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2024–2025 Year -End Impact Review-Reporting Period April 1, 2024 – May 31, 2025


Organizational Overview
Martha’s Foundation Inc. (MFI) is a faith-based nonprofit organization providing 24-hour supervised residential care and comprehensive support services for pregnant and parenting teens who lack stable housing or face high-risk environments. The organization exists to prevent homelessness, state custody placement, and long-term instability by delivering trauma-informed care, life-skills development, and community-based outreach.

The 2024–2025 reporting period represents a pivotal transition from stabilization to strategic growth, marked by expanded outreach, strengthened governance, cured compliance findings, and preparation for permanent asset acquisition.

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1. Core Mission Impact: Safety & Housing

The foundation’s primary outcome remains the provision of a safe, 24-hour supervised living environment for pregnant and parenting teens.

Residential Capacity & Stability

MFI consistently housed 3–4 residents simultaneously throughout the year while maintaining a growing referral pipeline.

Emergency & Alternative Compliance Interventions

Through approved Alternative Compliance Requests, MFI provided immediate placement for mothers under the age of 16 who were otherwise facing:

Homelessness

Placement in state custody

Continued exposure to violent or unsafe environments

These interventions directly prevented foster care entry, preserved maternal-infant attachment, and ensured continuity of medical and behavioral health care.


2. Outreach & Community Impact

The Outreach Program experienced the most significant expansion in the organization’s history during 2025.

Client Growth

Active outreach clients increased from 155 (June 2025) to 229 (August 2025).

Community Engagement

12 back-to-school outreach events

7 low-income apartment complex visits

5 community and church-based distribution events

Services included diapers, wipes, food, and maternal support supplies

Revenue Generation

Outreach services generated $74,000 in earned revenue by mid-2025, with the organization tracking toward a $270,000 annual outreach goal, strengthening sustainability beyond event-based fundraising.


3. Clinical & Educational Outcomes

Through a Memorandum of Understanding with Amplify, Inc., MFI integrated the Strong Tomorrows Program, ensuring multidisciplinary, licensed support.

Life Skills & Readiness

Residents are evaluated using the Casey Life Skills Assessment, measuring progress in:

Daily living skills

Financial literacy

Self-care and independence

Educational & Workforce Advancement

Residents successfully enrolled in:

Licensed daycare services

GED programs

Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) pathways through Tulsa Tech

Behavioral Health Services

Each resident received:

Minimum 1 hour/week of individual therapy

Minimum 2 hours/week of group therapy

Focus areas included trauma recovery, emotional regulation, and healthy relational development.


4. Governance, Financial & Strategic Readiness

To support increased scale and complexity, the Board of Directors implemented multiple professionalization measures.

Executive Leadership Compensation

In January 2025, the Board approved an Executive Director compensation adjustment to the $100,000–$102,000 range, reflecting oversight of:

9 staff members

Residential operations

Expanding outreach revenue streams

Infrastructure & Facility Stabilization

A long-standing sewer system liability was resolved through a $4,000 settlement, followed by confirmation of a stabilized 2026 lease agreement.

Capital Campaign Preparation

The Board formally approved a $500,000 Capital Campaign, launching January 1, 2026, to secure a permanent, foundation-owned residential facility.

Conservative projections indicate:

30–50% residential capacity increase

Reduced long-term cost per resident

Elimination of lease dependency

Improved compliance flexibility and donor confidence


Organizational Overview

Martha’s Foundation Inc. (MFI) is a faith-based nonprofit organization providing 24-hour supervised residential care and comprehensive support services for pregnant and parenting teens who lack stable housing or face high-risk environments. The organization exists to prevent homelessness, state custody placement, and long-term instability by delivering trauma-informed care, life-skills development, and community-based outreach.
The 2024–2025 reporting period represents a pivotal transition from 

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