Northeastern Conference

The Northeastern Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, founded in 1987, operates as a significant religious non-profit organization within the Northeastern United States. It oversees a network of 176 churches and 15 parochial schools, serving a diverse membership exceeding 60,000 individuals, with a strong presence in urban centers and various ethnic communities including Afro-American, Caribbean, Hispanic, Haitian, Portuguese, Ghanaian, and Nigerian populations. The organization's core mission is to propagate the gospel and foster spiritual transformation among its members and the broader communities it serves.

With a substantial operational footprint, the conference manages 6 locations and employs between 500-1,000 individuals. A key asset is its 98-acre camp facility located in Hyde Park, New York, which hosts summer camp programs for youth aged 8 to 15, providing recreational and spiritual development opportunities. This extensive network and operational capacity are managed by a dedicated team, and you can Meet Northeastern Conference's team to learn more about their leadership and structure.

Financially, the Northeastern Conference reported revenue of $42.8M. In April 2020, the organization secured $5.0M in debt financing through the PPP program, indicating strategic financial management to support its operations and mission. The organization competes within the religious non-profit sector, with entities like Southeastern Conference and South Central Conference being notable peers. For detailed financial performance and metrics, interested parties can Explore financial highlights.