2026-07-31T12:06:34-00:00 2025-12-31 461482596 ClavesVita Inc Tax & Wealth Advisors 3012 4th Avenue N Billings MT 59101 990 2025-01-01 814525436 The Her Campaign HERC 4069861665 PO Box 51451 Billings MT 59105 Samuel Higgs II Director 4069861665 2026-05-28 true Kelly B Rickard P01257312 4062485487 2026-05-28 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Samuel Higgs II PO Box 51451 Billings MT 59105 1483636 false X www.hercampaign.org X 2017 MT At HER Campaign, we know w/o safe housing human trafficking survivors are re-victimized. We provide crisis stabilization recovery programs throughout the continuum of care, bridging the gap between rescue and freedom. 7 6 56 0 1310967 1469780 0 0 18849 8260 1329816 1478040 0 0 249351 1422349 0 57306 314562 828205 563913 2250554 765903 -772514 1608236 918686 304467 387431 1303769 531255 X HER Campaign empowers adult survivors of human trafficking through trauma-informed crisis stabilization, residential care, recovery support, and coordinated aftercare. We provide safe housing, case management, advocacy, and survivor-centered services that help individuals move from crisis to long-term stability, healing, community reintegration. false false 1985418 1483636 Residential Emergency Stabilization Program Largest Program-HER Campaign operates an 8-12 week Emergency Stabilization Program ESP providing trauma-informed residential victim services for adult survivors of human trafficking, including individuals with dependent children individuals with complex medical, mental health, substance-related support needs. Services include safe stable housing, crisis intervention, individualized safety planning, trauma-informed supportive counseling, group support services, case management, advocacy coordination of services, referrals to community-based medical behavioral health providers, life skills development, stabilization-focused support services. HER Campaign provided residential stabilization services to 34 adult survivors 7 dependent children. Participants received approximately 190 individual supportive counseling sessions, 1,755 hours of group support services, 373 case management sessions, comprehensive biopsychosocial assessments, coordination of referrals to community-based medical behavioral health providers as needed 1985418 true true false false false false false false false false true false false false true false true false false false false false false true 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 true 0 0 true 56 true false false false false false false false false X 7 6 true false false false true true true true true false false true true true true true true true true false MT X Sammy Higgs 4069891665 33 N 15th Street Billings MT 59101 Britney Higgs Key Employee 040.00 X X 89196 0 0 Sammy Higgs Key Employee 040.00 X 82638 0 0 Dana Paulson Key Employee 001.00 X 34843 0 0 Kevin Haidle Member 001.00 X 0 0 0 Carol Kuhns Member 001.00 X 0 0 0 Ben Cooley Member 001.00 X 0 0 0 Taylor Williams Secretary 001.00 X X 0 0 0 Matt Hardy Treasurer 001.00 X X 0 0 0 Dawn Hardy Member 001.00 X 0 0 0 Maggie Schieno President 001.00 X X 0 0 0 206677 false false false Maxwell & Marie LLC 300 Croft Way Mount Juliet TN 37122 Professional Services 188087 1 1469780 1469780 6529 5596 933 Insurance Proceeds on Vehicle 7327 7327 1478040 X 0 0 0 0 206676 159874 46802 0 1051985 1051985 0 47785 47785 115903 111477 4426 0 28017 28017 69869 69869 0 0 188087 77851 77241 32995 9985 5736 60 4189 62301 45446 15527 1328 0 0 88209 80752 7457 66573 45708 2366 18499 0 6705 5247 1308 150 23317 23317 0 23777 11765 12012 45485 33669 11816 Contract Labor 558 558 Program Supplies 167645 163649 3851 145 Trauma/Mental Health Care 41087 39487 1600 Taxes Licenses 6590 6543 47 0 2250554 1985418 207830 57306 884763 189109 4019 4019 22317 767713 64472 719454 703241 1608236 918686 551 2700 301672 294347 2244 90384 304467 387431 X 1303769 531255 1303769 531255 1608236 918686 X -772514 X false false false X 463139 366376 1133017 1331752 1476309 4770593 463139 366376 1133017 1331752 1476309 4770593 4770593 0 0 0 0 463139 366376 1133017 1331752 1476309 4770593 1.00000 1.00000 0.