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The 990 read · EIN 59-0192430 · FL · Fiscal year FY ending Jun 2025

The Children's Home Society of Florida

The Children's Home Society of Florida: CEO salary, finances and where donations go

In its own words

“Chs builds bridges to success for children, offering solutions in four (4) key service areas: child & family well-being, behavioral health solutions, early childhood & family development solutions and community solutions.”

Data only Figures straight from the filing, screened by our rules. Not yet reviewed in depth by a CPA.

Methodology by Amir Arani, CPA, CA · Updated

Top pay
$298K Andry E Sweet, 0.3% of spending
Revenue
$89.4M 95.6% from donations and grants
Spent
$89.3M 81.9% on programs, as reported
Net assets
$60.1M end of FY ending Jun 2025
Savings
8.1 months of spending, net assets ÷ spending
People
1,411 employees, 3,741 volunteers
Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025), Parts I, VII, IX, X
01 · Red flags

No red flags in its latest filing.

We screen every filing against twelve rules. A flag is a prompt for a closer look, not a finding of wrongdoing.

No reported asset diversions, no insider transactions, no fundraisers keeping most of the money, and the governance policies we check for are in place.

02 · Where $1 goes · FY ending Jun 2025

Of each dollar it spent, 81.9¢ went to programs, as reported.

The split the charity filed.
81.9¢
Programs, $73.1M
4.1¢
Fundraising, $3.7M
14.0¢
Admin, $12.5M
Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025), Part IX, line 25
Cost to raise $1
4¢
as reported

For each dollar donated, The Children's Home Society of Florida spent 4¢ on fundraising.

Fundraising ÷ $85.5M contributions · Form 990 Parts VIII, IX
03 · What it does

What it told the IRS it spent on.

The charity's own description of its largest programs, with what each cost.

Program 1 · 30.5% of program spending · $1.8M in grants $22.3M

Childhood & family development solutions: improving safety, developmental well-being and academic readiness of children ages 0-5: chs serves children, their caregivers and pregnant women through a variety of prevention, early intervention and early education services: healthy families, early steps, early head start, healthy start, parenting, family visitation services and bridges. Chs promotes healthy bonding, attachment and development through the implementation of evidenced-based curricula in home-visiting and center-based settings. Chs' prevention and early intervention services…

Program 2 · 24.3% of program spending · $1.2M in grants $17.7M

Community solutions: promoting safe communities and schools: chs serves communities and collaborates with multiple partners to create solutions that support entire communities, such as mentoring, youth employment, community outreach, social service navigation, wellness centers, neighborhood engagement in education and community partnership schools. In these schools and services, chs and partners work to remove barriers to learning (hunger, homelessness, illness), address health equity, promote opportunities through enrichment activities during and after school, promote youth development and…

Program 3 · 8.5% of program spending · $727K in grants $6.2M

Behavioral health solutions: improving health and well-being of children and families: chs serves children, families and adults who are diagnosed with behavioral health disorders and are in need of counseling, substance abuse case management and intervention, domestic violence counseling, crisis support, psychiatric care and case management services. Chs provides trauma-focused therapy to improve the resiliency of children and adults exposed to trauma. Chs behavioral health solutions promote access, quality and outcomes. Services are accessible at the convenience of our clients (in homes,…

Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025), Part III
04 · The savings

Net assets: $49.9M to $60.1M in 11 years.

Net assets at each fiscal year end, 2013 to 2025.

Net assets at year end, $ millions
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Form 990 history via ProPublicaForm 990 (FY ending Jun 2025)
05 · Who gets paid

The 8 highest-paid people.

Reportable pay in FY ending Jun 2025, from the charity and related organizations.

Andry E Sweet
President & CEO
$298,179
Kymberly a Cook
VP & Chief of External Affiars
$214,236
Barbara J Mcdonald
CFO & Chief Administrative Officer
$199,542
Marcus P Johnson
Chief Information Officer
$186,497
Heather E Vogel
Chief Talent Officer
$177,521
Jacob C Jackson
Snr VP and General Counsel
$146,067
Tara Hormell
Chief Program Officer
$141,437
Mary Nash
Snr VP Operations
$137,587
Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025), Part VII, Section A
Largest outside contractors
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Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025), Part VII, Section B
06 · Questions

The questions people ask about the The Children's Home Society of Florida.

Short, sourced answers. Each one stands on its own.

How much does the The Children's Home Society of Florida CEO make?

Andry E Sweet, President & CEO, received $298,179 in reportable compensation in FY ending Jun 2025, 0.3% of The Children's Home Society of Florida's $89.3M in spending.

Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025), Part VII

What percentage of The Children's Home Society of Florida donations go to programs?

The Children's Home Society of Florida reported 81.9% of FY ending Jun 2025 spending as programs, 4.1% as fundraising and 14% as management.

Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025), Part IX

How much money does The Children's Home Society of Florida have?

Net assets were $60.1M at the end of FY ending Jun 2025, about 8.1 months of spending.

Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025), Part X

Does The Children's Home Society of Florida have any red flags in its filing?

Its latest Form 990 triggered none of our twelve screening rules, which cover reported asset diversions, insider transactions, fundraiser costs, governance policies and spending patterns.

Form 990 (FY ending Jun 2025)
07 · Sources and citing

Every number, traced.

  1. The Children's Home Society of Florida Form 990, FY ending Jun 2025 (IRS e-file)
  2. The Children's Home Society of Florida Form 990 history (ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer)
Cite this page

Amir Arani, “The Children's Home Society of Florida: CEO salary, finances and where your dollar goes,” Charity Math, updated 2026-11-07. https://charitymath.com/charities/the-children-s-home-society-of-florida/