Children's League of Massachusetts Inc.

Overview

The Children's League of Massachusetts Inc. is a statewide nonprofit association that includes private and public organizations and individuals. It focuses on advocating for the welfare of children and their families throughout Massachusetts. Members of the league are comprised of providers, consumers, advocates, purchasers, and regulators of services related to children and families, allowing them to have firsthand knowledge of the issues facing youth today[2][3].

Mission and Activities

The mission of the Children's League of Massachusetts is to influence public policy to promote the well-being of children and families. The organization undertakes public education and advocacy activities aimed at improving and ensuring the availability of essential services for children and families[4][5].

Financial Overview

As of recent financial reports, the organization's revenue and expenses are primarily derived from program services. In 2023, it reported a revenue of $429,000, with $423,000 in expenses, resulting in a net income of $6,000. The majority of its revenue comes from program services, accounting for approximately 98.8% of total revenue[1]. The organization's total assets were reported at $384,000, with total liabilities of $67,800[1].

Donations to the Children's League of Massachusetts Inc. are not tax deductible[1].

Governance and Leadership

The organization's leadership includes key roles such as executive directors, with past directors including Tammy Mello and Rachel Gwaltney. Other roles involve various directors and officers who contribute to the governance and operation of the organization[1].

Impact and Challenges

The Children's League operates during a time of significant changes in the delivery and funding of children, youth, and family services in Massachusetts. It serves as a critical voice in advocating for policies that address these challenges[3].

The organization's efforts focus on supporting the development and implementation of policies that improve the lives of children and families across the state.