Donor Impact Report

What donors are entitled to see.

171+ beds · 9 LA sites · $9.5M active program budget

A single shareable link for major-donor prospects — Timelist Group's operating scale, the callouts a prospect lands on first, the trust signals underneath, and how private gifts bridge the gaps government contracts don't cover.

Donor Impact Report

Download the printable impact report.

A one-page PDF mirroring this page — share it with funders, board members, or co-signers offline. Updated monthly.

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Impact at a Glance

The operating scale in five numbers.

The headline figures a prospective funder lands on first — and the source data underneath them.

Reentry housing beds

171+

Reentry housing beds across the LA County portfolio — up from 86, including new women's sites opened in the most recent year.

Active program budget

$9.5M

Active program budget under California Department of Social Services contracts covering CalAIM, direct LA County, and reentry housing.

LA County housing sites

9

LA County reentry housing sites carrying a roughly $63K/month utility load — facility-rehab scope will follow the next capital round.

Portfolio utility load

$63K/mo

Roughly $756K/year in portfolio utility costs — a CDBG public-services / housing-rehab application is in motion to relieve the burden.

501(c)(3) standing

Since 2013

Tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code since 2013, with active nonprofit entity registrations in California and Michigan.

IRS Standing & Registrations

A 501(c)(3) in good standing, registered where we operate.

Timelist Group, Inc. is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, registered to operate in every state where we currently deliver services.

IRS
501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization
In good standing since 2013
State of California
Nonprofit entity registration
Active
State of Michigan
Nonprofit entity registration
Active

Last reviewed: August 24, 2026

Active Programs

Where operations are live today.

Three program pillars carry the operating reality behind the numbers on our landing page — housing at portfolio scale, dignity for the family visits that matter most, and a working CalAIM service line.

Pillar 1 of 3

Housing Sites

9 LA County reentry housing sites carrying a $63K/month utility load. 171+ beds across the portfolio — up from 86 — including new women's sites opened in the most recent year.

Pillar 2 of 3

Family reunification rooms

On-site visitation rooms at the housing sites so parents and kids can meet in a stable, dignified setting during the highest-risk window post-release — the first 90 days back home.

Pillar 3 of 3

CalAIM Justice-Involved Reentry Services

California's CalAIM Justice-Involved service line, delivered: pre-release Medi-Cal enrollment, Enhanced Care Management, and Community Supports navigation as a working service line — not a pilot.

Where Donors Fit In

Bridge float, out-of-cycle maintenance, and the small extras.

CalAIM, LA County, and HUD contracts reimburse on a 60–90 day delay and don't cover every operational reality. Private gifts bridge three specific gaps: the payroll float between reimbursement cycles, out-of-cycle maintenance that can't wait for a contract amendment, and the small family reunification extras that keep a visit dignified.

Thank you. Private gifts are what keep the float in motion — and the small extras in motion are what the people we serve remember most about coming home.