Impact & Financial Transparency
We believe trust is built through clarity. As a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, we are committed to stewarding every donation with integrity, responsibility, and purpose. Shown here is a snapshot of both our financial activity and our community impact over the most recent year.
Our Mission in Action
The Broody Hen exists to create meaningful work, purpose, and belonging for adults with disabilities through farming, handmade goods, and community engagement.
In the past year, we:
Partnered with a local high school’s Transition 2 Program for a full academic year
Provided hands-on vocational exposure at our farm and farm stand
Facilitated skill-building in gardening, animal care, sales, and responsibility
Created community-based work opportunities through farm stand sales
Expanded our infrastructure to support future growth
Began development of our you-pick tulip program
Built deeper relationships with families and local supporters
Much of our programming was made possible through volunteer leadership, coordinated partnerships, and in-kind support as we continue building sustainable funding.
Our Mission in Action. Hit play to see a glimpse of what The Broody Hen accomplished this past year with the partnership of our local High School and their Transition 2 Special-Needs Adults.
Net Position: $5,658 retained for continued mission growth
As a young nonprofit, we are intentionally building carefully—ensuring funds are allocated responsibly while laying the groundwork for future programming and expansion.
Financial Snapshot (Most Recent Year)
Total Revenue: $8,207.00
Donations: $4,840.00
Farmstand Sales: $3,368.00
Total Expenses: $2,550
Funds Supported:
Farm infrastructure improvements
Animal feed and care
Insurance coverage
Website and marketing outreach
Tulip & garden expansion
Professional and legal compliance services
Program Funding Note
In addition to direct financial expenditures, some classes and program activities were supported through volunteer leadership and founder-covered costs during this early development phase.
As we grow, we are committed to funding programming directly through organizational revenue and donor support to ensure long-term sustainability.
Governance & Accountability
The Broody Hen is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors who provide oversight, financial review, and strategic direction.
IRS 501 (c)(3) Determination Letter: Available upon request
EIN: Available upon request
Bylaws: Available upon request
We file all required annual IRS documentation and maintain internal policies for financial oversight and ethical governance.
Looking Ahead
We are building toward:
Expanded employment opportunities
Increased farm-based programming
Infrastructure to support year-round classes
Long-term campus development
Every dollar given helps move us closer to a future where adults with disabilities have consistent, meaningful opportunities to work, grow, and belong.
If you have questions about our financials, governance, or impact, we welcome conversation.
Transparency builds trust. Trust builds community. And community is how we grow.