Indian Creek Foundation

“A copy of the form 990 is provided to the board for review prior to submission.”

“The conflicts of interest policy is reviewed annually.”

“Board compensation committee does a wage comparison of ceo compensation and submits to the board for approval.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements as well as its tax returns available upon request.”

“Our mission: empowering children and adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities and/or autism, to maximize their personal potential and enrich their communities. Our values: indian creek foundation is a community of caring, compassionate people, who accept others' uniqueness as an essential part of our lives. We are dedicated to building meaningful relationships based on mutual respect, unconditional value and caring interactions among those whose lives we touch.”

“Residential services: care is provided in 26 group homes or individual apartments throughout the area. All residents have choices to participate in community activities such as shopping, banking, dining, attending the church of their choice, etc. Direct support professionals, working on a shift basis, provide support tailored to the specific needs and preferences of the individuals we serve. Community-based services: individuals capable of living in a semi- independent living situation focused on increased responsibility and self- reliance are served in an unlicensed residential care setting. Some individuals in this setting have progressed from licensed care to independent living and will receive ongoing support and monitoring. Lifesharing services: lifesharing provides opportunities for community family living. Lifesharing offers care for a person with an intellectual and/or developmental disabilities or autism, by a host family in their private home in the community. Lifesharing provides a stable, supportive environment in which each person is encouraged to reach his or her fullest potential while becoming part of the family's everyday life. The lifesharing provider also provides food, sheltr and care for the person. Indian creek foundation is accepting lifesharing providers who would like to share their homes and provide care.”

“Community based services follows two different models of services for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Lifesharing allows individuals with developmental disabilities to live with families who provide care in their private home. The lifesharing provider helps each individual learn and apply new skills while becoming a part of the family's everyday life. The lifesharing provider also provides food, shelter, and care of personal needs. Unlicensed residential provides support services to adults with a developmental disability living on their own in the community. A variety of supports are provided for each individual based on their needs. These services may include arranging medical appointments, assistance with daily living skills, providing recreational opportunities and financial management. Revenue related to these services was 945,056 and expenses were 699,626.”

“Change in interest rate swap -112,277”