Jacks Helping Hand Inc.

“Two members of the board are married.”

“The return is reviewed with the Treasurer, Executive director and is made available to other board members.”

“The board reviews the conflict of interest policy on an annual basis.”

“The information is made available on request.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: OTHER OUTREACH PROGRAMS INCLUDE THERAPEUTIC EQUESTRIAN PROGRAM, water programs, toy lending library. The equestrian program uses PATH certified instructors and serves 15-20 children per year as each child has a scholarship for a 2 year period meeting weekly. This program focuses on motor coordination and balance, core strengthening, provides positive sensor stimulation and improves both commuication and social skills. Instructors have goals establishd for each child.Camp Reach for the Stars: This program is a weekend long camp in Cambria for children with cancer currently or in the past and their entire families. The camp is directed by Oncology physicians, nurses, and professional counselors to provide a safe, supportive camping experience for the entire family. There are community volunteers, both young and old, and serves up to 25 families, nearly 90 people, along with the volunteer staff of 75. The expenses incurred include facility rental, insurance, food, transportation and activities for families and supplies.”

“In 2010 The County of San Luis Obispo was the recipient of 30+ acres of vacant land in Nipomo, CA donated by relative of Jack Ready whom Jack's Helping Hand was named for. The park is named Jack Ready Imagination Park. The value of the land is approximately $1,990,000. The County then contracted with Jack's Helping Hand (the Corporation)to give them the use of the land for 99 years. The Corporation will develop and pay for a park for special needs children and be responsible for all expenses of the park. At the end of 99 years the park and its improvements will revert back to the county including the improvements. The Corporation will be compensated by the county for certain improvements. The land use lease is being depreciated over 99 years.”