Pushing Boundaries

“There were no committees acting on behalf of the governing body.”

“The 990 is reviewed by the board treasurer, a board director, and the executive director after receiving from the accountant. The reviewed 990 is presented to the board for approval. When approval is received, the board treasurer signs the document for filing form 990 and related schedules with the internal revenue service.”

“Governing and financial documents are not available to the public.”

“Ongoing collaboration with facilities such as harborview, uw, virginia mason, providence, and other prominent facilities have strengthened our community outreach. Continued increase in volunteer opportunities have resulted in community collaborations and partnering with local businesses to provide a larger circle of care and more comprehensive involvement from the community through donations of time and services. Pushing boundaries client programs offer almost 2000 hours of internships each year and were enhanced during 2016 within the schools of exercise science and nonprofit management from several prominent seattle universities. In addition to providing services at an affordable cost, pushing boundaries partners with social services and successfully works with clients to obtain partial reimbursement of costs for services rendered. However, the most significant accomplishments that we have made are the success stories of our clientele. With over 2 million dollars in community donations from thousands of individuals and foundations, client achievements have included the ability to return to work, resume driving, regaining arm strength to hug their children, increasing stamina to perform daily tasks or gaining enough strength to become more independent during the day. The continued opportunity that pushing boundaries provides to our clientele is self- evident in the personal strides that each person continues to make in their road to increased health and improved quality of life.”