. TYPICAL ATTENDANCE DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR AVERAGES AROUND 85 A DAY, DURING THE SUMMER 101 A DAY.19,109 VISITS

FAMILY SERVICES & COUNSELING PROGRAM: THIS PROGRAM OFFERS AT-RISK FAMILIES THE OPPORTUNITY TO DISCOVER LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS TO DIFFICULT PROBLEMS. PROGRAMS ARE DESIGNED TO BE PRO-ACTIVE, PREVENTIVE AND EDUCATIONAL. OUR GOALS ARE TO GUIDE FAMILIES TOWARD SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND MAKE PROFOUND DIFFERENCES IN THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE. A STRONG EMPHASIS IS PLACED ON HELPING FAMILIES BREAK THE CYCLE OF POVERTY BY OFFERING INTENSIVE CASE-MANAGEMENT SERVICES THAT HELP MOVE THEM FROM INSTABILITY TO STABLE, HEALTHY FAMILY ENVIRONMENTS. COUNSELING SERVICES INCLUDE: INDIVIDUAL YOUTH BEHAVIORAL COUNSELING, FAMILY & MARRIAGE COUNSELING, GROUP SUPPORT PROGRAMS, LIFE SKILLS & SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT FOR YOUTH (BOYS & GIRLS CLUB). AT-RISK, INNER CITY FAMILIES RECEIVE FREE COUNSELING SERVICES. (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) THE COUNSELING STAFF ALSO ASSISTS OTHER CABBAGE PATCH STAFF IN DETERMINING EFFECTIVE BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION STRATEGIES FOR TROUBLED CHILDREN WHO EXHIBIT DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIORS. THE PRIMARY GOAL OF OUR COUNSELING PROGRAM IS TO TEACH OUR YOUTH HOW TO MAKE POSITIVE CHOICES WHEN FACED WITH DIFFICULT LIFE CIRCUMSTANCES. FAMILY SERVICES HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE PROVIDING CHRISTMAS BASKETS (FOOD AND GIFTS) TO OVER 60 FAMILIES AND BACK-TO-SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO OVER 115 CHILDREN.2,675 VISITS

EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES: WELL-QUALIFIED TEACHERS, INTERNS AND MANY VOLUNTEERS WORK DAILY WITH DOZENS OF STUDENTS. THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO HELP STUDENTS ACADEMICALLY ACHIEVE THEIR HIGHEST POTENTIAL LEVEL. MANY OF OUR PARTICIPANTS COME FROM HOMES WHERE EDUCATION ATTAINMENT LEVELS ARE LOW. MANY OF THE CHILDREN WE SERVE ARE CAPABLE OF ACADEMIC SUCCESS, BUT ARE HAMPERED BY VARIOUS BARRIERS. WE KNOW THAT EDUCATION IS ONE OF THE BEST WAYS TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF MULTI-GENERATIONAL POVERTY AND WE ARE COMMITTED TO ENSURING STUDENTS ARE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITIES TO SUCCEED AND EXCEL. CORE PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS GRADES 1-12 INCLUDE: TUTORING, SUPERVISED STUDY HALL (HOMEWORK HELPER), READING AND MATH READINESS CLASSES, COMPUTER LAB AND SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAM. (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) THE COLLEGE SCHOLARS PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO CAPABLE, MOTIVATED YOUTH WHO DESIRE A HIGHER EDUCATION BUT ARE LIMITED BY FAMILY HARDSHIPS. FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR ENDING MAY 2020, PARTIAL COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TOTALING $88,728 WERE AWARDED TO 35 QUALIFIED AT-RISK STUDENTS. OUR TYPICAL SCHOLARSHIPS RANGE FROM $1,000 TO $4,000 PER YEAR. STAFF MEMBERS CLOSELY MONITOR STUDENT'S PROGRESS. WE HAVE A "NEVER GIVE UP" ATTITUDE WITH EACH STUDENT. IT IS OUR LONG-HELD BELIEF THAT EDUCATION CHANGES LIVES AND THAT IT IS THE KEY TO MOVING FAMILIES FROM POVERTY TO PRODUCTIVITY.19,175 VISITS

Executives Listed on Filing

Total Salary includes financial earnings, benefits, and all related organization earnings listed on tax filing

NameTitleHours Per WeekTotal Salary
Tracy HolladayFORMER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR45$139,001
Corey MillerCURRENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR45$41,667
James CarnealBOARD MEMBER4$0
Mickey BrownBOARD MEMBER4$0
Sally HarperTREASURER4$0
Henry SnyderBOARD MEMBER4$0
Clayton RogersBOARD MEMBER4$0
William Meyer IiiBOARD MEMBER4$0
Lea FischbachEMERITUS4$0
David WoodEMERITUS4$0
Chris WhelanBOARD MEMBER4$0
Phillip J TamplinBOARD MEMBER4$0
Grant RobertsBOARD MEMBER4$0
Fiona StarksBOARD MEMBER4$0
Dr Mark PfeiferBOARD MEMBER4$0
David HallBOARD MEMBER4$0
Jessica RivesBOARD MEMBER4$0
Janet Mackler RadererBOARD MEMBER4$0
Allison PitmanBOARD MEMBER4$0
Kourtney NettBOARD MEMBER4$0
Ken CoulterBOARD MEMBER4$0
Margaret BellBOARD MEMBER4$0
Miles HarrisonBOARD MEMBER4$0
Frances ScholtzBOARD MEMBER4$0
Robert W ReutherBOARD MEMBER4$0
David D DorseyBOARD MEMBER4$0
Charlie FarnsleyBOARD MEMBER4$0
Steven Robert WilsonBOARD MEMBER4$0
Michael DrakeSECRETARY4$0
John StokesBOARD MEMBER4$0
Emily L LawrenceBOARD MEMBER4$0
Anita BarbeeBOARD MEMBER4$0
William Kelly BurkeBOARD MEMBER4$0
Rob CradyBOARD MEMBER4$0
Alex CroftBOARD MEMBER4$0
Michael DukeBOARD MEMBER4$0
Michael FallotPRESIDENT4$0
Angela HaganBOARD MEMBER4$0

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