Hope Health Center Inc

“Annual form 990 is prepared by an independent cpa and is submitted to the organization's executive director and financial administrator for their review and authorization before filing.”

“Officers and directors have a duty to disclose any potential conflict. If the board of directors determines that a conflict exists, the board will address and remove the conflict or require the member to resign. Appropriate disciplinary action shall be taken if the member failed to disclose an actual or possible conflict.”

“Approved by board committee and by full board of directors”

“Approved by board committee and by full board of directors”

“The organization does not publish its governing documents but does make them available upon request.”

“See statement of program service accomplishments for description of volunteer services.”

“On january 26, 2023, we transferred substantially all of our non-financial assets to a larger medical practice (a 501(c)(3) organization-see below) with a complementary mission. Following the transfer of assets, we worked with our legal, accounting and tax advisors/consultants to dissolve the corporate entity. Funds remaining at dissolution were transferred to a 501(c)(3) organization - national christian foundation alabama -- via a board approved grant. Through january 20, 2023 (six days before the asset transfer), we continued to provide primary care, counseling and eye care services based out of our clinic in fairfield, alabama. The patient population consisted largely of the elderly, disabled, and/or uninsured. Other significant activities in the fairfield community included distribution of about 125 thanksgiving baskets, our tenth annual christmas shop, and free pre-k student health screenings. After january 20, 2023, we no longer accepted contributions from donors, no longer had employees, and no longer provided health care services. The clinic we formerly owned and operated reopened on february 6, 2023 as cahaba medical care - hope health, which is part of a federally qualified health care (fqhc) network and a 501(c)(3)organization. Therefore, as of this filing, the fairfield community continues to have access to quality health care at the same physical location provided by primary care physicians, including the two primary care physicians who had been at hope health center for 10+ years.”