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED false 150000 150000 600000 53634 546366 16649 10686 5963 1064 152 912 703241 Financial derivatives and other financial products Closely-held equity interests Federal income taxes Payroll Liabilities 25101 401k Payable 24283 N/P - Flying Eagle LLC 41000 90384 1483636 1483636 -5596 -5596 1478040 2256150 5596 5596 2250554 2250554 XI 4b Form 990 Part VIII Line 8b includes direct expenses for a fundraising event that is not included in gross revenue on the audited financial statements. XII 2d Form 990 Part IX Line 25 does not include direct expenses for a fundraising event that is reported on Form 990 Part VIII line 8b. This amount is included in the total expenses of the audited financial statements. X Run for HER 6529 6529 5596 6529 6529 5596 5596 933 MT true false Form 990, Part VI, Line 11b Review Process - Prior to filing, a complete copy of Form 990 was provided to each voting member of the Board of Directors for review. Board members were given the opportunity to review the return, ask questions, and provide comments before the return was finalized and filed. Form 990, Part I, Line 19 Significant Changes in Financial Position - During 2025, HER Campaign made significant investments in organizational growth and infrastructure, including workforce expansion, program development, program design and service planning, licensing and compliance preparation, and expansion into additional geographic markets. These investments were intended to support increased victim services capacity, strengthen operational systems, and support long-term sustainability through Medicaid-aligned reimbursement structures. As a result, total expenses increased during the year due to planned growth initiatives and expansion of service capacity. Form 990, Part I, Line 19 Operating Deficit Explanation - HER Campaign intentionally utilized accumulated reserves to expand survivor services, staffing, facility capacity, and infrastructure in preparation for future Medicaid-aligned programming and long-term sustainability initiatives. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d During 2025, HER Campaign continued operating and expanding its Emergency Stabilization Program, which provides residential victim services for adult survivors of human trafficking. Services are designed to support individuals experiencing acute safety concerns, trauma-related impacts, medical needs, emotional distress, and barriers to stable housing and long-term recovery. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program outcomes indicated stabilization and engagement with ongoing victim services. Approximately 61 of participants transitioned to a next level of care or stable living arrangement at discharge or documented follow-up. Participants reported changes in coping skills, emotional regulation, safety planning, and connection to community-based services. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Demand for services continued to exceed available capacity. During the reporting period, some individuals were placed on waitlists or were unable to be admitted due to limited bed availability. Referral volume increased during the year. In response, HER Campaign continued program expansion efforts, including development of a broader continuum of victim services incorporating Partial Hospitalization Program PHP and Intensive Outpatient Program IOP services, as well as continued planning related to Medicaid-aligned licensure and service expansion strategies. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d The organizations national referral line received more than 200 crisis intervention and referral calls during the reporting period. Seventy-eight individuals completed intake assessments, and 34 adult survivors along with 7 dependent children received residential stabilization services. Participants received trauma-informed supportive counseling, group support services, case management, safety planning, advocacy, referrals to community-based medical and behavioral health providers, and life skills programming. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d During 2025, HER Campaign continued advancing its continuum-of-care model for survivors of human trafficking through program development, infrastructure expansion, and workforce growth. The organization invested in systems, staffing, and facility capacity to support future Medicaid-aligned service delivery and ASAM Level 3.3 and 3.5 licensure readiness. These efforts are designed to expand access to trauma-informed residential and recovery support services, strengthen long-term recovery pathways, and improve the organizations ability to provide comprehensive stabilization, treatment, and transition services for survivors with complex behavioral health, substance use, and medical support needs. