Turning for Home Inc.

“The president and the Executive director review the Form 990 before filing with the controller. Eventually either before filing or after filing every director is provided the opportunity to review a complete copy of the 990 and ask any questions he or she may have. A board member can request to see the form 990 as frequently as he or she wants.”

“Board adopted a conflict of interest policy in 2012 and the Executive director and Secretary are on site most of their working time and are aware of most of the vendors and members the entity does business with on a regular basis.”

“Turning for Home, Inc.s (TFH) staff is on the payroll of the parent company (PTHA). TFH reimburses the parent company for all costs related to its staff. Included in the staff are the executive director, the secretary, the controller and office staff persons. The office staff are allocated 100% to TFH and the others are allocated on estimates of time spent working on TFH activities. The Board and oversight of PTHA and TFH are the same.”

“Information is available by the public from the IRS since it is a charity and the public may request the information from the company. The information is also available from the PA Charities division.”

“Disclousres related to payroll expense:The company does have an expense category titled payroll and other expense categories related to payroll such as payroll taxes. Turning for Home, Inc.(TFH) does not prepare or pay its own payroll. The payroll for its staff is paid for by a related entity and TFH reimburses that entity for all costs related to those costs.Disclosures related to Schedule R:TFH receives a contribution for PTHA. HPA reimburses PTHA for payroll which PTHA pays employees working for TFH. TFH shares office space and related expenses with PTHA which it does not compensate to PTHA and which PTHA does not pay for but is donated to PTHA by an unrelated entity.”