Unknown Organization

“Beacon hospice, inc. Managed the hyder family hospice house from october 10,2010 until october 17, 2011 as described above.”

“All members of the board of trustees voted unanimously to dissolute the corporation on january 31, 2013. The "plan of dissolution" is made as of the january 31, 2013 for the purpose of completing and documenting the dissolution of seacoast hospice.”

“No committees after october 8, 2010.”

“The form 990 was emailed to all board members for their review prior to filing.”

“The organization has no employees and the board consisted of 5 members who are working to dissolve the organization. Conflicts were monitored on an individual level.”

“Governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements are made available to the public upon request.”

“Forgiveness of debt the organization substantially closed down its operatings in october 2010. Since that time, the organization has been engaged in the process of selling its assets and dissolving the corporation. After selling substantially all of its assets, the organization had an unpaid mortgage loan which was forgiven by the organization's financial institution.”

“During the fiscal year ended june 30, 2014, seacoast hospice substantially completed its process of dissolution. The organization had previously sold its home healthcare services operation to beacon hospice, inc. In 2010. At that time, seacoast hospice contracted with beacon hospice, inc. To manage the operations of the hyder family hospice house. Volunteer program services provided by seacoast hospice also ceased on october 8, 2010. The organization completed its liquidation during fiscal year ended june 30, 2014 which included a discharge of the organization's remaining mortgage balance on a building it sold in 2011. The amount of debt discharged is reported as other income.”

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“Liquidation of assets the corporation liquidated all endowments and paid all known liabilities and obligations of the corporation. Because of the amount of outstanding debt owed by the corporation to a financial institution was above the liquidated assets, there were no remaining assets to distribute after payment is made thereunder.”