Bridge Da Gap Movement Inc

“Balance Sheet, Part 2 - Other Assets. Inventory Assets totaling $9800 and Fixed Assets Totaling $3,309 with a combined total of $13,109 was added to the company assets due to the assets reported in previous years on the organization financials, but had not been added to the company tax returns in previous years.”

“990-ez, part iii - organization's primary exempt purpose. Bdg uses music to enhance the social-emotional development of youth in character building principles, life skills, and self-regulation. We aim to equip our youth to stay in school by addressing complex personal issues. Challenge conventional ways of reaching underserved youth and communities through an innovative, one-of-a-kind program. Encourage youth to be successful and significant. Reach out to positively impact students to stay in school. Focus on expanded opportunities gained by graduating from high school and pursuing higher education. Our mission: impact the social and emotional development of youth. Our vision: a global music movement empowering youth to recognize and overcome life's challenges. Our purpose: use curricular resources and instructional strategies to transform youth "from the inside out."”

“Statement of program service accomplishments. #1 pgrading our tools and technology allows us to save money, become agile, and work efficiently: with our new virtual office location in the midtown area of atlanta, we have a street address with the ability to pay for conference rooms and office suites as needed in an easy, accessible central location to staff and board members. We also gain a mailing address that provides a central location for receiving mail and distributing it to staff.microsoft office 365 acts as our new office. With access to a multitude of features we now have the capability to store and share documents; communicate by chat, online meetings, broadcast webinars; create stunning visuals from data and statistics; create workflows to accompany policies and procedures; manage multiple domains and emails from one location; and integrate software to work together.”

“Statement of program service accomplishment - #2. Grasshopper provides us with a professional and unified way to communicate with customers, board members, stakeholders, and the community as a whole. We now have an 800 number for current and potential customers to reach us; extensions for departments and staff members to receive calls, voicemails, and faxes; an auto attendant to route calls to the proper departments and employees; and professional sounding messages, voicemail, and music on hold.etapestry and hubspot are crms that help us track our two primary sources of income fundraising and sales. We can collect information on individuals, businesses, and organizations; see what information has been sent or collected; track donations, pledges, and purchases; and set goals and campaigns and monitor results.adobe creative cloud and constant contact help us create professional and appealing marketing collateral to raise awareness about our organization and the programs and services we provide.quickbooks online is accounting and financial software which works with the other software that allows us to manage income and expense for the organization, monitor our cash flow; provide financial reports; and accept credit card and ach payments on online. Shifting our operations to take advantage of these tools and technology will give us vital data and metrics to not only analyze how well our organization is doing overall but also provide details on each program and service we offer. We will gain invaluable insight to the number of teachers and students using our curriculum on any given day and time and what features they like the most. Also, the add-on services requested the most and the who, what, where, and why of our donors, sponsors, grantors, and purchasers to a name a few. Our ultimate goal is to ensure we are creating and offering programs & services that enhance the social-emotional needs of the minority at-risk middle and high school students we serve.”

“INTEREST EARNED 7.”

“PROGRAM LABOR 33088.”

“PROGRAM EXPENSES 8547.”

“BROADCASTING 300.”

“ADVERTISING 782.”

“BANK FEES 31.”

“Dues, permits & subscriptions 117.”

“Meals & entertainment 916.”

“OFFICE EXPENSES 2518.”

“PROFESSIONAL 375.”

“SPECIAL EVENTS 376.”

“TRAVEL 8.”

“UTILITIES 992.”