Edelweiss House Inc

Edelweiss House Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in the United States, focused on providing care and support to children. The organization operates on a 152-acre working farm, located in an area halfway between Indianapolis and Cincinnati.

Mission and Activities

Edelweiss House aims to provide help, hope, and safety to needy children in a nurturing and educational environment. It engages families in activities centered around spiritual, mental, and other developmental aspects to foster personal growth and well-being. The organization frames its mission through three core pillars: Spiritual, Mental, and other facets essential for holistic development[2][4].

Financial Overview

As of the fiscal year ending December 2021, Edelweiss House reported significant revenue from contributions and other sources. Notably, it received $67,345 in contributions, which accounted for about 38.7% of its total revenue. The majority of its revenue, approximately 57.6%, came from other sources. Rental property income also contributed to its finances, amounting to about 3.7% of its total revenue[1].

The organization's total assets were valued at $1,013,938, with liabilities amounting to $151,445 during the same period[1]. In earlier years, such as in 2018, contributions dominated its revenue, making up about 94.8% of its total income[1].

Leadership and Governance

Edelweiss House is led by a board of directors, including key figures such as Sister Patricia O'bryan, Roger Wenning, Raymond Geis, and Duke Williams. As of recent data, these positions carried no reported compensation[1].

Ratings and Recognition

Edelweiss House Inc. has received a 4/4 star rating from Charity Navigator, highlighting its effective management and finances in achieving its charitable objectives[5].

Location

While the organization is headquartered in New Point, Indiana, its operational activities are based on the aforementioned farm, facilitating a rural and interactive environment conducive to its mission[5].

[1] https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/352018572 [2] https://edelweisshouse.org [3] https://edelweisshouse.org/about-us [4] https://www.guidestar.org/profile/35-2018572 [5] https://www.charitynavigator.org/ein/352018572