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Presbyterian Hospital Foundation

DBA: NOVANT HEALTH PRESBYTERIAN MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATION

EIN 58-1413074WINSTON SALEM, NC 27103Founded 1980WebsiteIRS Tax Year 2024 · Period ending December 31, 2024
Mission Statement

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IRS Tax Year 2024

Period ending December 31, 2024

Total Revenue

$15.5M

+19.9%YoY

Total Expenses

$6.8M

-15.3%YoY

Net Assets

$114.2M

+14.3%YoY

Employees

13

+85.7%YoY

Volunteers

77

Grants Paid

$5.5M

Program Expense Ratio

84.1%

Fundraising Efficiency

3978.8%

This nonprofit profile presents IRS Form 990 tax filing data for Presbyterian Hospital Foundation (EIN: 58-1413074), based on the 2024 tax year annual return filed with the Internal Revenue Service.

Sections below include financial summaries (revenue, expenses, and net assets), program accomplishments, officer and key employee compensation, detailed executive pay breakdowns, governance policies and audit information, related tax-exempt organizations. All figures are reported in USD as filed.

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RoundPaper IndicatorsTax Year 2024

Financial Health

Revenue grew +19.9% to $15.5M
Program spending ratio of 84.1% — good
200.2 months of operating reserves — strong cushion
Expenses decreased -15.3% year-over-year

Transparency

Conflict of interest policy adopted
Whistleblower policy in place
Financial statements independently audited
22-member board, 17 independent

Compensation

Top compensation: $1,620,829 (FMR OFFICER)
Top exec pay is 23.7% of total expenses — elevated
Schedule J filed for 10 individuals — detailed disclosure
40 executive perks reported — above typical

Program Effectiveness

1 program reported
84.1% of spending goes to programs
No programs generate independent revenue
$5.5M in grants paid to other organizations
77 volunteers engaged

Financial Stability

Debt-to-asset ratio of 1.1% — low leverage
19.2 months cash runway — well positioned
Revenue diversification: well diversified
Net assets trending upward over recent filings

Risk Flags

No insider or excess benefit transactions
No material diversion or misuse reported
Family or business relationships among officers/directors

Indicators derived from IRS Form 990 data. Not financial advice.

Organization Summary

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit headquartered in WINSTON SALEM, NC, founded in 1980. The organization has held tax-exempt status since 1980. In its 2024 filing, the organization reported $15.5M in total revenue, a 19.9% increase from the prior year, and $6.8M in total expenses. The organization employed 13 people and engaged 77 volunteers. KIMBERLY HENDERSON, FMR OFFICER, is the highest-compensated individual at $1,620,829. The organization runs 1 program, totaling $5.8M in program expenses. 4 of 6 recommended governance policies are in place. Executive benefits include first-class travel, companion travel, housing allowance, discretionary spending.

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation is classified under NTEE code E22I. Its foundation type is 15.

Programs(Tax Year 2024)

1 record

Programs Overview

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation operates 1 program, with total program expenses of $5.8M. Presbyterian Hospital Foundation's largest program accounts for 100% of total program spending.

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Program 1Expenses: $5,756,540

THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES TO RAISE COMMUNITY SUPPORT AND FUNDING THROUGH CHARITABLE GIVING FOR ESSENTIAL HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION, & RESEARCH PROGRAMS, IMPROVED FACILITIES, AND STATE-OF-THE-ART TECHNOLOGY OF NOVANT HEALTH PRESBYTERIAN MEDICAL CENTER AND OTHER TAX-EXEMPT SUBSIDIARIES OF NOVANT HEALTH SOUTHERN PIEDMONT REGION, LLC.

Financial Overview(Tax Years 2019–2024)

6 records

Financial Highlights

Over the past 6 years, Presbyterian Hospital Foundation's revenue has grown from $12.3M to $15.5M, a 26.0% increase. Program expenses represent 84% of total spending.

Revenue increased 19.9% year-over-year, while expenses declined 15.3%. net assets rose to $114.2M, up 14.3% from the prior year. the organization added 6 employees.

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation derives 77% from contributions and grants, with 23% from investment income.

Revenue is primarily driven by contributions and grants (77%), with investment income at 23%.

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation allocates 84% to programs, 12% to management and general, 4% to fundraising.

Revenue grew by 19.9% while expenses declined by only 15.3%, suggesting improving operational efficiency.

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation distributed $5.5M in grants to other organizations and individuals, representing 80% of total expenses.

Over 6 filings from 2019–2024, Presbyterian Hospital Foundation grew revenue from $12.3M to $15.5M (+26.0%) while maintaining a program expense ratio of 84%.

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation holds $115.6M in total assets against $1.3M in liabilities (debt-to-asset ratio of 1%). The organization has 200.2 months of operating reserves. Cash and equivalents of $10.9M cover approximately 19.2 months of expenses.

