2026-08-17T08:59:08-07:00 2026-03-31 311776185 Anthony F Armento CPA PC 1502 W NC Hwy 54 Suite 503 Durham NC 27707 990 2025-04-01 863102192 Frontline Catalysts FRON 5105669026 4100 Redwood Road 20A-417 Oakland CA 94619 Christy Johnston Limon Chair 2026-08-17 true Anthony F Armento P00127232 9199333421 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Xchitl Cortez 4100 Redwood Road 20A-417 Oakland CA 94619 703506 false X www.frontlinecatalysts.org X 2021 CA Empowering Frontline Youth to Lead the Movement for Transformative Climate Justice 6 6 7 0 617411 690684 12822 0 0 617411 703506 19167 0 0 360842 415362 0 10518 114176 138219 494185 553581 123226 149925 478245 644149 3976 19955 474269 624194 X Empowering Frontline Youth to Lead the Movement for Transformative Climate Justice false false 245401 5129 Catalysts Action Leadership Institute (CALI, formerly OYACA):CALI engaged approximately 40 youth through multi-session leadership cohorts, plus an additional 6 youth through Youth Advisory Council, advocacy training, and community engagement activities. Youth participated in climate justice education, research, and civic engagement, culminating in youth-led public presentations and community events. Cohort participants completed 100120+ hours of service. FC also provided mission-related environmental justice expertise to CARB and Urban Strategies Collaborative with the City of Oakland, including community-informed review, feedback, and participation in environmental justice and community planning efforts. 119012 Frontline Voices (Summer Program):Frontline Voices served 20 youth through a digital storytelling summer program. Youth created videos and multimedia projects focused on environmental justice and community resilience, building technical, creative, and leadership skills. 68320 5129 Eco-Healing the Town:Eco-Healing the Town engaged approximately 200 youth and community residents in land-based programming that addressed urban heat, food sovereignty, environmental stewardship, and organizing to build climate resilience in the Fruitvale District. Activities included school garden clubs, urban greening events, creek restoration, emergency communications systems, stewardship training, and eco-healing workshops. FC also brought its community-based environmental justice and climate resilience expertise to mission-related work with CARB and the Urban Strategies Collaborative. 50872 2564 Climate Justice Youth Leadership Program (CJYLD In-School):CJYLD served approximately 90 youth through in-school, electives, and lunchtime programs at 3 Title I schools in OUSD. Programming focused on climate justice education, leadership development, civic engagement, and applied learning, including youth participation in community education, organizing activities, and public meetings related to environmental health. 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Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c Each year, Organization board members and key employees complete a Conflict of Interest form, affirming that they do not have any conflicts of interest. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15a The Organization assesses regional compensation by benchmarking against other organizations of similar type and size within its region. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 No documents available to the public. Form 990 Part III Line 4 Supplemental information In addition to the activities listed in Form 990 Part III Line 4, the Organization hosted 11 community-wide events open to youth, families, and community members, including summits, workshops, volunteer days, and public presentations. These events reached 400+ community members collectively and provided entry points for new youth and families to engage with climate justice and eco-healing work.