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Form 990

Opportunity Finance Network

EIN 20-5189202PHILADELPHIA, PA 19109Founded 2006WebsiteIRS Tax Year 2024 · Period ending December 31, 2024
Mission Statement

OPPORTUNITY FINANCE NETWORK'S (OFN) MISSION IS TO LEAD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (CDFIS) AND THEIR PARTNERS TO ENSURE THAT LOW-INCOME, LOW-WEALTH, AND OTHER DISINVESTED PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES HAVE ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE, RESPONSIBLE FINANCIAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES. OFN IS A NATIONAL LEADERSHIP NETWORK OF MORE THAN 450+CDFIS, INCLUDING COMMUNITY BANKS, CREDIT UNIONS, AND LOAN FUNDS. OFN, THROUGH ITS MEMBERS, INVESTS IN LOW-INCOME AND UNDERSERVED RURAL, URBAN, AND NATIVE AMERICAN COMMUNITIES ACROSS ALL 50 STATES IN AMERICA; PROVIDING AFFORDABLE, RESPONSIBLE CREDIT THAT FINANCES COMMUNITY BUSINESSES, SPARKS JOB GROWTH IN THE AREAS THAT NEED IT MOST, AND DELIVERING BOTH SOUND FINANCIAL RETURNS AND REAL CHANGES FOR PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES. OFN'S PROGRAM SERVICE OFFERINGS INCLUDE PROVIDING FINANCIAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FOR CDFIS, INCREASING THE STRENGTH AND CAPACITY OF THE CDFI INDUSTRY, AND AMPLIFYING THE VOICE OF THE INDUSTRY.

IRS Tax Year 2024

Period ending December 31, 2024

Total Revenue

$2.3B

+9245.9%YoY

Total Expenses

$41.0M

+31.1%YoY

Net Assets

$2.4B

+1717.2%YoY

Employees

85

+44.1%YoY

Volunteers

12

Grants Paid

$14.8M

Program Expense Ratio

85.6%

Fundraising Efficiency

348147.8%

This nonprofit profile presents IRS Form 990 tax filing data for Opportunity Finance Network (EIN: 20-5189202), based on the 2024 tax year annual return filed with the Internal Revenue Service.

Sections below include financial summaries (revenue, expenses, and net assets), program accomplishments, officer and key employee compensation, detailed executive pay breakdowns, top independent contractors, governance policies and audit information, related tax-exempt organizations. All figures are reported in USD as filed.

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RoundPaper IndicatorsTax Year 2024

Financial Health

Revenue grew +9245.9% to $2.3B
Program spending ratio of 85.6% — excellent
710.7 months of operating reserves — strong cushion
Expenses increased +31.1% year-over-year

Transparency

Conflict of interest policy adopted
Whistleblower policy in place
Financial statements independently audited
12-member board, 12 independent

Compensation

Top compensation: $480,658 (PRESIDENT & CEO)
Top exec pay is 1.2% of total expenses — very modest
Schedule J filed for 16 individuals — detailed disclosure
No executive perks reported

Program Effectiveness

4 programs reported
85.6% of spending goes to programs
4 programs generate revenue — self-sustaining activity
$14.8M in grants paid to other organizations
12 volunteers engaged

Financial Stability

Debt-to-asset ratio of 7.6% — low leverage
0.0 months cash runway — tight liquidity
Revenue diversification: concentrated in few sources
Net assets consistently growing over recent filings

Risk Flags

No insider or excess benefit transactions
No material diversion or misuse reported
No family/business relationships on board

Indicators derived from IRS Form 990 data. Not financial advice.

Organization Summary

Opportunity Finance Network is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit headquartered in PHILADELPHIA, PA, founded in 2006. It is classified under NTEE code W60 (Financial Institutions), within the Public & Societal Benefit category. The organization has held tax-exempt status since 2008. In its 2024 filing, the organization reported $2.3B in total revenue, a 9245.9% increase from the prior year, and $41.0M in total expenses. The organization employed 85 people and engaged 12 volunteers. HAROLD PETTIGREW, PRESIDENT & CEO, is the highest-compensated individual at $480,658. The organization runs 4 programs, totaling $35.0M in program expenses. 6 of 6 recommended governance policies are in place.

Opportunity Finance Network is classified under NTEE code W60 (Financial Institutions), which falls within the Public & Societal Benefit category. Its foundation type is 16.

Programs(Tax Year 2024)

4 records

Programs Overview

Opportunity Finance Network operates 4 programs, with total program expenses of $35.0M. Opportunity Finance Network's largest program accounts for 60% of total program spending.

