Side By Side

Fiscal year ending 2023. Filed on May 14, 2024.

300 Sunny Hills Drive
San Anselmo, California 94960

Side By Side (EIN: 94-1156301) has filed an IRS Form 990 since at least fiscal year 2016. In its fiscal year 2023 IRS Form 990 filing, Side By Side, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, reported compensation for 9 out of 116 total employees. Among the employees shown here, the average compensation is $133,582. The highest compensated employee at Side By Side is Christine Garcia with fiscal year 2023 compensation of $216,499. Side By Side changed its name from Sunny Hills Services in 2019.

Revenue, expenses, and employee compensation

Revenue

$12,455,396

Expenses

$11,447,643

Employee compensation

$7,806,092

Reported Compensated Employees

Christine Garcia

Chief Executive Officer

$216,499

$205,597 No related comp$10,902

Larry Woodland

Director Clinical Services (End 1/23)

$157,953

$150,997 No related comp$6,956

Peter Timmerman

Physician Assistant

$149,772

$146,170 No related comp$3,602

Tiffany Vigil

Human Resources Director

$139,249

$127,727 No related comp$11,522

Ben Edoukou

Director of Finance (End 12/22)

$136,695

$130,939 No related comp$5,756

Jolene Yee

Director of Irene Hunt School

$133,306

$117,594 No related comp$15,712

Noelle Moss End 323

Director Development Team

$129,217

$115,058 No related comp$14,159

Jamila McCallum

Chief Program Officer (Start 12/22)

$5,967

$5,967 No related compNo other comp

Alan Hencky

CFO (Start 4/23)

Benchmark Employee Compensation

Non-Employee Board Members

Barbara Carbone

Board Member

Bernadette Miller

Board Member (Start 5/23)

Charlotte Joy Phoenix

Boad Member (Start 10/22)

President/Vp (Trans 2/23)

Ina Miller

Board Member (Start 4/23)

Jennifer Gotti

Board Member

Juan Gonzalez III, Ph.D.

Board Member (End 5/23)

Ricki Syufy

Vice President and Secretary (End 1/23)

Contractors

Arntz Builders Inc

Hunt Renovation Contractors

$224,889

Mission Statement

To support children, youth, and their families in healing from past trauma, developing social, emotional, and functional life skills to cope and build resilience, and accessing necessary resources now and in the future. The Agency does so through behavioral health programs including community-based, residential, educational, and other outreach and support programs. The Agency has been in operation since 1895 and is accredited by The Joint Commission having met the standards for its Behavioral Healthcare Accreditation program.