2025-10-27T11:39:30-04:00 2025-05-31 TIM BERGHUIS ACCOUNTANT 345 BENJAMIN SE Grand Rapids MI 49506 990EZ 2024-06-01 843150434 WOODFIELD COMMUNITY CENTER % AARON VANDERHILL WOOD 6164432820 2568 BELFAST SE Grand Rapids MI 49507 AARON VANDERHILL PRESIDENT 6164432820 2025-10-15 false true TIM BERGHUIS P01405859 6166350302 2025-10-27 X 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X 104816 X 104816 104816 62932 422 2108 29563 95025 9791 71306 -76 81021 X 75055 81021 0 0 0 0 75055 81021 3749 0 71306 81021 SEE SCHEDULE O SEE SCHEDULE O 0 SEE SCHEDULE O 0 SEE SCHEDULE O 0 0 AMANDA VANDERHILL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 40.00 0 0 0 AARON VANDERHILL PRESIDENT 5.00 0 0 0 SERGINHO KANDA TREASURER 0.00 0 0 0 KURT JOHNSON SECRETARY 2.00 0 0 0 ARINOLA EBOSELE MEMBER 0.00 0 0 0 false false false false false false false false false MI Amanda Vanderhill 2568 Belfast SE Grand Rapids MI 49507 6164432820 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 111067 102204 80383 94346 104816 492816 111067 102204 80383 94346 104816 492816 128346 364470 492816 0.73960 0.64900 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Description of other expenses Part I line 16 Description AmountPROGRAM EXPENSES 16,899OFFICE EXPENSES 8,209MARKETING 360620 11651 2,094652 183653 896654 911 Other changes in net assets or fund balances Part I line 20 Description AmountPRIOR PERIOD ADJUSTMENT (76) Description of total liabilities Part II line 26 Category Beginning of Year End of YearPAYROLL LIABILITIES 3,749 0 General explanation attachment EXEMPT PURPOSE - The Woodfield Community Center is a bridge between communities where neighbors from all backgrounds find belonging in their own backyard. Through faith, fun, and connection, we connect neighbors to the greater community and each other. Achievements - The 2025 Summer Program hosted youth events for 8 weeks, 4 nights per week, for almost 250 youth, ages 5 through 17, with 30 volunteers and 5 staff members. Staffing consisted of one full time staff member, the executive director, and 3 seasonal part time staff members, as well as a curriculum coordinator for daily motivational lessons. Summer programming included multiple activities for youth in Kentwood, MI, including sports activities, arts and crafts, outdoor games, board games,and daily lessons focused on character traits. WCC also 7 hosted weekly community dinners for an average of about 100+ residents each week, with food donated and served by local churches, businesses, and foundations. Achievements Woodfield Club was the school-year program - September 2024 to May 2025, serving an average of 70 youth per week. Programming was supported by one full time staff, the ED, and 15 volunteers from community partners. Youth participated in activities such as sports, games, arts and crafts, eating dinner together, and receiving assistance with homework from volunteers. Special activities such as holiday parties were planned and coordinated to provide additional programming for resident families. One event of particular note was a Christmas party hosted by Lumbermens Inc, who purchased and gave away over 500 toys to children at WCC. Volunteers and staff attended sporting events and school events for middle and high school students during the year. Achievements: Woodfield Club (Continued) Staff strengthened its partnership with Kentwood Public Schools by serving on three committees to discuss the needs of students and families in the district. During this school year, WCC partnered with a local elementary school to assist with attendance numbers. This school struggled with 30% chronically absent students. We made a plan to reward students on Thursday nights at WCC programming who attended school Monday-Thursday. We did this for about 25 students, and 100% of their attendance numbers improved. Achievements: Post-Secondary Education Support: We continued the Hope & A Future college and career coaching program in 2024 and saw more success among the students. 4 senior high school students faithfully participated during the 2024-2025 school year, attending workshops to complete college applications, FAFSA, and one campus tour. Of the 4 students, all of them received one-on-one coaching about their future goals, 1 is currently enrolled and attending GVSU, and the other 3 have full time jobs paying at least $17/hour. We also continued supporting former participants by assisting with FAFSA and questions about financial aid. Achievements: Post-Secondary Education Support: (Continued) The Executive Director worked with one student for about 20 hours to solve an issue with his scholarship by calling the financial aid office and helping the student complete the necessary paperwork to receive a $7000 scholarship which helped this student avoid taking out any loans for the school year.