Prodigal Sons Inc

Overview

Prodigal Sons Inc. is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in the United States. It was founded in 2013 by Daniel Neiditch, with the goal of reaching gang members with the Gospel of Jesus Christ through local church partnerships.

Mission

The mission of Prodigal Sons Inc. is to minister to and support marginalized individuals and communities, particularly by fostering relationships between local churches and gang members. The organization envisions former gang members playing integral roles in God's plan for the Church and society.

Activities

Prodigal Sons Inc. provides training resources and personalized coaching to churches to support their outreach efforts in gang neighborhoods. The organization is guided by a statement of faith aligned with its founding church, which emphasizes biblical teachings and the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Leadership

• Daniel "Danny" Neiditch: Founder and CEO. Danny Neiditch founded Prodigal Sons after becoming involved with ministries targeting gang members. He serves as a non-vocational pastor/elder at Shalom Bible Church in Los Angeles.
• Brian Dillard: Director of Development and Church Partnerships. Brian focuses on connecting churches and communities to opportunities for ministering to gang members.
• Allison Kang: Donor Relations. Allison joined Prodigal Sons in 2022 to support donor engagement for the organization's mission.

Financials

As of 2021, Prodigal Sons Inc. reported total revenues of $154,289, primarily from contributions, with total assets of $71,526. The organization operates with no liabilities and has expenses that include compensation for key employees[1].

Impact and Structure

Prodigal Sons Inc. operates under the oversight of a Christian board of directors, ensuring accountability and alignment with its mission. The organization's efforts are aimed at transforming lives and fostering community engagement within gang neighborhoods through religious outreach.

Tax Exempt Status

Contributions to Prodigal Sons Inc. are tax-deductible, as it is a recognized tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code.