Community Transformation Partners Inc

Community Transformation Partners Inc is a nonprofit organization in the United States, classified under the National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE) for mental health, crisis intervention, and alcohol and drug abuse prevention. The organization is designated as a charitable entity, allowing donations to be tax deductible.

Mission and Vision

The vision of Community Transformation Partners Inc is to establish interactive discipleship centers (IDCs) across America, focusing on Christ-centered and financially sustainable models designed to serve families experiencing crises[4][5]. This emphasis aligns with its overarching goal to positively impact communities through faith-based initiatives.

Financial Overview

As of 2023, the organization reported a revenue of $54.3 thousand, primarily deriving from contributions (48.6%) and program services (51.1%). The notable sources of income also include a small percentage from investment income. Expenses totaled $77.2 thousand in the same period, with significant portions allocated towards operational costs, though specific breakdowns like salaries and fundraising fees are not listed[1].

Asset and Liability Overview

In 2023, Community Transformation Partners Inc reported total assets of $423,489, with total liabilities amounting to $216,048[1]. This financial standing reflects ongoing operational efforts and commitments to its mission objectives.

Leadership and Compensation

Key officers of the organization, such as Charles Thomas Bell, Walter Brown, and others, do not receive compensation directly for their roles. However, Mr. Bell received $17,500 in other payments as recorded in the financial documents[1].

Activities and Partnerships

While specific details on direct partnerships for Community Transformation Partners Inc are not detailed in the available data, the organization's focus on establishing discipleship centers suggests engagement with local communities and possibly other faith-based organizations to achieve its goals. However, there is a distinction to be made between this organization and others with similar names, such as Community Transformation, Inc., which partners with various entities for community projects and events[2].