Revenue

YearTotal RevenueContributionsGov't GrantsProgram RevenueInvestment
2024$15.5M$11.9M$0$0$3.6M
2023$12.9M$11.2M$0$0$1.8M
2022$18.9M$16.1M$0$0$2.9M
2021$20.8M$10.2M$0$0$10.7M
2020$8.6M$6.6M$0$0$2.0M
2019$12.3M$8.8M$0$0$3.5M

Expenses

YearTotal ExpensesProgramManagementFundraisingGrants Paid
2024$6.8M$5.8M$792K$300K$5.5M
2023$8.1M$7.2M$460K$386K$7.0M
2022$8.6M$7.3M$895K$362K$6.8M
2021$28.9M$28.0M$526K$340K$27.1M
2020$11.1M$10.2M$522K$398K$8.4M
2019$6.1M$4.9M$617K$560K$4.5M

Program Expense Ratio

84.1%

Admin Expense Ratio

11.6%

Fundraising Efficiency

3978.8%

Operating Reserve

200.2 mo

People & Compensation(Tax Year 2024)

32 records

Compensation Summary

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation reported compensation for 32 officers and key employees. Total officer compensation was $7.6M, representing 110.3% of total expenses. 6 individuals received total compensation exceeding $500,000.

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation's highest-compensated individual received $1.6M in total compensation. Total officer compensation of $7.6M represents 110.3% of total expenses. 4 individuals received total compensation exceeding $1,000,000.

NameTitleTypeHours/wkComp from OrgRelated OrgsTotal
KIMBERLY HENDERSONFMR OFFICER
Former
$0$1,421,376$1,620,829
GEOFFREY GARDNERCFO (TO 4/28/24)
Officer
0.20$0$1,254,252$1,299,330
ALICE POPEEVP/CFO (FR 4/29/24)
Officer
0.20$0$991,687$1,175,156
JERRY BARRON MDTRUSTEE/ORTHOPAEDIST
Director
0.20$0$1,048,333$1,105,743
DOROTHY ANN CAULKINSSVP FDN (TO 6/1/24)
Officer
8.00$0$803,158$842,395
TIFFANI JONES MDCHAIR/OBSTETRICIAN
OfficerDirector
0.50$0$480,692$523,012
SHARON HARRINGTONVP CHIEF PHILANTHROPY OFF(FR 6/2/24)
Officer
8.00$0$290,978$305,826
KATHLEEN BOYLANEXEC DIRECTOR (TO 11/17/24)
Officer
50.00$180,004$14,776$229,639
AMY MCKINNEYEXEC DIRECTOR (FR 11/18/24)
Officer
50.00$143,041$0$173,425
JUSTIN TRAKASPHILANTHROPY MANAGER
Highest Comp
45.00$120,617$0$139,762
JENNIFER CLIFFORDFMR OFFICER
Former
$0$127,302$137,201
ELIZABETH CORNELSON-WEISIGERTRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
JENNIFER DOYLETRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
JEWELL HOOVERTRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
JOHN HONDROSTRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
KATE HATCHERTRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
LUIS LLUBERASTRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
NATALIE ALSTONTRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
OLIVER BADGIOTRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
STONEY SELLARSTRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
JOHN COMLYTREASURER
OfficerDirector
0.50$0$0$0
TERRENCE LINNERTTRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
CLAUDE CLOSETRUSTEE (FR 1/1/24)
Director
0.20$0$0$0
MARY WINSTONTRUSTEE (TO 4/23/24)
Director
0.20$0$0$0
MICHAEL WILESSECRETARY
OfficerDirector
0.50$0$0$0
ROCHELLE RIVASTRUSTEE (FR 1/1/24)
Director
0.20$0$0$0
VONDA HUSSVICE CHAIR
OfficerDirector
0.50$0$0$0
AYANNA CHANCETRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
CALDWELL ROSETRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
DARRIN BOLANDTRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
DAVID GROOMESTRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0
EDGARDO MARTINEZTRUSTEE
Director
0.20$0$0$0

Compensation Breakdown

Schedule J detail — base, bonus, benefits, and executive perks

KIMBERLY HENDERSON

Base Salary

Bonus

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

Nontaxable Benefits

Executive Perks

First-class travelCompanion travelHousing allowanceDiscretionary spending

GEOFFREY GARDNER

Base Salary

Bonus

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

Nontaxable Benefits

Executive Perks

First-class travelCompanion travelHousing allowanceDiscretionary spending

ALICE POPE

Base Salary

Bonus

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

Nontaxable Benefits

Executive Perks

First-class travelCompanion travelHousing allowanceDiscretionary spending

JERRY BARRON MD

Base Salary

Bonus

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

Nontaxable Benefits

Executive Perks

First-class travelCompanion travelHousing allowanceDiscretionary spending

DOROTHY ANN CAULKINS

Base Salary

Bonus

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

Nontaxable Benefits

Executive Perks

First-class travelCompanion travelHousing allowanceDiscretionary spending

TIFFANI JONES MD

Base Salary

Bonus

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

Nontaxable Benefits

Executive Perks

First-class travelCompanion travelHousing allowanceDiscretionary spending

SHARON HARRINGTON

Base Salary

Bonus

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

Nontaxable Benefits

Executive Perks

First-class travelCompanion travelHousing allowanceDiscretionary spending

KATHLEEN BOYLAN

Base Salary

$159,309

Bonus

$20,326

Other Reportable

$369

Retirement/Deferred

$6,681

Nontaxable Benefits

$25,474

Executive Perks

First-class travelCompanion travelHousing allowanceDiscretionary spending

AMY MCKINNEY

Base Salary

$119,597

Bonus

$9,601

Other Reportable

$13,843

Retirement/Deferred

$4,856

Nontaxable Benefits

$25,528

Executive Perks

First-class travelCompanion travelHousing allowanceDiscretionary spending

JENNIFER CLIFFORD

Base Salary

Bonus

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

Nontaxable Benefits

Executive Perks

First-class travelCompanion travelHousing allowanceDiscretionary spending

Governance & Compliance(Tax Year 2024)

