Wisdomworks

Overview

Wisdomworks is a nonprofit organization in the United States, classified under the category of Human Services — Multipurpose and Other/Child Day Care according to the National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE)[1]. As a 501(c)(3) organization, donations to Wisdomworks are tax-deductible[1].

Financial Information

As of the fiscal year ending July 2023, Wisdomworks reported that 100% of its revenue came from program services, totaling $431,560. Contributions were absent in this period, contrasting with earlier years. For instance, in the fiscal year ending July 2020, contributions accounted for 8.7% of the total revenue, amounting to $22,648, while program services constituted the majority at 91.3%, totaling $238,408[1].

Leadership and Compensation

Key officers include Holly Robles as CEO, receiving a compensation of $110,496, and Paula Ivy as CFO, receiving $80,496 in the same period. Directors such as Martha Morrissey, Jennifer Rice, and Linda Bell did not receive compensation[1].

Charity Navigator Rating

Wisdomworks has a 3/4 Star rating on Charity Navigator, though it appears on a list of nonprofits that may not operate or solicit for charitable purposes as of recent listings[5].

Note

The search results do not provide detailed information about the organization's specific activities or mission beyond its financial data and classification. Therefore, this article primarily focuses on available financial and operational details.

It is worth noting that there seems to be confusion with another organization named Wisdom Works (without "s" at the end), which is not directly related to Wisdomworks and is involved in leadership development and wellbeing initiatives[2][4].

[1] https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/455434547 [2] https://www.wisdom-works.com/about-us/ [3] http://wisdomworks.com/about [4] https://www.wisdom-works.com [5] https://www.charitynavigator.org/ein/455434547