1
Program 1Expenses: $21,099,647

MONEY: EXPANDING ACCESS TO RESPONSIBLE, AFFORDABLE CAPITALTHE MONEY ASPECT OF OFN'S WORK INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING ACTIVITIES WHICH BENEFIT LOW-INCOME AND LOW-WEALTH COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE U.S: OFN'S FINANCING FUND (ON-BALANCE-SHEET LENDING AND INVESTING IN CDFIS); FUND MANAGEMENT SERVICES (FEE-BASED BUSINESS PROVIDING CDFI FUND MANAGEMENT AND ASSET MANAGEMENT SERVICES TO THIRD PARTY INVESTORS); AND CDFI BOND GUARANTEE PROGRAM BOND ISSUANCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES.

2
Program 2Expenses: $8,304,926

STRENGTH: BUILDING POTENTIAL FOR IMPACTOFN STRENGTHENS THE CDFI INDUSTRY BY PROVIDING PEER LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, RESEARCH, NETWORKING PLATFORMS, AND SIGNATURE ANNUAL EVENTS (E.G. THE OFN CONFERENCE AND SMALL BUSINESS FINANCE FORUM) FOR CDFI PRACTITIONERS, PARTNERS, AND INVESTORS.

3
Program 3Expenses: $2,623,488

VOICE: AMPLIFYING THE CDFI MESSAGE AND SECURING STAKEHOLDER SUPPORTACROSS MULTIPLE PLATFORMS AND AUDIENCES, OFN'S STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS AND POLICY ADVOCACY DRIVE THE MESSAGE THAT CDFI INVESTMENTS TRANSFORM COMMUNITIES AND CHANGE LIVES AND INCREASES RESOURCES TO CDFIS.

4
Program 4Expenses: $3,016,552

OTHER

Total Program Expenses: $35,044,613

Financial Overview(Tax Years 2019–2024)

6 records

Financial Highlights

Over the past 6 years, Opportunity Finance Network's revenue has grown from $16.5M to $2.3B, a 14080.5% increase. Program expenses represent 86% of total spending.

Revenue increased 9245.9% year-over-year, while expenses grew 31.1%. net assets rose to $2.4B, up 1717.2% from the prior year. the organization added 26 employees.

Opportunity Finance Network derives 99% from contributions and grants, with 1% from program services, with 0% from investment income.

Revenue is heavily concentrated: 99% comes from contributions and grants, indicating limited diversification.

Opportunity Finance Network allocates 86% to programs, 13% to management and general, 2% to fundraising.

Revenue grew by 9245.9% while expenses grew by only 31.1%, suggesting improving operational efficiency.

Opportunity Finance Network distributed $14.8M in grants to other organizations and individuals, representing 36% of total expenses.

Over 6 filings from 2019–2024, Opportunity Finance Network grew revenue from $16.5M to $2.3B (+14080.5%) while maintaining a program expense ratio of 86%. During this period, the organization grew from 35 to 85 employees.

Opportunity Finance Network holds $2.6B in total assets against $198.6M in liabilities (debt-to-asset ratio of 8%). The organization has 710.8 months of operating reserves. Cash and equivalents of $1 cover approximately 0.0 months of expenses.

Revenue

YearTotal RevenueContributionsGov't GrantsProgram RevenueInvestment
2024$2.3B$2.3B$2.3B$27.6M$4.6M
2023$25.0M$7.0M$3.6M$12.8M$3.2M
2022$76.0M$63.1M$590K$11.9M$1.0M
2021$52.0M$42.8M$1.8M$8.9M$317K
2020$30.8M$21.8M$520K$8.7M$303K
2019$16.5M$7.6M$565K$8.7M$114K

Expenses

YearTotal ExpensesProgramManagementFundraisingGrants Paid
2024$41.0M$35.0M$5.2M$661K$14.8M
2023$31.2M$28.8M$1.8M$499K$15.2M
2022$36.5M$34.4M$1.6M$510K$21.4M
2021$22.1M$20.1M$1.6M$405K$0
2020$24.1M$22.3M$1.4M$334K$0
2019$11.0M$9.2M$1.5M$326K$275K

Program Expense Ratio

85.6%

Admin Expense Ratio

12.8%

Fundraising Efficiency

348147.8%

Operating Reserve

710.8 mo

People & Compensation(Tax Year 2024)

33 records

Compensation Summary

Opportunity Finance Network reported compensation for 33 officers and key employees. Total officer compensation was $4.0M, representing 9.7% of total expenses.

Opportunity Finance Network's highest-compensated individual received $481K in total compensation. Total officer compensation of $4.0M represents 9.7% of total expenses.

