2026-06-23T11:43:24-07:00 2025-12-31 873078567 JRP CPA PLLC 900 WHEELER RD STE 260 HAUPPAUGE NY 11788 990 2025-01-01 833984300 ELM FOUNDATION INC ELMF 9172047129 191 NORTH 14TH STREET BROOKLYN NY 11249 PAUL EISENBERG TREASURER 9172047129 2026-06-02 true Jeremy Ross-Poteet CPA P02346709 6312659393 2026-06-23 X 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z PAUL EISENBERG 195 NORTH 14TH STREET BROOKLYN NY 11249 433014 false X N/A X 2019 NY PROMOTE THE HEALING POWER OF THE ARTS. THROUGH ART THERPAY ADVOCACY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTS EDUCATION, AND MENTORSHIPS CONNECTING PROFESSTIONAL ARTISTS WITH YOUTH. 6 6 5 57 0 0 374361 433014 0 0 0 0 374361 433014 0 0 101697 95000 0 0 299406 330118 401103 425118 -26742 7896 806 8702 0 806 8702 PROMOTE THE HEALING POWER OF THE ARTS. THROUGH ART THERPAY ADVOCACY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY ARTS EDUCATION, AND MENTORSHIPS CONNECTING PROFESSTIONAL ARTISTS WITH YOUTH. false false 85718 0 0 Education: Throughout the year, ELM offers free after-school arts classes in 8-week sessions 4 times a year, impacting approximately 150 children annually in our community. ELM Foundation is committed to providing accessible, free art education programs for youth in our community. By filling the gaps in socio-economic needs, we provide a third of our students with their only access to structured arts education. Beyond making art education financially accessible, another goal is to address educational gaps in art within public schools and meet community needs. Sixty-three percent of parents rate current offerings as mediocre or non-existent, underscoring the urgent need for supplemental arts programs. Additionally, 27% participate to expand their childs interests in the arts, demonstrating the broader impact of our initiatives on childrens educationl and personal development. 38962 0 0 Gallery: The Boiler, ELM Foundations gallery and exhibition space, provides equitable access for artists and promotes diversity in contemporary and community arts programming. Serving as a vibrant hub for creativity and mentorship. The Boiler supports both emerging and established artists while engaging the broader community through exhibitions, youth programs, and partnerships. In 2024, we hosted five professional and two high school exhibitions, welcoming over 1,000 visitors. These shows included four youth workshops serving more than 200 participants, offering hands-om experiences with exhibiting artists. Collaboration is central to our mission-The Boiler partnered with three nonprofit organizations to help them achieve their goals, reaching an additional 450 attendees. Art gallery programs incorporate mentorship, inspiring youth to see art as a viable career path and connecting them with creative professionals who encourage their continued artistic and educational growth. 31170 0 0 Community: ELM aims to be a cornerstone of support and unity in the community, focusing on nurturing creatives, children, and families through inclusive initiatives. Our cherished annual free events, like our Halloween party BOO BASH, Pride Fair, and Birthday celebration, demonstrate community solidarity, supported by families, volunteers, and local sponsors. Our events offer families a place to gather and experience artistic creativity, promoting unity together and within their community. These events also allow locally owned businesses to show their support, thereby fostering the growth and vibrancy of our neighborhood. In 2024, 16 local businesses supported our efforts, providing approximately 500 family members with the opportunity to participate in these free activities. 155850 true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false true 0 0 5 true false false false false false false false false false false X 6 6 true false false false false false false true true false false true false true false false false false PAUL EISENBERG 9172047129 191 NORTH 14TH STREET BROOKLYN NY 11249 X MELINDA MCCOY DIRECTOR 40.00 X X 0 0 0 PAUL EISENBERG TREASURER 20.00 X 0 0 0 false false false 433014 303621 433014 0 0 0 0 0 433014 0 0 0 85595 14597 70998 0 9405 2351 7054 0 2738 1581 1157 0 3078 308 2770 0 303621 121448 182173 0 MATERIALS 16143 12107 4036 0 STUDENT/STAFF MATERIALS 2265 2265 0 0 TAXES 1080 0 1080 0 CLASSROOM EQUIPMENT 1193 1193 0 0 425118 155850 269268 0 806 8702 806 8702 0 0 X 806 8702 806 8702 806 8702 7896 X false false false X 0 0 111192 188918 199358 374361 433013 1306842 0 0 0 111192 188918 199358 374361 433013 1306842 0 144773 144773 144773 144773 1162069 111192 188918 199358 374361 433013 1306842 0.88920 0.74500 0.00000 0.00000 X false false false Pt I col(b) There is a lease for 7500 square feet in Williamsburg Brooklyn. The lease is for 20,000/month with additional utilities including electrical and gas heating. The lease is market value in the area and is at or below market value at $32/ square foot. Pt VI, Line 2 Director and Treasurer are engaged. Pt VI, Line 11b Director and Treasurer review together. Pt VI, Line 19 All documents are made available upon request, they are provided a PDF copy of requested documents.