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Annual Report

2021-22 Annual Report



2021-22 Annual Report

Operating Revenue

Revenue
Resident Services Revenue $16,907,295
Investment Gains $1,566,341
Fundraising $411,572
Contributions $314,870
Association Dues $44,900
Government Grants $729,109
Other $82,613
Total Revenue $20,056,700

Operating Expenses

Expense
Resident Services $10,104,544
Administration & Other $5,771,671
Depreciation and Amortization $3,423,408
Interest expense $521,095
Community Outreach $124,189
Special Events $113,326
Total Expense $20,058,233
The figures at left represent those of Attic Angel Community, the residential arm of Attic Angel Association. The residences include the neighborhood of homes within Attic Angel Prairie Point and the variety of living units within Attic Angel Place.
Figures for Attic Angel Association and its philanthropy can be found inside the annual report publication.
Attic Angel Association is a 501(c)(3) organization.

IRS Form 990

Attic Angel at a Glance • Fiscal year April 1, 2021 to March 31, 2022

The continued confines of the Covid-19 pandemic had an impact on revenues and expenses as well as on our ability to provide for the greater community.

Attic Angel Community is made up of:

  • Attic Angel Association, Madison’s historic philanthropic women’s service organization, and its affiliates (shown below):
  • Attic Angel Place senior living with health care options
  • Attic Angel Prairie Point neighborhood of homes for seniors living independently
  • Attic Angel Management Services, a service for hire that applies Attic Angel’s successful practices to similar facilities

People

  • 366 residents
  • 259 staff
  • 486 Angels/Association members who provided 11,116 volunteer hours to support residents of Attic Angel Place, and another 4,097 hours went toward fundraising, community education and meal delivery
Community Impact Report

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The Playing Field


The Playing Field Poster

Children affected by trauma such as homelessness and those with special needs such as autism spectrum disorders have different sensory needs for emotional support that helps them learn to manage behaviors. Our dream is to create a play space that allows children to be successful while ... being kids! Some of our plans:

  • A large open space for running (crowded spaces are often a behavior trigger for children)
  • High fencing and an appropriate climbing structure (children impacted by trauma or those on the autism spectrum often take bigger risks and climb higher)
  • Sensory panels that welcome independent play when children are agitated
  • A maze for children to walk through (this helps the brain to organize)
  • Small structures where children can feel safe
  • Specially designed pieces to work large muscle groups

By helping children at this critical point in their development, your gift will be helping the future of our community!

 Visit The Playing Field Website