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“An electronic copy of the return was provided to the finance committee after the filing of the 990 with the irs. This committee reviews the form and gives approval to the board of trustees that it has been reviewed.”

“Employees, staff and board members are required to annually sign a conflict of interest statement. If any conflicts are noted, those individuals do not participate in any discussion and/or voting of items involving identified conflict.”

“No documents are available to the public.”

“Volunteers are used to staff dances, the receptionist desk, and the senior cafe. They are also used to help deliver mobile meals and groceries. The board of trustees and committees along with the county trustee program is all volunteer. These are the areas where volunteers have vested the most time but there are several other areas such as teaching classes, leading groups, and helping in the many outreach areas that couldn't happen without the help of volunteers.”

“The chore services provides simple household repairs and heavy duty house cleaning for adults ages 60 and older. Some of the tasks include window washing and seasonal maintenance. 1,342 units of service were provided this year. Total expenses for the year were 192,419, including grants of 12,229. Program service revenue was 37,188. The mobile meals provides short term meal delivery for persons recovering from surgery or illness. Meals are delivered by volunteer drivers at the noon hour and include both a hot lunch and bag lunch for the evening. Special dietary needs can be met. A fee is charged for this service and a sliding fee scale is available. The agency also runs a senior cafe at the senior building and lunch is served monday - friday for a minimal fee. These two services are combined for financial reporting purposes. 34,911 meals were provided during the year between these two services. Grocery delivery is also part of the food service group, 650 deliveries were made for the year. Total expenses for the year were 362,404, including grants of 104,449. Program service revenue was 130,783. For financial reporting purposes, the guardianship program and the volunteer expenses are combined into one expense category on the books of the agency on aging. The guardianship program provides a guardian for persons who have been found imcompetent by the probate court. Guardians can be guardians of the estate, the person or both. They are trained to serve seniors in the community who have no one else available to help them with basic life decisions including, but not limited to, living arrangements and medical care. Volunteer expenses are expenses that relate to the recruiting or work of volunteers. There were 299 volunteers during 2014 and the hours volunteered totaled 12,852. Volunteer hours included but weren't limited to the county trustee program, helping with the senior cafe, delivering mobile meals and groceries and helping with dances. This expense category also includes the expenses of volunteer projects that do not fall under any other category and expenses such as small gifts or the annual dinner party to thank the volunteers. Total expenses for both the guardianship program and volunteers for the year were 9,803, including grants of 4,549 and program service revenue of 3,215.”

“Rental expenses 42,653 direct fundrasing expenses 8,865 rental expenses -42,653 direct fundraising expenses -8,865”

“Unrealized gain on investment -3,218 unrealized gain on investment -3,218”