NameTitleTypeHours/wkComp from OrgRelated OrgsTotal
HAROLD PETTIGREWPRESIDENT & CEO
OfficerDirector
40.00$468,873$0$480,658
AMBER KUCHAR BELLEVP, CHIEF STRATEGY & OPER
Officer
40.00$347,075$0$381,472
SETH JULYANEVP, CHIEF NETWORK OFFICER
Key Employee
40.00$269,260$0$299,360
DAFINA WILLIAMSEVP, CHIEF EXTERNAL AFFAIR
Officer
40.00$267,468$0$291,488
BRENDON MILLER SINCE 124EVP, CHIEF OF STAFF & HEAD OF COMMUNICATIONS
Officer
40.00$277,266$0$278,033
BETH LIPSON UNTIL 324EVP, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFIC
Former
40.00$230,540$0$239,845
MARY WRIGHTSVP, FINANCIAL SERVI
Officer
40.00$229,978$0$239,711
SHAKEYDA DANIELSSVP, FINANCIAL SERVI
Officer
40.00$209,682$0$227,284
TAMARA FRYESVP, HUMAN RESOURCES
Highest Comp
40.00$200,693$0$219,242
BHUMIP PATEL UNTIL 1024SVP, ACCOUNTING & FI
Former
40.00$203,976$0$212,460
LISA CHENSVOLDSVP, STRATEGIC COMMU
Highest Comp
40.00$191,766$0$210,673
ADRIENNE SMITHSVP, RESEARCH
Highest Comp
40.00$185,734$0$193,676
SINDHU LAKSHMANANSVP, DEVELOPMENT SER
Highest Comp
40.00$175,031$0$188,789
JESSEL AMIN SINCE 624EVP, CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER
Key Employee
40.00$175,459$0$184,534
MARY SCOTT BALYSVP, PUBLIC POLICY
Highest Comp
40.00$160,407$0$167,362
KEVIN FRYATT SINCE 624EVP, CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
Officer
40.00$153,852$0$162,981
DONNA GAMBRELLBOARD CHAIR
OfficerDirector
2.00$0$0$0
ARLO WASHINGTONBOARD MEMBER SINCE 10/24
Director
2.00$0$0$0
BETSY BIEMANNBOARD VICE CHAIR
OfficerDirector
2.00$0$0$0
ROBERT VILLARREALBOARD TREASURER
OfficerDirector
2.00$0$0$0
DAVID BECKBOARD MEMBER
OfficerDirector
2.00$0$0$0
AISHA BENSONBOARD MEMBER
Director
2.00$0$0$0
MARLA BILONICKBOARD MEMBER
Director
2.00$0$0$0
MARTINA EDWARDSBOARD MEMBER
Director
2.00$0$0$0
ELENA GONZALESBOARD MEMBER
Director
2.00$0$0$0
HENRY JIMENEZBOARD VICE CHAIR SINCE 10/24
OfficerDirector
2.00$0$0$0
TED PICCOLOBOARD MEMBER
Director
2.00$0$0$0
SARA RAZAVIBOARD MEMBER
Director
2.00$0$0$0
CHRISTINA TRAVERSBOARD TREASURER SINCE 10/24
Director
2.00$0$0$0
SKYA DUCHENEAUXBOARD MEMBER SINCE 10/24
Director
2.00$0$0$0
JOHN HOLDSCLAW IVBOARD MEMBER SINCE 10/24
Director
2.00$0$0$0
ARIEL MEYERSTEINBOARD MEMBER SINCE 6/24
Director
2.00$0$0$0
NELLY ROJAS-MORENOBOARD MEMBER SINCE 10/24
Director
2.00$0$0$0

