Twloha Inc.

“Each director will be given a copy of form 990 as it will ultimately be filed with the irs prior to its filing with the irs. The board of directors will review and comment if necessary and approve the finalized return with the independent accounting firm that prepares the form 990.”

“Officers and key employees are required to sign a document acknowledging the receipt and understanding of the organization's conflict of interest policy. By signing the document, the individual agrees to be in compliance with the conflict of interest policy or disclose any potential conflicts. Compliance is reviewed annually by the twloha directors.”

“Compensation for the executive director is reviewed and approved by a committee of board members. The board in their review and approval of compensation takes into account adherence to the conflict of interest policy, analysis of comparable compensation to the market and similar organizations, relevant work experience, and job performance. Compensation is reviewed and set on an annual basis by the board of directors.”

“Compensation for each officer, key employee, and board of director is reviewed and approved by a committee of board members, which does not include the board member in situations where that board member is being reviewed and approved. The board in their review and approval of compensation takes into account adherence to the conflict of interest policy, analysis of comparable compensation to the market and similar organizations, relevant work experience, and job performance. Compensation is reviewed and set on an annual basis by the board of directors.”

“Maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new mexico, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, tennessee, utah, virginia, washington, west virginia, wisconsin”

“Twloha makes available a summary of annual financial statements and a copy of their form 990 on their website www.twloha.com. Governing documents and the conflict of interest policy are made available to the public upon request.”

“To write love on her arms is a non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and finding help for people struggling with depression, addiction, self injury, and suicide. Twloha exists to encourage, inform, inspire, and also to invest directly into treatment and recovery.”

“Twloha volunteers assist with the mission by volunteering as interns, and/or engaging in one of the organization's programs, campaigns, and events.”

“Twloha found it necessary to change the ways it conducted programs with direct face-to-face interactions due to the covid-19 pandemic.”

“The events and tours program gives us an opportunity to meet people face- to-face at music festivals and tours, college events, places of worship, and community gatherings. We get to listen to people tell their stories and share their struggles. We get to stand in front of them and encourage them to believe in better days. These are conversations that spark change and challenge the stigma that says you can't talk about these issues (depression, addition, self-injury, and suicide). We were able to continue this work in the first part of 2020, but halted all in person events and programs due to covid-19. Many of our events took place on virtual platforms so we could continue the mental health conversations in a safe format. We anticipate resuming in person events when it is safe for our team and the public to do so.”

“Supporter engagement - twloha would not exist without the support of our volunteer community. We have a variety of activities that volunteers can engage in to help us achieve our mission. Our intern program typically offers three internship terms in which we invite individuals from around the world to join us in melbourne, fl. Due to covid-19, we transitioned our intern program to a fully remote program. All interns continue to receive our move training and professional development skills in order to assist the twloha team in all areas of operations. Our interns are also instrumental in responding to supporters that reach out to twloha for encouragement and connecting them to mental health resources. The move community conference is how we educate others about the topics we address at to write love on her arms: depression, addiction, self-injury, suicide, anxiety, eating disorders, and the role a trusted community plays in bringing hope to those who feel broken. In a one or two-day workshop led by professional counselors, we explore what is behind these struggles, what recovery looks like, and how we can make a difference in the lives of those who are struggling. Between the bells is a one-week interactive program designed for high school students to spark authentic conversations about mental health and to remind those struggling they are not alone. This program educates students about common mental health struggles, what help and resources exist, and how they can play a key role in their school and community. Uchapters is a network of student organizations on college and university campuses that exists to embody the mission and vision of twloha. Through on-campus events, programming, and fundraising initiatives, each chapter serves as a voice of inspiration and education for their peers. Many volunteers decide that they want to use their skills and talents to support twloha. Through either a supporter benefit event or a partnership, supporters can create meaningful opportunities in their community or within their business operations to help raise funds for twloha. In addition, they use the activity of raising funds as an opportunity to share the message of hope and help in a memorable way.”

“"other program service accomplishments" treatment and recovery - twloha is committed to not only changing the conversation surrounding mental health and challenging stigma but also to investing into treatment and recovery. Under this umbrella, we have the opportunity to connect people to places of help via local resources, offer financial assistance that allows someone to sit with a counselor for the first time, and provide grants to organizations that are working in the mental health field. Every year twloha engages in vital conversations about mental health and suicide prevention on world suicide prevention day (wspd) and during national suicide prevention week (nspw). All contributions raised during this annual campaign are invested directly into treatment and recovery.”

“Professional fees 201,283 0 0 professional fees 13,326 0 0 professional fees 20,192 0 0 professional fees 3,375 13,301 0 total 238,176 13,301 0”

“Costs of sales netted with revenue on 990 839,762 costs of sales netted with revenue on 990 -839,762”