Harc Inc.

“Reviewed and signed by the treasurer.”

“Monitored by the administrative manager. Board of directors sign annually.”

“Benchmarked against the center for nonprofit management's compensation and benefits survey.”

“Benchmarked against the center for nonprofit management's compensation and benefits survey.”

“Governing documents, policies and financial statements can be obtained by request to the board of directors.”

“Data for harcs triennial coachella valley community health survey was collected in 2022 and released to the public on february 28, 2023. A total of 75 unique individuals downloaded the electronic version of the executive summary report from harcs website during fy 23-24. This included residents from many different local organizations, including alzheimers association of the coachella valley, american heart association, angel view, asthma and allergy foundation of america, california state university san bernardino, caregiving for seniors llc, cathedral city senior center, center for sustainable energy, childrens services of the desert, city of coachella, city of indio, coachella valley volunteers in medicine, college of the desert, communities for a new california education fund, congressional hispanic caucus institute, county of riverside emergency management department, desert healthcare district and foundation, desert oasis healthcare, desert recreation foundation, devworks, econorthwest, eisenhower health, equariumsolutions, feeding souls foundation, fenixia foundation, health management associates, hope through housing foundation, inland empire community foundation, inland empire health plan, jewish family service of the desert, lets communicate inc., mamas house ministries, mizell senior center, mpg wellness initiative, old town artisan studios, palm desert community presbyterian church, palm springs art museum, planned parenthood of the pacific southwest, riverside county behavioral health, riverside county office on education, shays warriors life after cancer, the living desert zoo and gardens, university of california riverside, university of southern california, united states university, and university of bonn, among others. The most common use for the data is using it to prioritize health needs in the community followed by applying for a grant or other funding. Outreach and education - harc staff showcased subject matter expertise via numerous invited presentations, both in person and via radio shows. Invited presentations becoming data-driven: where to find local data and how to collect it yourself. Presented at npo centrics coffee with event on june 27, 2024 in palm desert, ca. Using data to improve coachella valley health. Presented to leadership coachella valley on march 15, 2024 in palm springs, ca. Becoming data-driven: where to find local data and how to collect it yourself. Presented at coachella valley economic partnerships morning insights: a forum for entrepreneurs event on march 13, 2024 in palm springs, ca. Environmental health in the coachella valley. Presented to the uc climate stewards program, ucr palm desert, november 18, 2023, virtual. Health in the coachella valley for medical students and residents. Presented to uc riverside school of medicine, november 6, 2023 in riverside, ca. Other subject matter expert engagements master of ceremonies at the ark of safety reconvening summit on june 13, 2024 in san bernardino, ca. Master of ceremonies at the ark of safety reconvening summit on november 16, 2023 in san bernardino, ca. Life in the balance radio show on csu san bernardinos coyote radio on april, 2024. Client services - harc worked on 27 different paid consulting projects during fy 23-24, including: 1. Abc recovery: identification, development, and preparation of performance measurements consistent with the commission on accreditation of rehabilitation facilities (carf) standards. 2. Altura: study related to increasing clinical trial participation among federally-qualified health centers. 3. American lung association: tobacco use attitude surveys among residents of cathedral city and palm desert. 4. Betty ford center: community health needs assessment and implementation strategy plan. 5. Boys & girls club of palm springs: evaluation of their cannabis education center to address cannabis reduction, prevention, and diversion for teens. 6. Building resilient communities: qualitative analyses of the”

“Special event expenses 8,457 special event expenses -8,457”