Kerrys Kids

Overview

Kerrys Kids is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in the United States, primarily focused on enhancing the health, foundation, and quality of life for children. The organization aims to provide the necessary tools and knowledge for children to achieve their full potential[1][2].

History and Mission

Kerrys Kids was founded by Rick and Marlene Finnigan in memory of their daughter, Kerry Kathleen Rupright, who passed away in 2004 at the age of 28. The foundation has since been dedicated to honoring Kerry's memory by supporting children's physical, emotional, and spiritual needs[2].

Activities

The organization's mission involves ensuring children have access to essential healthcare services that they might otherwise lack. Kerrys Kids relies heavily on volunteer contributions and financial donations to support its health-related programs and services[4].

Financial Structure

Kerrys Kids operates primarily on contributions, with all revenue in recent years coming from donations. The organization has zero liabilities and maintains assets primarily for operational purposes. Donations to Kerrys Kids are tax-deductible[1][5].

Impact

While specific metrics detailing the impact of Kerrys Kids are not widely documented, the organization's focus on children's health and well-being aligns with broader community support efforts. Similar organizations often provide critical resources and support to families and children in need, reflecting the broader mission of enhancing children's quality of life[2][4].