Oceanside Ivey Ranch Park Association

Overview

Oceanside Ivey Ranch Park Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization located in North San Diego County, California. The association was founded in 1981 with the mission to enhance the quality of life for people with and without disabilities through care, education, and equine-assisted services.

Mission and Programs

The organization is committed to fostering an inclusive environment where everyone can participate and achieve their potential. It serves over 300 individuals weekly, with a focus on community integration, personal choice, self-respect, and competence. Programs include an Adult Day Program, a School-Age Program for children (offering after-school, summer, and off-track care), an equestrian facility, in-home respite services, a Working Intern Program, and a Community Garden.

Community Impact

The association prioritizes inclusion, ensuring that no one is excluded based on ability. Over two-thirds of its clients have moderate to severe disabilities, including behavioral disorders, genetic conditions, and disabilities resulting from accidents or trauma. The programs are designed to provide experiences that might otherwise be inaccessible to individuals with disabilities.

Financial Information

As of 2023, the organization reported revenue of $1.38 million and expenses of $1.16 million, with total assets valued at $1.39 million and total liabilities of approximately $115,000. The Executive Director, Tonya Daneilly, received a compensation of $91,600 in the same year.

Activities and Engagement

Ivey Ranch Park Association encourages community involvement through various means, including time donations, financial contributions, in-kind donations, referrals, and outreach activities. The organization also offers opportunities for sponsorship, summer camps, equine volunteering, childcare volunteering, and service projects.