Hull House Foundation

“The return was prepared by the organizations' accounting firm; the firm provided the officers a draft of the tax return, which was reviewed by the officers. After the board reviewed the return they approved the return to be submitted.”

“The organization makes its governing documents and financial statements available to the public upon written request.”

“Site development: > acquisition of 200 year old threshing barn to replace hull's barn lost many years ago. This was the first step in a multi-year project, which includes acquisition of a historically correct barn from another site, disassembly, transportation, and storage of the materials at the hull house site, reassembly of the repaired structure on a new foundation, construction of a new roof, doors, and interior partitions that will be "period correct", and landscaping. The total project cost is estimated to be in excess of 125,000, which will be funded by a multi-year capital campaign to include additional capital needed on other projects. > creation of a significant fenced-in "kitchen garden" that would have provided a major source of vegetables for family consumption. > installation of a handicapped accessible entrance and electric lift for the historic farm house. > significant improvements and maintenance projects were completed for the exteriors of the historic house and adjacent headquarters. > construction has commenced on safe and convenient pathways for our visitors to walk the grounds. > acquisition of a historic wagon that will provide perspective of life on a working farm. > engineering and design work completed in to an adjacent one-acre parcel that is being developed for event parking.”

“The continued preservation and restoration of the home.”