2025-08-15T09:50:12-04:00 2025-03-31 371074029 MCK CPAS & ADVISORS 1353 E MOUND RD STE 300 DECATUR IL 625269382 990EZ 2024-04-01 371019918 JAMES MILLIKIN HOMESTEAD INC JAME 2174229003 125 N PINE STREET DECATUR IL 62522 AMANDA BUTTERICK DIRECTOR/TREASURER 2174229003 2025-08-15 true false MARK S WOOD P01241659 2178752655 2025-08-15 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X JAMESMILLIKINHOMESTEAD.COM X X 51011 X 22586 3448 11475 5103 8308 1054 7254 91 91 49957 8593 14672 7036 293 30594 19363 151758 1556 172677 151758 172677 151758 172677 151758 172677 X OPERATION OF HISTORIC HOME OWNED BY LOCAL UNIVERSITY - HOME MUSEUM, ART, HISTORIC PRESERVATION, REGIONAL HISTORY ALL THIRD-GRADE SCHOOL CLASSES ARE INVITED TO FIELD TRIP TO THE MUSEUM HOME OF MR. & MRS. MILLIKIN BUILT IN 1876. THE EVENT IS HELD OVER A TWO-WEEK SPAN. ONE SCHOOL IS PERMITTED IN THE HOME AT A TIME. THERE IS A SCRIPTED PROGRAM WITH CHARACTERS DRESSED IN PERIOD COSTUMES. CHILDREN MEET MR. MILLIKIN, THE PIANO TUNER, THE MAID, THE KITCHEN HELP, AND FINALLY MRS. MILLIKIN. CHILDREN ARE ENCOURAGED TO ASK QUESTIONS AND GIVEN OPPORTUNITY TO WORK SMALL ART PROJECTS OR DO RUBBINGS OF COINS AND OTHER ARTIFACTS ON TO TRACING PAPER. THE ENTIRE PASSAGE IS THROUGH THE ROOMS, LISTENING TO STORIES, QUESTIONS, ARTWORK, AND A SNACK. WE PROVIDE GRANT OPPORTUNITIES FOR TEACHERS TO OBTAIN FUNDS FOR THE COST OF BUSING. LAST YEAR WE HAD 750 STUDENTS COME THROUGH THE HOUSE. 1208 WINTER CULTURE & POETRY AT THE HOMESTEAD GIVES OPPORTUNITIES FOR CITIZENS TO BE EXPOSED TO THE ARTS FOR A MINIMAL ENTRY FEE OF 10. BOTH POETS AND MUSICIANS PARTAKE IN THIS WINTER SUNDAY AFTERNOON EVENT. WE HAD 63 ATTENDEES. 614 IN ADDITION TO OUR HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE, WE HAVE A DISPLAY OF A VARIETY OF NATIVITY SETS FOR VIEWING. THE 1875 HOME DECORATED FOR THE HOLIDAY IN A PERIOD APPROPRIATE TRADITIONAL DECORATIONS. PEOPLE CAME TO VIEW THE 1890'S DECORATIONS AND NATIVITY SETS WITH COOKIES AND PUNCH. WE HAD 56 ATTENDEES OVER A 2 DAY PERIOD. ANNUAL MEETING - 20 ATTENDEES - 349 CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE - 57 ATTENDEES - 208 HISTORIC PRESERVATION WEEK OPEN HOUSE - 39 ATTENDEES PLEIN AIR COLONY ARTIST - 20 ATTENDEES COOKIES & CAROLS - 155 ATTENDEES 557 2379 ANN-MARIE HILLYER DIRECTOR 23.00 0 DOUGLAS WARREN DIRECTOR 32.00 0 JASON BUTTERICK DIRECTOR 2.00 0 JENNIFER BRANDYBERRY DIRECTOR/ VI 2.00 0 MICHAEL GIBSON DIRECTOR 3.00 0 NOLA WILKINSON DIRECTOR & S 2.00 0 TIFFANY HALL DIRECTOR 1.00 0 DAVID BOWMAN DIRECTOR 7.00 0 KARLA MILLER DIRECTOR 6.00 0 GINNY MURPHY DIRECTOR 1.00 0 LINDSAY NOLAN DIRECTOR 1.00 0 DEROAN PETERS DIRECTOR 1.00 0 MICHAEL SEXTON DIRECTOR 1.00 0 AMANDA BUTTERICK DIRECTOR/TRE 12.00 0 JAMES WILKERSON DIRECTOR & P 