Mi Casa

Overview Mi Casa is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization classified under the categories of Civil Rights, Social Action, and Advocacy, as well as Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution (NTEE) [1]. It operates with a mission that aligns with promoting social justice and advocacy, although specific details about its mission are not available. Contributions to Mi Casa are tax-deductible.

Financial Information As of the fiscal year ending in December 2023, Mi Casa's financial data shows that the majority of its revenue comes from program services, accounting for 85.2% of total revenue, with contributions making up 14.8% [1]. In comparison, for the fiscal year ending in December 2022, program services constituted 95.3% of the total revenue [1]. Executive compensation is a notable expense, accounting for 18.1% of total expenses in 2023 [1].

Governance and Leadership Nilda Cardenas De Lara serves as the Executive Director, with Orlando Chacon as Board President, Martha Chacon as Board Treasurer, Blanca L Rodriguez as Board Vice President, and Dayenin Arellano as Secretary [1]. None of the board members receive compensation [1].

Role in the Community While specific details about Mi Casa's role in the community are limited, its classification suggests involvement in advocacy and social action initiatives. However, distinct from other organizations with similar names, Mi Casa's specific services or impact areas are not detailed in available sources.

Conclusion Mi Casa operates within strategic areas of nonprofit engagement, focusing on program services and advocacy. Despite the lack of detailed mission-specific information, its financial and governance structures indicate a commitment to social causes.

[1] https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/472743583 [2] http://micasamn.org [3] https://micasafoundation.com [4] https://www.immigrationadvocates.org/legaldirectory/organization.393063-Mi_Casa_Servicios_HispanoLatino_Community_Services [5] https://micasaresourcecenter.org