Juvenile Uplifting Mentoring Program (JUMP) is committed to transparency, fiscal responsibility, and measurable community impact.
This page provides access to our financial disclosures and documented program outcomes, demonstrating how resources entrusted to us are translated into meaningful results for youth and families.
JUMP maintains responsible financial stewardship to ensure all funds are used in alignment with our nonprofit mission and legal obligations.
Below you will find official documents shared by the organization that demonstrate transparency, accountability, and documented program outcomes.
Ready Responders Program – 2025 Impact Report (PDF)
Documents outcomes of the CPR and emergency response training program, including participant reach, certifications, and community safety impact.
View Ready Responders Impact Report (PDF)
Young Entrepreneurs Program – 2025 Impact Report (PDF)
Details youth business creation outcomes, entrepreneurship training, and measurable economic empowerment results.
View Young Entrepreneurs Impact Report (PDF)
General Impact Statement (Organization-Wide)
Provides an overview of JUMP’s mission, populations served, core program areas, and long-term impact framework.
View General Impact Statement
These documents reflect JUMP’s commitment to ethical governance, transparency, and evidence-based community impact.
JUMP is committed to ongoing evaluation, responsible stewardship, and transparent communication with stakeholders.
By publishing impact documentation, the organization demonstrates accountability to donors, partners, and the communities it serves, while laying the foundation for continuous improvement and sustainable impact.
Juvenile Uplifting Mentoring Program (J.U.M.P.) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving at-risk youth and their families across Pennsylvania. We provide mentorship, family casework support, group programming, and community resources designed to reduce recidivism and create positive pathways for young people.
2024 Financial Snapshot
In our first full year of operation as a nonprofit, J.U.M.P. managed our resources carefully to maximize community impact.
Total Revenue (Income): $13,198
• Contributions & Grants: $9,800 (Donations from individuals and organizations who believe in our mission)
• Membership Dues: $3,000 (Support from community members and program participants)
• Other Income: $398 (In-kind donations, such as supplies or donated services)
Total Expenses: $6,406
• Program Services: $2,000 (Direct support for mentoring youth and family casework)
• Professional Services: $2,266 (Consultants, contractors, and support needed to launch programs)
• Startup & Operations Costs: $3,201 (Filing fees, office furniture, computers, printing, and other essentials to establish J.U.M.P.)
• Printing, Postage, and Supplies: $339
Net Assets (Funds carried forward into 2025): $6,792
This positive balance will be reinvested into expanding programming, outreach, and services in 2025.
Impact in 2024
Mentorship & Family Casework: Provided direct mentoring to at-risk youth and guidance for their families.
Community Support: Offered counseling, group sessions, and connections to local resources.
Foundation Building: Established the legal, financial, and operational infrastructure for long-term sustainability.
Looking Ahead
With a strong foundation in place, J.U.M.P. is preparing to:
Expand after-school programming and youth development services.
Build a robust data reporting system to track outcomes such as reduced recidivism and improved family stability.
Strengthen partnerships with schools, courts, and community agencies.
Increase transparency by making our Form 990 and annual summaries publicly available each year.
Commitment to Transparency
As a public charity, J.U.M.P. is committed to accountability and openness. This summary pairs with our official IRS Form 990-EZ (2024) to give our supporters and partners a clear picture of how funds are raised and spent in service to our mission.
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