Aslan Inc.

“The review process includes a full review by the entire board of directors and with the organization's auditor.”

“Any potential conflict of interest is discussed at a board meeting to determine if a conflict truly exists and determine the appropriate action to eliminate the conflict. These discussions will be recorded in the board minutes.”

“Compensation review and approval of the ceo and coo are performed by the board of directors. The board determines compensation guideline through information provided by the christian leadership association and other non-profit sources.”

“All documents are available upon request. The financial statement and tax return are available on the evangelical council for financial accountability (ecfa) web site. Www.ecfa.org”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: FOOD & CLOTHING PROGRAMS: Although Aslan's programs primarily target the needs of children, we also provide a limited number of services for the parents of our children. These services include monthly programs in Long Branch and in Asbury Park (run by community volunteers). With food donations and financial gifts from local churches and from CROP Walk, Aslan also maintains an emergency pantry to provide food for the families of our children. At Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas we provide sumptuous baskets filled with hams, turkeys and all the trimmings to insure our families are blessed during these holiday seasons. Over Christmas, Aslan provides assistance to many of our most needy families through our adopt-a-family program. Additionally, local churches adopt each Aslan youngster and provide approximately $50 per child of special gifts at Christmas.In Kind Donations and Grants Received Totaling : $17,660Time $ 8,830Space $ - Goods $ 8,830FOUNDED IN 1975, ASLAN CONTINUES TO LEAD THE FIELD IN SERVICES TO URBAN, DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN. IN 1996, ASLAN EXPANDED IT'S WORK INTO HAITI, ONE OF THE POOREST NATIONS ON EARTH. ASLAN NOW OWNS LAND IN HAITI AND IS DEVELOPING THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS TO SERVE HAITIAN CHILDREN AND ADULTS: 1) MEDICAL CENTER; 2) VILLAGE SCHOOL; 3) MISSION TRAINING SCHOOL; 4) ORPHANAGE. THE RELATIONSHIP-BASED APPROACH THAT IS A HALLMARK OF ASLAN'S PROGRAMS IN THE US IS THE SAME IN HAITI. ASLAN ALSO REGULARLY TAKES SELECT ASLAN TEEN-AGERS FROM OUR PROGRAMS IN THE US TO HAITI TO SERVE AS COUNSELORS FOR OUR HAITIAN CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS AND TO MEET OTHER HUMANITARIAN NEEDS. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: VOLUNTEER & GENERAL PROGRAMS: A hallmark of Aslan's success throughout our rich 32-year history has been the number of caring individuals who volunteer their time and talents to help the children of Aslan. Our volunteer force has grown to 300 individuals who serve as mentor/tutors, Right Choices teachers, office volunteers (mailings, data entry, etc.), trip chaperones, coaches, attorneys (legal aid for Aslan youth & families), accountants, Board of Director's members, Advisory Council members, choir & dance instructors, Haiti Project volunteers and on and on. PRESIDENTIAL POINT OF LIGHT: Because of the large number of volunteers Aslan employs and the many and varied ways our volunteers serve the community in need, President George H. W. Bush designated Aslan Youth Ministries an American point of Light in September of 1991. Aslan was chosen for this great honor from among 15,000 worthy nominees received by President Bush during his administration. (see related article on Aslan website, www.aslanyouth.org).NOTE: A TOTAL OF over 400 CHILDREN ARE SERVED THROUGH THE SERVICES OUTLINED ABOVE (200 CHILDREN STATESIDE IN NEW JERSEY AND 200 CHILDREN IN HAITI). SEVERAL HUNDRED ADULTS ARE SERVED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AS WELL AND OVER 1,000 HAITIAN ADULTS ARE SERVED EACH YEAR THROUGH OUR MEDICAL TEAMS AND IN OTHER WAYS. In Kind Donations and Grants Received Totaling : $229,599Time $ 88,570Space $ 60,400Goods $ 80,629”