Kingswood Community Center Inc

Overview

Kingswood Community Center Inc, with the EIN number 510064319, is a nonprofit organization that operates primarily as a multipurpose neighborhood center and settlement house. It is recognized for its commitment to providing a wide range of social services and educational programs to the community.

History

Established in 1946, Kingswood Community Center is the oldest integrated community center in Delaware. It began by offering a safe space for local youth at the Kingswood United Methodist Church. Over the years, it has grown to serve as a cornerstone for the Riverside community, hosting various events, sports activities, and celebrations.

Programs and Services

Kingswood Community Center offers an array of programs and services catering to all age groups, including:

• Early Learning Academy: An accredited educational facility for young children.
• Jimmy Jenkins Senior Center: Provides support to seniors focusing on financial, medical, and social needs through activities, workshops, and health screenings.
• Community Engagement: Offers education, food assistance, financial literacy workshops, and more.
• Youth Programs: Involves activities and opportunities designed for teens, fostering engagement and development.

Financials

As of the financial year ending December 2023, the organization reported revenues totaling $3.96 million, with expenses of $3.27 million. Contributions make up the largest portion of their revenue, with $3,087,539, followed by program services at $621,629[5].

Leadership and Structure

Kingswood Community Center is part of The WRK Group, which comprises The Warehouse, REACH Riverside, and Kingswood Community Center. This affiliation aligns with the mission to empower communities by addressing structural barriers and enhancing teen engagement.

New Developments

Kingswood Community Center is currently undergoing significant transformation with plans for a new state-of-the-art facility. The project aims to create a vibrant hub for healthcare, education, and community activities, with over $24 million raised towards a goal of more than $40 million[4].