Single Momm

“A copy of the 990 is provided to the board prior to filing. The executive director and board treasurer review and approve the 990 prior to filing.”

“Each board member annually completes a conflict of interest questionnaire and any conflicts are immediately investigated as outlined in the bylaws.”

“The compensation of the executive director is based on comparability data of similar organizations in the geographical area and approved by the board prior to implementation with updates/changes documented in the board of directors written minutes.”

“Governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements are available to the public upon request.”

“Through a faith based approach we guide single moms and their children to healthy independence in the following ways: 1)by providing ongoing social support across economic circumstances, that meets single moms where they are at, seeks to establish a trusting and safe relational foundation, and increases the likelihood that healthy independent gains are maintained, 2) by increasing a woman's self-efficacy, self-esteem, and emotional iq through mentorship, small group courses, classes and leadership development, 3) by empowering women to create resilient households through identifying personal and circumstantial deficiencies and providing pathways for growth, 4) by providing residential and vocational opportunities that assist in improving the emotional and financial lives of women and their children, 5) by establishing resources, materials and educational modules that train communities and individual leaders on how to effectively assist and provide opportunities for single moms.”

“Mentorship 360: begins with a personal story-based approach, looking at lifelong patterns, personal strengths and areas that have prevented a woman from moving forward to healthy independence. Topics range from setting personal boundaries, finances, parenting, creating personal growth goals, vocational exploration, and co-parenting issues. Mentorship 360 includes one-on-one mentorship, acquire classes, the no more crazy process, and arrise. -one-on-one mentorship: during their time with a mentor, a single mom will build a trust-based relationship built on mutual respect. A mentor will meet a woman wherever she is at, invite her to share story, and then walk with her, guiding her to advocate for the needs of her family, move forward in areas she has been stuck in, and open-up tangible possibilities to help her family flourish. -beth coffman library: a library of children and adult books that help single moms strengthen their families. These books along with family games are available to take and not return. -acquire classes: in a small group setting a mentor will meet with 6-8 single moms. Each acquire class is created within single momm or taught by an area professional to address issues that typically threaten to holdback a single mom from thriving. Topics include how to establish margin in life, time management, proactive parenting, how to create income streams, creating healthy community, establishing a will and end of life plan, and how to manage all the to dos in the single mom life. -no more crazy process: this is an organizational guide for contested court situations. Single momm does not give legal advice, we help prepare a single mom to layout her story, happenings, and proofs in court or for an attorney. Many times, when trauma has been present a woman struggles to cohesively articulate what has happened, this process aids them in doing this. -arise: by giving an assist in conjunction with mentorship, single moms can reach long-term sustainability for themselves and their children. This financial gift helps offset the cost of housing. Our arrise opportunity is for single moms that have an established goal of purchasing a house, returning to school, or financially creating a savings account to prevent the constant slip into poverty. In our 2024-2025 fiscal year, 742 single moms participated in mentorship 360.”

“Single momm family camp: a week at single momm family camp enables families to play together, join with other families that can relate to one another, and learn how to incorporate god's truth into their homes 365 days a year. This unique experience creates positive memories, draws single moms and their children closer together, and leads to greater emotional health in their homes. Innovatively designed by single momm, this camp program is specifically designed to model activities every single mom can do throughout the year in her house to increase family traditions, self-agency in her and her children, and overall safety and security in their homes. In addition single momm holds a single mom only i climb for her camp experience that helps single moms train and climb pikes peak in co. A family camp option that helps women focus on overcoming both a physical mountain and their personal mountains. In our 2024-2025 fiscal year, 57 single moms and 77 kids participated in single momm family camps.”

“Event nights: monthly gatherings that provide meals for both single moms and their children. Women take part in a shared meal and engage with a speaker or guided activity. Topics covered are professional development, parenting, household maintenance, physical health, emotional health, spiritual health, how to build healthy relationships, and the importance of doing life within community. Children take part in a shared meal; classes based on age groups and are poured into by community volunteers. Women who attend these events build a trust base with single momm and then enter mentorship, classes, and other services offered. Event nights increase a positive family culture and mom-to-child bonding. In our 2024-2025 fiscal year, 633 single moms and 659 children of single moms participated in event nights.”