Lee County Homeless Coalition Inc

“The Board of Directors review and approve the Form 990 prior to filing.”

“Annually, each Board Member receives a copy of the conflict of interest policy and signs a form agreeing to comply with the policy.”

“Board Members are not compensated. The Organization utilizes the internet, Guidestar review, and discussion with other nonprofits in determining compensation for management and employees.”

“Board Members are not compensated. The Organization utilizes the internet, Guidestar review, and discussion with other nonprofits in determining compensation for management and employees.”

“Governing documents are made available to public upon request. Financials and Form 990 is listed on the website and published on Guidestar.”

“There are 21 indivduals listed on Part VII. Michael Overway, Executive Director, was selected to replace the Prior Executive Director. Michael Overway is an officer but not a member of the Board of Directors. For this reason, there are 21 individuals listed on Part VII. However, Michael Overway is not, therefore Parts I and IV reflect 20 voting members.”

“Professional Fees - $27,869”

“Johnny Limbaugh was elected Chair. For this reason, he is lsited as the current principal officer on Part I of the Form 990. Additionally, after the end of the Organizations fiscal year, the audit was not completed prior to the final due date of Form 990, therefore the Organization is filing using unaudited figures. The Homeless Coalition added a new staff position in addition to the Executive Director, an Administrative Assistant was added. The Homeless Coalition also increased its service delivery platform through its combined partnership with the SWFL Regional Coalition to End Homelessness. Several new programs were introduced like Homelessness Prevention, Outreach, and Rapid Rehousing. During the 22 FY the agency served slightly less than 300 people; during the 23 FY the agency served 796 people with direct assistance. The agency also moved to a new location in Lehigh Acres expanding its footprint to better serve those experiencing homelessness in the more rural areas of Lee County.”