Lemoyne Community Center

“The 990 and other required filings are provided to the board for review. If no objections are made, the return is filed.”

“All board members are required to sign a conflict of interest statement annually and bring forward any potential conflict of interest situation to the board immediately for consideration.”

“The organization's ceo, executive director or top management official includes a review of comparability data and is approved by the board.”

“Governing documents are provided to the public upon request.”

“The lemoyne community center's mission is developing, shaping, defining, and stabilizing its community with education, arts, health, and recreational programs. The center was established in 1956 as a successor to work that began in the early twentieth century by robert forrest, thomas fitch, neighborhood house association, pearle harris and many others.”

“Camp challenge is a day-long eight-week summer school program for 150-200 students per day, which aims to continue providing education, recreation, art projects and music classes, field trips, etc., for student ages k-12 grades, from 9:00am to 4:00pm. Older students participate in community service projects as well. Our students enjoy healthy breakfasts and lunches daily along with snacks. Homework & more during the school year followed by a summer day camp, camp challenge, provide nearly year-long educational, recreational, inspirational, nutritional, positive experiences, and friendships - all of which help our youth earn good grades, graduate from high school, plan their futures with or without post-high school educations, develop strong family and community ties, improve self-confidence and esteem, and develop healthful living and eating habits.”

“Homework & more operates at the center as an after school program for k-12 grades from october through may, 3:00pm - 6:00pm, five days per week for about 80 students per day. Students complete their homework with help from adult volunteers/teachers and washington & jefferson college student volunteers. Besides completing homework, students participate in classes/clubs in reading, art, music, piano, drums, robotics, recreational, photography, etc. One hot meal is provided during this time period along with healthy snacks. Through this consistent daily after school program, our youth become better students overall, return to school daily with homework completed, receive training in subjects of interest, become more focused on their educations, and develop more confidence and self-esteem in their abilities and hopes for their futures.”

“Coco's christmas allows participants to "shop for free" for gifts, toys, clothing, coats and winter wear at christmastime each year. There are no income guidelines and no pre-registration is required for this event, and it includes a free meal and take home treats. During the christmas holiday, over 1,000 people received gifts and food that they would otherwise not have had during the season. American girl doll and boys read are clubs that raise their own money to travel to places associated with the doll and the book they are reading, spreading the love of reading among our youth.”

“Program expenses 7,103 6,544 278 supplies 4,671 4,303 183 awards 4,609 4,246 181 music lessons 4,081 3,759 160 vehicle expense 3,832 3,530 150 repairs and maintenance 2,360 2,174 93 field trips 1,977 1,821 78 miscellaneous 853 785 33 meals 805 742 32 bank fees 472 435 19 total 30,763 28,339 1,207”

“Beginning accounts receivable 56,000 net beginning fixed asset adjustment 54,297 total 110,297 the following financial information was erroneously omitted on the 2018 990: accounts receivable 56,000 leasehold improvements 48,495 (additional) equipment 9,000 (additional) accumulated depreciation (3,198) (additional) net adjustment to net assets 110,297”