Restoration Farm NJ Inc

Restoration Farm NJ Inc is a nonprofit organization classified as a 501(c)(3) entity, which means donations to the organization are tax-deductible. It is primarily categorized under human services—multipurpose and other, with a focus on family services as defined by the National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE)[1].

Mission and Purpose

The mission of Restoration Farm NJ Inc is to provide a serene environment for individuals and families to step away from the hustle and bustle of life, refocus their hearts, and experience spiritual restoration[3][4]. This aligns with its purpose as a retreat space where people can reconnect with themselves and their families.

Financial Overview

As of recent fiscal years, Restoration Farm NJ Inc has relied heavily on contributions for its revenue. In the fiscal year ending in December 2022, contributions accounted for approximately 99.7% of total revenue, amounting to $88,457. Investment income contributed a smaller portion, totaling $229[1]. The organization's total assets were valued at $395,606, while its liabilities stood at $296,000 during the same period[1].

Governance and Leadership

Key personnel include Robert A. Schwinge III, who received compensation as a board member, while other board members such as Jennifer Schwinge, Michael Amerman, Kavin Biswurm, Richard Sonderfan, Timothy Praire, and Jared Kull did not receive compensation[1]. The organization's president, Michael Amerman, also served without compensation[1].

Restoration Farm NJ Inc operates in Bridgeton, New Jersey, offering a tranquil space for retreats[4].