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www.HartfordBusiness.com • September 11, 2017 • Hartford Business Journal 23 Nonprofit Notebook NONPROFIT PROFILE Hill-Stead Museum 35 Mountain Road, Farmington | hillstead.org Mission: Develops, preserves, documents, displays and interprets Impressionist paintings, 1901 historic house and 152-acre landscape for the benefit of present and future generations. Services: National Historic Landmark and museum. Top Executive: Susan Ballek, CEO FY 2015 SUMMARY 2014 2015 Total Employees 44 46 Total Assets $5,803,058 $5,403,581 Total Liabilities $71,212 $99,255 REVENUES Contributions & Grants $911,392 $973,250 Program Service Revenue $223,753 $244,767 Investment Income $258,142 $89,476 Other $38,341 $30,386 Total $1,431,628 $1,337,879 EXPENSES Grants $0 $0 Member Benefits $0 $0 Salaries/Employee Benefits $648,953 $690,256 Fundraising Fees $0 $0 Other $763,761 $939,859 Total $1,412,714 $1,630,115 Margin $18,914 ($292,236) TOP PAID EXECUTIVES (FY 2016) Base salary Comp. & Benef. Susan Ballek, CEO $98,908 $108,220 Source: Guidestar IRS 990 Tax Form Chip's Family Restaurant raised $8,200 for the Hospital for Special Care through the Chip's specially created "Stack of Kindness" pancake promotion. The donation benefits The Autism Center at Hospital for Special Care and the annual Spectrum of Kindness campaign. Pictured (from left) are: Middlesex Chamber of Commerce member Albert Hamrah; Lynn Ricci, CEO, Hospital for Special Care; George Chatzopoulos, owner, Chip's Family Restaurant; and Larry McHugh, president, Middlesex Chamber of Commerce. SI Financial Group Foundation awarded a $3,000 grant to Hartford nonprofit Operation Fuel for emergency energy assistance for residents of Willimantic and the Windham region. Middlesex United Way presented a check for $41,693 to MARC Community Resources in support of their Adult Skill Development and Leisure Program. The program helps individuals with fitness, nutrition and wellness, money management, digital literacy and positive life choices. Walmart and the Walmart Foundation recently donated $280,000 to nonprofits in Connecticut including: Shoreline Soup Kitchens & Pantries, Essex; Community Soup Kitchen, New Haven; The Salvation Army, Hartford; House of Bread, Hartford; and Catholic Charities, Norwich. The United Bank Foundation Connecticut presented Journey Home with a $10,000 check during "United Bank Night" at Dunkin' Donuts Park. Journey Home, based in Hartford, helps individuals and families overcome homelessness. Pictured (from left) are: Adam Jeamel, United Bank's Eastern Connecticut regional president; Matthew Morgan, executive director of Journey Home; and Amanda Girardin, deputy executive director of Journey Home. MEMBER FDIC EQUAL HOUSING LENDER Find your [ Done Deals ] place. 860-638-2958 liberty-bank.com $7,200,000 Permanent Mortgage for a retail building in Glastonbury, CT $2,300,000 Permanent Mortgage for an apartment building in West Hartford, CT $2,100,000 SBA 7(a) Loan for a veterinary hospital in Fairfield County, CT PHOTO | CONTRIBUTED PHOTO | CONTRIBUTED GET CONNECTED BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS START THEIR DAY ACTIVELY READING THE CT MORNING BLEND BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS EVERY DAY 3,500 ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE TO FIND OUT MORE CALL JAIME RUDY, SALES DIRECTOR, AT 860-236-9998 X 124 OR JRUDY@HARTFORDBUSINESS.COM HARTFORD BUSINESS.COM BUSINESS HARTFORD BUSINESS HARTFORD BUSINESS HARTFORD BUSINESS.COM HARTFORD BUSINESS.COM HARTFORD BUSINESS.COM HARTFORD BUSINESS.COM TODAY AWARDS & EVENTS GREEN GUIDE HARTFORD BUSINESS.COM MORNING BLEND HEALTH CARE WEEKLY IN PRINT. ONLINE. IN PERSON