Ciudad Nueva Community Outreach Inc.

“The form 990 is reviwed by the executive committee using email.”

“The board reviews conflicts at least annually.”

“Compensation is reviewed annually.”

“All documents are available upon request.”

“Environment empowering adults and families through relational support regular home visits, guidance and referral to dozens of local resources/agencies supporting families in crisis (eviction, abuse, assault, trauma, etc) periodic provision of food, household items, furniture and appliances assistance for enrollment in ged and job training programs job search assistance and referrals family christmas store connection of youth and families with local churches occasional emergency rent or utility assistance”

“Tutoring crisis assessments and referrals small groups, spiritual and leadership development life skill lessons such as conflict resolution financial literacy, budget training and banking concepts creative arts, cooking, chess, and science classes youth clubs - young life and wyldlife summer adventure camps and day camps college prep and financial aid application assistance job readiness assistance and job referrals job preparation program for catalyst after school boys soccer team sun city wolves soccer league”

“Build bridges between the church and the marginalized grapple with the integration of faith, vocation, and urban community development reflect in community on god?s direction for their personal and professional lives mobilizing, training and connecting multiplying leaders with a heart for developing under-resourced neighborhoods ciudad nueva (in partnership with la frontera) led two graduate seminary classes for border fellows - and other interested parties - addressing issues of faith, poverty, culture, youth, community development, ethics and contemporary border issues. Ciudad nueva leaders shared about bridge-building and community development work at seminars, workshops and churches in el paso, austin, phoenix, new york and memphis. Met monthly as part of the el paso chapter of the christian community development association (ccda); co-hosted a training on when helping hurts curriculum leadership development - college and high school students are reinvesting in the community by helping with middle and elementary programs and mentoring younger students sami dipasquale, executive director of ciudad nueva, continued his work on the national ccda board of directors ciudad nueva joined forces with a number of organizations along the border in laying the foundations for a southwest regional chapter of ccda”

“Food 9,154 282 14,081 food - gik 16,520 0 0 fundraising 0 0 12,244 facilities 1,008 0 10,100 insurance 7,380 1,523 0 travel 8,679 0 0 program supplies 7,403 25 0 legal & prof - in kind 5,000 1,500 0 contract labor 4,425 0 0 youth intern training 3,595 0 0 conferences 3,397 0 25 auto 2,668 187 22 advertising & promotion 816 0 1,991 printing & publications 218 295 2,282 league soccer fees 2,474 0 0 books/films/resources 1,924 0 0 dues & subscriptions 953 729 105 bank service charges 129 209 847 postage & shipping 0 22 1,098 tuition 560 0 0 supplies 0 0 451 client gifts 394 0 10 internet & utilities 309 0 0 information technology 180 0 60 information technolgoy 222 0 0 photo & video 210 0 0 office supplies 0 54 140 employee events/meals 96 92 0 client services 125 0 0 equipment & software 24 30 0 employee events 32 0 0”

“Prior period adjustment 2013 6,809 prior period adjustment 2014 583 unlocated prior period adjustment 0 total 7,392”