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Public Education and Awareness Impact - HER Campaign believes that public education is an essential component of preventing human trafficking and improving outcomes for survivors. Throughout 2025, the organization invested significant effort into community education through earned media opportunities, interviews, podcasts, radio broadcasts, television news segments, and digital publications. Founder and CEO Britney Higgs served as the organizations primary spokesperson, participating in at least eighteen documented media appearances during the year. These appearances focused on educating the public about recognizing indicators of trafficking, trauma-informed survivor care, emergency stabilization, long-term recovery, and the importance of collaborative community responses.Media appearances included K-LOVE Radio, FOX31 Denver KDVR, Colorado Public Radio CPR, KOA NewsRadio, Denver Post, American Warrior Radio, Jesus Calling, GPS God.People.Stories., Voices of Montana, MercyCast, The Naked Gospel, The Energy to Heal, Anchored by the Sword, Spark of Faith, Gods Story Podcast, Thats Just What I Needed Podcast, The Refined Sisterhood, and The Pinkleton Pull-Aside Podcast. Based on publicly available audience information from participating media organizations, these appearances represented an estimated cumulative potential audience exceeding 18 million individuals. This estimate reflects the aggregate reach of participating media platforms and should not be interpreted as unique listeners or viewers because audience overlap is possible. These public education activities directly furthered HER Campaigns exempt purpose by increasing awareness of human trafficking, reducing stigma surrounding survivors, strengthening community prevention efforts, promoting survivor services, and encouraging collaboration among nonprofit organizations, healthcare providers, law enforcement agencies, churches, businesses, and community members. Form 990, Part VI, Line 12c Conflict of Interest Policy - The organization maintains a written Conflict of Interest Policy applicable to directors, officers, and key employees. Covered individuals are required to disclose actual or potential conflicts annually and as they arise. Any individual with a conflict is recused from discussion and voting on the applicable matter. Compliance with the policy is documented in Board meeting minutes. Form 990, Part VI, Line 15 Compensation Process - Compensation for the Chief Executive Officer and key employees is reviewed and approved by the independent members of the Board of Directors. In establishing compensation, the Board considers comparable market data, organizational size and complexity, duties and responsibilities of the position, and other relevant factors. Compensation decisions are documented contemporaneously in Board meeting minutes. Form 990, Part VI, Line 19 Public Disclosure - The organizations governing documents, Conflict of Interest Policy, and financial statements are made available to the public upon request in accordance with applicable law. Form 990, Part IX, Line 11g Statement of Functional Expenses - Professional services include specialized consulting provided by Maxwell Marie LLC under multiple contracts during 2025. Services were performed by five consultants engaged during different periods throughout the year and included organizational strategy, infrastructure development, implementation of the organizations Monitoring, Evaluation, Research, and Learning MERL framework, marketing and public relations, fundraising strategy, and organizational development. These services supported the organizations growth, program evaluation, operational capacity, and long-term sustainability. Form 990, Part XI, Line 10 Reconciliation of Net Assets - During 2025, HER Campaign made intentional investments to strengthen organizational capacity and expand its continuum of care for adult survivors of human trafficking.Significant investments included 1Expansion of staffing to support program growth and future clinical service delivery. 2Development of clinical infrastructure, policies, procedures, and compliance systems required for ASAM Level 3.3 residential treatment licensure. 3Implementation of a Monitoring, Evaluation, Research, and Learning MERL framework to strengthen program evaluation, outcomes measurement, and quality improvement. 4Strategic planning, organizational infrastructure, fundraising capacity, and communications systems to support long-term sustainability. Form 990, Part XI, Line 10 Reconciliation of Net Assets - During the year, the organization also experienced an early termination of a previously anticipated long-term facility partnership in Colorado. As a result, HER Campaign incurred one-time transition costs associated with maintaining operations, supporting staff, evaluating future program delivery, and repositioning its Colorado strategy.Additionally, the organization invested in preparing for Medicaid-reimbursable behavioral health services. Because Medicaid reimbursement is retrospective, organizations must incur operating expenses and deliver eligible services before reimbursement claims may be submitted and paid. Accordingly, staffing, licensing preparation, compliance systems, and clinical infrastructure costs were incurred in advance of anticipated reimbursement.