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Human Services : Youth Development, Shelter, and Crisis Services

Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch

Rescue, Mentor, Hope, Empower.

one star

69.47

19344 Innes Market Road Bend, OR 97703
tel: (541) 330-0123   Web Site
EIN: 91-1821187

Board Leadership
Shawn Clark
Board President

CEO
Troy Meeder
Chief Executive Officer, Founder

  Score
(out of 100) 		Rating
Overall Score & Rating 69.47 one star
  Financial 79.52 two stars
  Accountability & Transparency 62.00 one star
This rating was published 06/01/2020 and includes data from FY2018, the most recent 990 received at that time.
Why isn't this based on more recent data?

Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch (CPYR) exists to Rescue the Equine, Mentor the Child, offer Hope for the Family and Empower the Ministry. They provide a safe and positive experience for children and families to learn about the saving hope of Jesus Christ in an authentic western environment. Currently, Crystal Peaks serves between four to five thousand visitors a year with 25-30 horses rescued from violent abuse or life threatening neglect. Although the primary focus of the ranch is to serve disadvantaged children, the program is available for any child. The only true prerequisite for kids visiting the ranch is that they WANT to participate. A desire to come is an indication of a heart willing to try. It is from this willingness that broken hearts and lives can be led toward healing.

Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch (CPYR) exists to Rescue the Equine, Mentor the Child, offer Hope for the Family and Empower the Ministry. They provide a safe and positive experience for children and families to learn about the saving hope of Jesus Christ in an authentic western environment. Currently, Crystal Peaks serves between four to five thousand visitors a year with 25-30 horses rescued from violent abuse or life threatening neglect. Although the primary focus of the ranch is to serve disadvantaged children, the program is available for any child. The only true prerequisite for kids visiting the ranch is that they WANT to participate. A desire to come is an indication of a heart willing to try. It is from this willingness that broken hearts and lives can be led toward healing.

Impact Information

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Reported Results
Total in 2019
Number of patient visits
3,200
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Financial

two stars

79.52

Accountability & Transparency

one star

62.00

This rating was published 06/01/2020 and includes data from FY2018, the most recent 990 received at that time.
Why isn't this based on more recent data?
Overall Rating Chart
  Program Expenses
(Percent of the charity's total expenses spent on the programs
and services it delivers)		 74.6%
  Administrative Expenses 9.9%
  Fundraising Expenses 15.3%
  Fundraising Efficiency $0.17
  Working Capital Ratio (years) 4.11
  Program Expenses Growth -2.6%
  Liabilities to Assets 2.2%
All data for Financial Performance Metrics calculations was provided by Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch on recent 990s filed with the IRS.
All data for Financial Performance Metrics calculations was provided by Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch on recent 990s filed with the IRS.
Information Provided on the Form 990  
  Independent Voting Board Members
  No Material diversion of assets
  Audited financials prepared by independent accountant
  Does Not Provide Loan(s) to or Receive Loan(s) From related parties
  Documents Board Meeting Minutes
  Provided copy of Form 990 to organization's governing body in advance of filing
  Conflict of Interest Policy
  Whistleblower Policy
  Records Retention and Destruction Policy
  CEO listed with salary
  Process for determining CEO compensation
  Board Listed / Board Members Not Compensated
Is the following information easily accessible on the charity's website?  
  Donor Privacy Policy
  Board Members Listed
  Audited Financials
  Form 990
  Key staff listed
REVENUE  
Contributions  
   Contributions, Gifts & Grants $1,558,453
   Federated Campaigns $0
   Membership Dues $0
   Fundraising Events $12,764
   Related Organizations $0
   Government Grants $0
Total Contributions $1,571,217
   Program Service Revenue $55,654
Total Primary Revenue $1,626,871
   Other Revenue $50,431
TOTAL REVENUE $1,677,302
   
EXPENSES  
   Program Expenses $1,097,888
   Administrative Expenses $131,781
   Fundraising Expenses $214,978
TOTAL FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES $1,444,647
   
Payments to Affiliates $0
Excess (or Deficit) for the year $232,655
   
Net Assets $6,028,310

Charts

Compensation % of Expenses Paid to Title
$84,000 5.81% Kenneth Meeder CEO

Mission

Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch (CPYR) exists to Rescue the Equine, Mentor the Child, offer Hope for the Family and Empower the Ministry. They provide a safe and positive experience for children and families to learn about the saving hope of Jesus Christ in an authentic western environment. Currently, Crystal Peaks serves between four to five thousand visitors a year with 25-30 horses rescued from violent abuse or life threatening neglect. Although the primary focus of the ranch is to serve disadvantaged children, the program is available for any child. The only true prerequisite for kids visiting the ranch is that they WANT to participate. A desire to come is an indication of a heart willing to try. It is from this willingness that broken hearts and lives can be led toward healing.

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Charity Contact Info

Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch
19344 Innes Market Road
Bend, OR 97703
tel: (541) 330-0123
EIN: 91-1821187

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Board Leadership

Shawn Clark
Board President

CEO

Troy Meeder
Chief Executive Officer, Founder

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