Tripil

“During the fiscal year ended june 30, 2019, trpil, the parent organization of three non-profit organizations and one for-profit corporation began the process of a reorganization of trpil and its affiliates with the intent to improve the efficiently of the board and management administration. The changes include revisions to the bylaws and the corporate structure. Corporations were restructured to be dedicated to specific functions and the boards consolidated. These changes included reassignment of licenses, contracts and the support personnel of trpil. The full intent is to enhance the overall mission of trpil. Effective january 1, 2019, transitional paths to independent living, inc., was utilized for the program and support functions of the organization, agency attendants remained employees of trpil community services, inc., and trpil, was utilized to hold title to all real estate. As a part of the transition, employees of trpil, trpil community services and trpil home health became employees of transitional paths to independent living, inc., effective january 1, 2019.”

“Written policies and procedures exist which govern the activities of affiliates.”

“A copy of form 990 was supplied to all board members for review and discussion prior to signing and submission of the form.”

“The organization enforces compliance with the conflict of interest policy through education and communication among the board of any potential conflict and the steps needed to address it.”

“Board of directors review the compensation of the executive director and other managment positions in conjunction with approving the annual budget. Comparability data of the area and the industry is used.”

“Governing documents made available upon request.”

“Trpil's organizational mission is to affirm liberty and justice for all people with disabilities. As keeper of this vision, trpil strives to remain in touch with current events of the worldwide disability movement and evolving principles of the independent living philosophy. Trpil monitors and enforces the cooperation of the affliiates in pursuit of a common goal - the system-wide advancement of economic development through the independent living movement. Trpil provides leadership to the affilated organizations.”

“During the fiscal year ended june 30, 2019, the board of trpil, the parent organization of trpil community services, transitional paths to independent living, accessible dreams and trpil home health began the process of a reorganization of trpil and its affiliates with the intent to improve the efficiently of the board and management administration. The changes include revisions to the bylaws and the corporate structure. Corporations were restructured to be dedicated to specific functions and the boards consolidated. These changes included reassignment of licenses, contracts and the support personnel of trpil. The full intent is to enhance the overall mission of trpil. Effective january 1, 2019, transitional paths to independent living, inc., was utilized for the program and support functions of the organization, agency attendants remained employees of trpil community services, inc., and trpil, inc., was utilized to hold title to all real estate. As a part of the transition, employees of trpil, inc., trpil community services and trpil home health became employees of transitional paths to independent living, inc., effective january 1, 2019.”

“Trpil provides support to the three affiliated 501(c)(3) organizations transistional paths to independent living, trpil community services, and accessible dreams as well as an affiliates for-profit home helath care agency - trpil home health. Support includes financial management services, information technology services, facilities management services, training of boards of directors, record keeping services, grants management services, human resource services, and strategic planning technical assistance. Development services provided for future resources including acquisition of land and property redevelopment for anticipated program expansion for services to the community. Trpil is currently in the midst of a capital campaign to renovate the former ywca building, 42 west maiden street, washington. Phase i is underway with additional work planned for phase ii to reconstruct the former gym and stage area plus some additional office space. In order to fund its initiatives, trpil seeks to find new opportunities through a variety of sources inculdiing the federal and state governments, local share accounts funding, and private donations from individuals, corporations, and foundations.”

“Other fees 0 60,110 144,000”