Governance Snapshot

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation has 4 of 6 recommended governance policies in place, including conflict of interest, whistleblower, document retention. Its board has 22 members, 17 of whom are independent.

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation's financial statements are audited, an audit committee oversees the process, the organization is subject to a federal grant audit (Single Audit).

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation has family or business relationships among officers, directors, or key employees.

Policies & Oversight

Conflict of interest policy
Whistleblower policy
Document retention policy
CEO compensation review process
Other officer compensation review
990 provided to governing body
Board members22
Independent members17

Audit & Financial Oversight

Financial statements audited
Independent audit
Audit committee
Federal grant audit required

Grants Awarded(Tax Year 2024)

7 records

Grantmaking Summary

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation awarded $4.6M across 2 grants to organizations. Top recipients include THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL (WINSTONSALEM, NC) — $4.1M for to support nh presbyterian medical center; NOVANT HEALTH INC (WINSTONSALEM, NC) — $512K for to support nh system hospitals. The organization also provided grants to individuals (26,919 recipients) totaling $480K, including patient transportation, employee emergency fund, patient assistance, mammograms, scholarships.

Organization Grants

RecipientLocationAmountPurpose
THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL560554230WINSTONSALEM, NC$4.1MTO SUPPORT NH PRESBYTERIAN MEDICAL CENTER
NOVANT HEALTH INC561376950WINSTONSALEM, NC$512KTO SUPPORT NH SYSTEM HOSPITALS

Grants to Individuals

TypeRecipientsAmount
PATIENT TRANSPORTATION198
EMPLOYEE EMERGENCY FUND374$263K
PATIENT ASSISTANCE25,926$141K
MAMMOGRAMS420$66K
SCHOLARSHIPS1$10K

Fundraising & Events(Tax Year 2024)

Fundraising Overview

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation held fundraising events including Hemby golf classic ($113K).

Named Events

hemby golf classic

Gross: $113,450

Professional fundraisers: No

Supplemental Financial Data(Tax Year 2024)

Schedule D Highlights

The endowment stands at $58.8M, with $12.1M in new contributions.

Filing History(Tax Years 1980–2024)

6 records

Showing the 6 Form 990 filings currently in our system.

Tax YearFormPeriodRevenueExpensesNet Assets
2024
990
2024-01-01 – 2024-12-31$15.5M$6.8M$114.2M
2023
990
2023-01-01 – 2023-12-31$12.9M$8.1M$99.9M
2022
990
2022-01-01 – 2022-12-31$18.9M$8.6M$89.3M
2021
990
2021-01-01 – 2021-12-31$20.8M$28.9M$93.8M
2020
990
2020-01-01 – 2020-12-31$8.6M$11.1M$98.5M
2019
990
2019-01-01 – 2019-12-31$12.3M$6.1M$97.2M
1980–2018No filings acquired yet

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Presbyterian Hospital Foundation do?

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How much revenue does Presbyterian Hospital Foundation have?

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation reported $15,482,640 in total revenue for tax year 2024, up 19.9% from the prior year.

Who is the highest-paid executive at Presbyterian Hospital Foundation?

KIMBERLY HENDERSON, FMR OFFICER, received $1,620,829 in total compensation as of tax year 2024.

Is Presbyterian Hospital Foundation a 501(c)(3)?

Yes, Presbyterian Hospital Foundation is classified as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.

Where is Presbyterian Hospital Foundation located?

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation is headquartered in WINSTON SALEM, NC 27103.

How many employees does Presbyterian Hospital Foundation have?

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation has 13 employees and 77 volunteers as of tax year 2024.

Is Presbyterian Hospital Foundation audited?

Yes, Presbyterian Hospital Foundation's financial statements are audited, and the organization has an audit committee.

How much does Presbyterian Hospital Foundation spend on fundraising?

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation reported $300,113 in fundraising expenses for tax year 2024, which represents 4.4% of total expenses.

Does Presbyterian Hospital Foundation give grants?

Yes, Presbyterian Hospital Foundation distributed $5,458,878 in grants to other organizations and individuals in tax year 2024. Top recipients include THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL, NOVANT HEALTH INC.

Does Presbyterian Hospital Foundation hold fundraising events?

Presbyterian Hospital Foundation reports fundraising event activities.

Data Source

IRS Form 990 electronic filings via the IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File. All financial figures are as reported in USD.

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