Black Health Coalition of Wisconsin

The Black Health Coalition of Wisconsin is a U.S. nonprofit organization, designated as a 501(c)(3) public charity, with the Employer Identification Number (EIN) 39-1691744. The organization is focused on improving the health status of African Americans across the state of Wisconsin, with a special emphasis on ensuring equitable and comprehensive healthcare access.

Objectives

The primary objective of the coalition is to address and rectify health disparities affecting African American communities. This involves collaborative efforts with local organizations and individuals to promote health education and equitable healthcare delivery.

Operations

As a coalition, it operates through a network of local organizations and individuals working together to enhance health outcomes. The organization does not provide medical services directly but focuses on advocacy and community-based initiatives.

Financial Summary

In its most recent fiscal year ending December 2023, the Black Health Coalition of Wisconsin reported total revenues of $105,289, primarily from grants and contributions. Expenses for the same period were $141,000, reflecting the organization's commitment to utilizing its resources for community health initiatives. The coalition's total assets were $23,900, with total liabilities of $9,800.

Leadership

Key personnel include Patricia McManus, who serves as President and Chief Executive Officer, alongside Gregory Fanning as Chairman, Norman Madison as Secretary, Katrina Jenkins as Treasurer, and Jessie McSwain as Vice President. Notably, the leadership does not receive compensation for their roles.

Grants and Partnerships

The coalition participates in various initiatives and partnerships to advance its mission. For instance, in 2021, it was involved in granting funds to entities like the African American Breastfeeding Network and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) for immunization programs. Additionally, it received funding from entities such as the Greater Milwaukee Foundation.

Tax Deductibility

Donations to the Black Health Coalition of Wisconsin are tax-deductible, as it is recognized as a public charity by the Internal Revenue Service.