Ifred Inc

“Expenses advertising 2,709 consulting 120,000 webprint, dev. And design 882 marketing design 621 communication outreach 218 social media 20,509 office supplies etc 2,637 bank fees 612 paycor payroll services 345 paypal fees 31 office direct-expense other 500 telephone 515 email host 1,199 software 1,857 other expenses 400 hotel 299 airfare 1,888 meals 630 parking-tolls 15 other travel expenses 5,096 insurance 918 total 161,881”

“Other increases 9,971 adjustments made for advocating for nonprofit”

“Accounts receivable 0 6,000 -5,000 -5,000 other notes and loans 5,000 5,000 computer equipment 1,978 1,978 total 1,978 7,978”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 70,850 unsecured notes and loans payable 5,000 5,185 payroll taxes 0 0”

“Ifred's mission is to shine a light on hope, a known protective factor for anxiety and depression, to end the stigma associated with the disease through prevention, education and research.”

“Ifred continued updates of its website, ifred.org. Ifred's founder spoke at several online events, teaching the science of hope and advocating for more funding and resources for treatment of depression and reduction of the stigma attached to the illness. Ifred's founder also served on several global advisory boards,and operate its 11,000-plus member online support group, along with the social media networks educating on the importance of brain health.”

“Ifred continued its hopeful minds program, based on the idea that hope is a teachable skill. Ifred continues to support communities around the world, where over 2500 educators and 48 countries have downloaded the program at www.hopefulminds.org.”

“Ifred continues to present at conferences on mental health. Kathryn goetzke, ifred founder, is now a representative at the united nations for the world federation for mental health. She is an active advocate working to ensure branding around mental health focuses on leadership engagement, celebrity stories, the biology of the brain and body, positive imagery, and the success rate of treatment. Kathryn hosted an event advocating for an international day of hope, the first monday in may, and is working to ensure all celebrate around the world.”

“Ifred launched the first-ever hopeful cities campaign, a program aimed at teaching the science of hope citywide. Ifred provided 11,000 curriculum booklets to the washoe county school district and boys and girls club and continued to offer the curriculum free online. It also created a 10-day global hope challenge, and 30-day global hope challenge. Www.hopefulcities.org.”