Compensation Breakdown

Schedule J detail — base, bonus, benefits, and executive perks

HAROLD PETTIGREW

Base Salary

$408,873

Bonus

$60,000

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

$11,372

Nontaxable Benefits

$413

AMBER KUCHAR BELL

Base Salary

$258,519

Bonus

$88,556

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

$14,434

Nontaxable Benefits

$19,963

SETH JULYAN

Base Salary

$252,760

Bonus

$16,500

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

$11,030

Nontaxable Benefits

$19,070

DAFINA WILLIAMS

Base Salary

$255,968

Bonus

$11,500

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

$10,830

Nontaxable Benefits

$13,190

BRENDON MILLER SINCE 124

Base Salary

$265,766

Bonus

$11,500

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

Nontaxable Benefits

$767

BETH LIPSON UNTIL 324

Base Salary

$229,540

Bonus

$1,000

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

$9,202

Nontaxable Benefits

$103

MARY WRIGHT

Base Salary

$202,478

Bonus

$27,500

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

$9,320

Nontaxable Benefits

$413

SHAKEYDA DANIELS

Base Salary

$181,682

Bonus

$28,000

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

$8,518

Nontaxable Benefits

$9,084

TAMARA FRYE

Base Salary

$190,193

Bonus

$10,500

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

$8,249

Nontaxable Benefits

$10,300

BHUMIP PATEL UNTIL 1024

Base Salary

$203,976

Bonus

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

$8,140

Nontaxable Benefits

$344

LISA CHENSVOLD

Base Salary

$178,766

Bonus

$13,000

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

$7,793

Nontaxable Benefits

$11,114

ADRIENNE SMITH

Base Salary

$172,734

Bonus

$13,000

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

$7,529

Nontaxable Benefits

$413

SINDHU LAKSHMANAN

Base Salary

$159,531

Bonus

$15,500

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

$7,154

Nontaxable Benefits

$6,604

JESSEL AMIN SINCE 624

Base Salary

$163,959

Bonus

$11,500

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

Nontaxable Benefits

$9,075

MARY SCOTT BALYS

Base Salary

$151,407

Bonus

$9,000

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

$6,584

Nontaxable Benefits

$371

KEVIN FRYATT SINCE 624

Base Salary

$142,352

Bonus

$11,500

Other Reportable

Retirement/Deferred

Nontaxable Benefits

$9,129

Top Contractors(Tax Year 2024)

5 records

Contractor Summary

Opportunity Finance Network reported 5 contractors receiving over $100,000, with total contractor payments of $1.5M.

NameServiceCompensation
CIVIC INITIATIVES LLCPROCUREMENT & COMPLIANCE$544,773
ALL AROUND CREATIVEMARKETING SERVICES$307,376
FORSYTH STREET ADVISORS LLCADVISORY SERVICES$247,776
ZRG PARTNERS LLCEXECUTIVE RECRUITING SERVICES$190,770
JENNER & BLOCKLEGAL SERVICES$163,163

Governance & Compliance(Tax Year 2024)

Governance Snapshot

Opportunity Finance Network has 6 of 6 recommended governance policies in place, including conflict of interest, whistleblower, document retention. Its board has 12 members, 12 of whom are independent.

Opportunity Finance Network's financial statements are audited, an audit committee oversees the process, the organization is subject to a federal grant audit (Single Audit).

Policies & Oversight

Conflict of interest policy
Whistleblower policy
Document retention policy
CEO compensation review process
Other officer compensation review
990 provided to governing body
Board members12
Independent members12

Audit & Financial Oversight

Financial statements audited
Independent audit
Audit committee
Federal grant audit required

Grants Awarded(Tax Year 2024)

53 records

Grantmaking Summary

Opportunity Finance Network awarded $14.8M across 53 grants to organizations. Top recipients include WHITE EARTH INVESTMENT INITIATIVE (DETROIT LAKES, MN) — $500K for operating grant; SPRUCE ROOT INC (JUNEAU, AK) — $500K for operating grant; COOK INLET LENDING CENTER INC (ANCHORAGE, AK) — $500K for operating grant.

Organization Grants

RecipientLocationAmountPurpose
WHITE EARTH INVESTMENT INITIATIVE010732253DETROIT LAKES, MN$500KOPERATING GRANT
SPRUCE ROOT INC454295940JUNEAU, AK$500KOPERATING GRANT
COOK INLET LENDING CENTER INC920177969ANCHORAGE, AK$500KOPERATING GRANT
ACCESSITY330620415SAN DIEGO, CA$500KOPERATING GRANT
NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT CENTER INC411738791SAINT PAUL, MN$500KOPERATING GRANT
PACIFIC NORTHWEST TRIBAL LENDING371525217BELLINGHAM, WA$400KOPERATING GRANT
LA FUERZA UNIDA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP113613094ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY$400KOPERATING GRANT
PATHSTONE ENTERPRISE CENTER161534956ROCHESTER, NY$400KOPERATING GRANT
CO-OP FUND OF THE NORTHEAST030264092WATERTOWN, MA$400KOPERATING GRANT
WISCONSIN NATIVE LOAN FUND INC432116172LAC DU FLAMBEAU, WI$400KOPERATING GRANT
JUST COMMUNITY INC811447315AUSTIN, TX$350KOPERATING GRANT
WORKING SOLUTIONS CDFI911951777SAN FRANCISCO, CA$350KOPERATING GRANT
ONE ROOF COMMUNITY HOUSING411678328DULUTH, MN$300KOPERATING GRANT
CATALYTIC DEVELOPMENT FUND CORP OF NORTHERN KENTUCKY263389252COVINGTON, KY$300KOPERATING GRANT
VIRGINIA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FUND INC541914519RICHMOND, VA$300KOPERATING GRANT
FOUR BANDS COMMUNITY FUND INC460456528EAGLE BUTTE, SD$300KOPERATING GRANT
PROPEL NONPROFITS411916373MINNEAPOLIS, MN$300KOPERATING GRANT
IMPACT LOAN FUND INC233032463PHILADELPHIA, PA$300KOPERATING GRANT
LATINO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CENTER521749216SAINT PAUL, MN$300KOPERATING GRANT
MISSION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY510187791SAN FRANCISCO, CA$300KOPERATING GRANT

