Funding & Compliance
The annual cost of providing services at the Meyer Center is $50,279 per child.
Tuition (for students age 0-3), Medicaid/insurance reimbursements, and funds from the South Carolina Department of Education only cover a portion of those costs, leaving the Meyer Center with a net cost of $3,303,144 (~$28,232/child) annually.
At the Meyer Center, no child is turned away due to a family’s inability to pay.
Our children are worth it.
The Meyer Center is a 501 (c) 3 not-for-profit organization, a member of the South Carolina State Charter School District, a United Way Agency, DSS-licensed and accredited childcare center. The Meyer Center has formed a unique partnership that generates community-wide support and a diversified funding base. Approximately 80% of the Center’s annual support and revenue is utilized for program services. Income is generated through the following:
United Way | annual allocation and designated donor contributions
Program Service Fees | school tuition based on a sliding fee scale according to family size and income. However, no child is ever turned away due to their family’s inability to pay.
Third Party Insurance Reimbursements | health insurance benefits
Government Funds | Medicaid benefits, Federal, State and local education funds
Self-Support | Income generated through special events, Donor contributions, In-kind contributions, Volunteer services
Financial Documents:
Requests for inspection of financial records meeting SC Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) may be requested by emailing Meta Hendricks, mhendricks@meyercenter.org.
40%
Government Funds
Federal, State and local education funds
20%
Medicaid benefits & Third Party Insurance
Medicaid and Insurance reimbursements
37%
Self-Support
Income generated through special events, Donor contributions, In-kind contributions, Volunteer services
2%
Program Service Fees
School tuition based on a sliding fee scale according to family size and income. However, no child is ever turned away due to their family’s inability to pay.
1%
United Way
Annual allocation and designated donor contributions