10.00 0 DONNA WILLIAMS DIRECTOR 5.00 0 false false false false false false false false false IL AMANDA BUTTERICK 1953 E PRAIRIE ST DECATUR IL 62521 2174229003 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 32745 110205 43819 23165 41315 251249 289 1163 7074 8060 3448 20034 33034 111368 50893 31225 44763 271283 271283 1699 2593 3017 4956 5103 17368 1699 2593 3017 4956 5103 17368 580 631 1211 34733 113961 54490 36812 49866 289862 0.93590 0.95180 0.06000 0.04000 X PART III, LINE 12 VOIDED SECURITY DEPOSIT 100 LOCAL ARTS COUNCIL CONTEST AWARD 200 HOLIDAY DINNER - DIRECTORS 655 POLO SHIRT UNIFORM REIMBURSEMENT 251 UNSPENT PETTY CASH 5 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES OTHER EXPENSES 293 TOTAL 293 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 20 UNREALIZED GAIN IN INVESTMENTS 1,556 FORM 990-EZ, PART III OPERATION OF HISTORIC HOME OWNED BY LOCAL UNIVERSITY - HOME MUSEUM, ART, HISTORIC PRESERVATION, REGIONAL HISTORY FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 ALL THIRD-GRADE SCHOOL CLASSES ARE INVITED TO FIELD TRIP TO THE MUSEUM HOME OF MR. & MRS. MILLIKIN BUILT IN 1876. THE EVENT IS HELD OVER A TWO-WEEK SPAN. ONE SCHOOL IS PERMITTED IN THE HOME AT A TIME. THERE IS A SCRIPTED PROGRAM WITH CHARACTERS DRESSED IN PERIOD COSTUMES. CHILDREN MEET MR. MILLIKIN, THE PIANO TUNER, THE MAID, THE KITCHEN HELP, AND FINALLY MRS. MILLIKIN. CHILDREN ARE ENCOURAGED TO ASK QUESTIONS AND GIVEN OPPORTUNITY TO WORK SMALL ART PROJECTS OR DO RUBBINGS OF COINS AND OTHER ARTIFACTS ON TO TRACING PAPER. THE ENTIRE PASSAGE IS THROUGH THE ROOMS, LISTENING TO STORIES, QUESTIONS, ARTWORK, AND A SNACK. WE PROVIDE GRANT OPPORTUNITIES FOR TEACHERS TO OBTAIN FUNDS FOR THE COST OF BUSING. LAST YEAR WE HAD 750 STUDENTS COME THROUGH THE HOUSE. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 29 WINTER CULTURE & POETRY AT THE HOMESTEAD GIVES OPPORTUNITIES FOR CITIZENS TO BE EXPOSED TO THE ARTS FOR A MINIMAL ENTRY FEE OF 10. BOTH POETS AND MUSICIANS PARTAKE IN THIS WINTER SUNDAY AFTERNOON EVENT. WE HAD 63 ATTENDEES. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 30 IN ADDITION TO OUR HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE, WE HAVE A DISPLAY OF A VARIETY OF NATIVITY SETS FOR VIEWING. THE 1875 HOME DECORATED FOR THE HOLIDAY IN A PERIOD APPROPRIATE TRADITIONAL DECORATIONS. PEOPLE CAME TO VIEW THE 1890'S DECORATIONS AND NATIVITY SETS WITH COOKIES AND PUNCH. WE HAD 56 ATTENDEES OVER A 2 DAY PERIOD. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 31 ANNUAL MEETING - 20 ATTENDEES - 349 CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE - 57 ATTENDEES - 208 HISTORIC PRESERVATION WEEK OPEN HOUSE - 39 ATTENDEES PLEIN AIR COLONY ARTIST - 20 ATTENDEES COOKIES & CAROLS - 155 ATTENDEES