Showing 20 of 53 grants.

Filing History(Tax Years 2008–2024)

6 records

Showing the 6 Form 990 filings currently in our system.

Tax YearFormPeriodRevenueExpensesNet Assets
2024
990
2024-01-01 – 2024-12-31$2.3B$41.0M$2.4B
2023
990
2023-01-01 – 2023-12-31$25.0M$31.2M$133.5M
2022
990
2022-01-01 – 2022-12-31$76.0M$36.5M$139.5M
2021
990
2021-01-01 – 2021-12-31$52.0M$22.1M$100.7M
2020
990
2020-01-01 – 2020-12-31$30.8M$24.1M$65.3M
2019
990
2019-01-01 – 2019-12-31$16.5M$11.0M$58.4M
2008–2018No filings acquired yet

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Opportunity Finance Network do?

OPPORTUNITY FINANCE NETWORK'S (OFN) MISSION IS TO LEAD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (CDFIS) AND THEIR PARTNERS TO ENSURE THAT LOW-INCOME, LOW-WEALTH, AND OTHER DISINVESTED PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES HAVE ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE, RESPONSIBLE FINANCIAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES. OFN IS A NATIONAL LEADERSHIP NETWORK OF MORE THAN 450+CDFIS, INCLUDING COMMUNITY BANKS, CREDIT UNIONS, AND LOAN FUNDS. OFN, THROUGH ITS MEMBERS, INVESTS IN LOW-INCOME AND UNDERSERVED RURAL, URBAN, AND NATIVE AMERICAN COMMUNITIES ACROSS ALL 50 STATES IN AMERICA; PROVIDING AFFORDABLE, RESPONSIBLE CREDIT THAT FINANCES COMMUNITY BUSINESSES, SPARKS JOB GROWTH IN THE AREAS THAT NEED IT MOST, AND DELIVERING BOTH SOUND FINANCIAL RETURNS AND REAL CHANGES FOR PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES. OFN'S PROGRAM SERVICE OFFERINGS INCLUDE PROVIDING FINANCIAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FOR CDFIS, INCREASING THE STRENGTH AND CAPACITY OF THE CDFI INDUSTRY, AND AMPLIFYING THE VOICE OF THE INDUSTRY.

How much revenue does Opportunity Finance Network have?

Opportunity Finance Network reported $2,333,785,289 in total revenue for tax year 2024, up 9245.9% from the prior year.

Who is the highest-paid executive at Opportunity Finance Network?

HAROLD PETTIGREW, PRESIDENT & CEO, received $480,658 in total compensation as of tax year 2024.

Is Opportunity Finance Network a 501(c)(3)?

Yes, Opportunity Finance Network is classified as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.

Where is Opportunity Finance Network located?

Opportunity Finance Network is headquartered in PHILADELPHIA, PA 19109.

How many employees does Opportunity Finance Network have?

Opportunity Finance Network has 85 employees and 12 volunteers as of tax year 2024.

What type of nonprofit is Opportunity Finance Network?

Opportunity Finance Network is classified under NTEE code W60 (Financial Institutions), within the Public & Societal Benefit category. It is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.

Is Opportunity Finance Network audited?

Yes, Opportunity Finance Network's financial statements are audited, and the organization has an audit committee.

How much does Opportunity Finance Network spend on fundraising?

Opportunity Finance Network reported $661,098 in fundraising expenses for tax year 2024, which represents 1.6% of total expenses.

Does Opportunity Finance Network give grants?

Yes, Opportunity Finance Network distributed $14,800,000 in grants to other organizations and individuals in tax year 2024. Top recipients include WHITE EARTH INVESTMENT INITIATIVE, SPRUCE ROOT INC, COOK INLET LENDING CENTER INC.

Data Source

Prepared by: MITCHELL & TITUS LLP, NEW YORK, NY

IRS Form 990 electronic filings via the IRS Exempt Organizations Business Master File. All financial figures are as reported in USD.

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