Good Samaritan Services

“The audit committee reviews and assesses the form 990 before it is filed. The board members receive a copy of the form 990 and related schedules for review and coment before the filing of the return.”

“Annual conflict of interest statements are signed by all board and committee members. All forms are reviewed by the executive director and the chairman of the board. The executive committee is charged with final determination of how to handle any potencial conflicts.”

“The human resources committee conducted a salary review for the organization during the fiscal year.”

“Governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are made available to the public by request and in the annual report.”

“We empower our neighbors to transition from housing crises to stability through a personalized, relationship-based approach. By engaging the community, we provide a continuum of care tailored to each individual's unique needs. Our program good sam offers a range of services designed to support individuals at various stages of housing insecurity: -winter shelter: provides a safe space for individuals experiencing homelessness to sleep during the coldest months of the year. Guests receive a warm meal, shower facilities, and a warm bed. -emergency housing: offer up to 60 days of housing to address basic needs and establish goals for individuals in crisis. -transitional housing: supports individuals for up to six months as they work toward their goals while paying program fees (rent). -affordable housing: provides up to one year of housing with increased independence for participants. -supportive housing: offers three or more months of case management and support with rental assistance while participants live in their own housing. -alumni services: provides ongoing support after participants reach stability to ensure long-term success. Additional support to address the diverse needs of our participants, we offer: -counseling: in-house counseling services are available at no cost, removing barriers such as insurance and transportation. -microloan program: participants can apply for loans up to 5,000 for essential needs like purchasing a car or making a down payment on housing. -matched savings program: encourages good saving habits by matching up to 1,000, often used for moving expenses or debt repayment. -personalized case management: every participant receives, on average, over 30 case management meetings during their time in the good sam program.”

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