Elrod Center

The Elrod Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to nurturing the growth of future therapists. It supports up to three master candidate clinicians annually, providing them with hands-on experience necessary for licensure. Through a collaborative approach involving these interns and two staff clinicians, the center offers over 100 therapy sessions weekly, focusing on aiding families achieve functional wellness.

Mission Statement: The Elrod Center's mission is to contribute to the professional development of aspiring therapists while offering a platform for families to improve their mental health and overall well-being.

Financial Overview: In 2022, the Elrod Center reported a revenue of $383,684, primarily from contributions. Its expenses included salaries and wages of $261,573, with no executive compensation or professional fundraising fees. The organization held total assets of $7,951 and had no liabilities at the end of the fiscal year.

Structure and Leadership: Dylan Ferguson serves as the President of the organization. Key positions within the center include roles such as Vice President and various board members, all of whom receive no compensation.

Organizational Type: The Elrod Center is classified as a mental health-focused nonprofit under the National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE), supporting counseling and support groups.

History: The Elrod Center was founded in 2017. Despite a different entity with a similar name being associated with Ouachita Baptist University, this organization operates independently.