Strengthen Orlando Inc

“All board members are employed by the city of orlando.”

“The mayor appoints the organization's board members.”

“The organization does not have a committee with authority to act on behalf of the governing body.”

“The organizations treasurer and the city deputy cfo review form 990 for reasonableness prior to filing with the internal revenue service.”

“The organization requires directors to complete an annual conflict of interest statement in conjunction with the state filing.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“Organized exclusively for charitable, scientific, testing for public safety, literary and/or educational purposes, and/or to foster national or international amateur sports competition and/or for the prevention of cruelty to children or animals. Will provide funding and resources through fundraising to support municipal purposes of the city of orlando, florida.”

“Organized exclusively for charitable, scientific, testing for public safety, literary and/or educational purposes, and/or to foster national or international amateur sports competition and/or for the prevention of cruelty to children or animals. Will provide funding and resources through fundraising to support municipal purposes of the city of orlando, florida.”

“The board of directors have responsibility for oversight of the audit and selection of the independent accountant. The process has not changed in any way from the prior year.”

“Executive Offices (Mayor's Anti-Bullying Initiative) - To solicit and accept funds to launch an anti- bullying campaign in middle and high schools in the City. Executive Offices (Mayor's Neighborhood & Community Summit & Leadership Training) - To provide workshops and a forum for neighborhood and community volunteers. Executive Offices (Mayor's Veteran Advisory Council) - To solicit and accept funds to promote and conduct operations and events to recognize the services of veterans who reside in the City and surrounding areas and to offer assistance as may be needed. Executive Offices (Orlando Cares) - To solicit and accept funds to improve youth literacy and increase community safety. Executive Offices (Orlando Mayor's Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Commission) - To solicit and accept funds to promote the celebration of Dr. King's legacy of equality, justice, freedom, peace, and harmony for all races and cultures in Greater Orlando by distributing funds to nonprofit organizations and groups. Funds are also used for the Humanitarian Awards Recognition Program. Humanitarian awards are given to one student at each of the middle and high schools in Orange County. Executive Offices (Placemaking Orlando) - To implement various projects that enhance the lives of residents by creating memorable shared experiences that unite the community and instill civic pride while improving the overall quality of the City. Activities include promotion and development of the arts, fostering the development of community appreciation, promotion of civic pride, educational purposes and improvement of public spaces within the City. Executive Offices (See Art Orlando) - To solicit and accept funds to commission and install art in public places within the City. Executive Offices (The Garden) - To solicit and accept funds to improve youth education and increase community safety by mobilizing citizens as volunteers and providing students with a constructive, educational after-school program whereby students connect with nature and learn about healthy food and applicable careers in science and agriculture. Executive Offices (Women's History Month) - To provide resources, educational events and networking opportunities to women in Orlando while encouraging careers in STEM. An annual Women in History event sponsored by the City of Orlando will be held during Women's History Month. The project will solicit funds from the community through monetary and in-kind donations and sponsorships.”

“Office of Business and Financial Services (Designated Contributions to the City) - To accept designated contributions to be used for public improvements and cultural amenities supported by the City of Orlando, used either for projects or programs of other 501(c)(3) corporations or for those which lessen the burden of government, and distribute such donations as designated. Office of Business and Financial Services (Dubsdread Golf Centennial) - To expand opportunities for youth and non-traditional populations to explore and participate in golf by raising funds to provide youth golf equipment, supplies, and aids at low- or no-cost. Foster youth development through healthy outdoor amateur sporting activities. Office of Business and Financial Services (Help Homeless) - To solicit and accept funds to be used towards providing housing to veterans and chronic homeless. Office of Business and Financial Services (Orlando United Pulse Memorial) To solicit and accept funds to be used for the development of a permanent public memorial at the site of the former Pulse nightclub to honor and preserve the legacy of the 49 victims killed and all of those affected by the nightclub shooting at Pulse in 2016.”

“Economic development (celebrate black history) - to provide an annual scholarship to a city high school senior, provide growth opportunities to the african american business community via education and networking, and to promote cultural awareness through the arts, and support the city's annual black history month celebration and recognition events. Economic development (kevin tyjeski city planning scholarship fund) - to solicit and accept funds to be used to provide scholarships to students wishing to pursue a degree in city/urban planning through the university of central florida and/or rollins college. Economic development (orlando main street) - to solicit and accept funds to pay for staffing, programs, and projects of the orlando main street program”

“City Clerk's Office (Rock Lake Elementary) - To solicit and accept funds to provide food, clothing, backpacks, school supplies and related materials, and mentorship opportunities for children and their families at Rock Lake Elementary. Office of City Commissioner - District 4 (Children of Reeves Terrace) - To solicit and accept funds to be used for the purchase of backpacks, school supplies, and bicycles to be distributed to children of a public housing community located within the boundaries of the City. Office of City Commissioner - District 4 (Save the Round Building History) - To solicit and accept funds to be used toward the saving, removal, moving, storage, associated labor, and reuse of the Round Building's Brise Soleil. Office of City Commissioner - District 4 (Chase Smith Memorial) - To solicit and accept funds to be used for the beautification of a portion of Lake Como Park or Langford Park and a memorial. Office of City Commissioner - District 5 (Youth Advisory Board) - To solicit and accept funds to be used to further activities of the District 5 Youth Advisory Board. The Youth Advisory Board works to connect youth to career opportunities, promote community outreach, end juvenile violence, and keep youth safe. Office of City Commissioner - District 5 (District 5 Projects) - To provide assistance to the community of the City of Orlando's District 5 through financial support in areas where it is most needed. This project is an effort to unify, educate, empower, and assist those that reside in the community via programs, events, and activities. OFFICE OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS (FAIR HOUSING SUMMIT) - TO SOLICIT AND ACCEPT FUNDS TO BE USED FOR AN ANNUAL FAIR HOUSING SUMMIT TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ON THE FEDERAL FAIR HOUSING ACT AND LOCAL LAWS, TO ELIMINATE HOUSING DISCRIMINATION IN FLORIDA. OFFICE OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS (ORLANDO YOUTH EMPOWERMENT SUMMIT) - TO SOLICIT AND ACCEPT FUNDS TO BE USED FOR AN ANNUAL ORLANDO YOUTH EMPOWERMENT SUMMIT EVENT. OFFICE OF MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS (HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH) - TO SOLICIT AND ACCEPT FUNDS TO BE USED FOR AN ANNUAL ORLANDO HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH SIGNATURE EVENT. Office of Multicultural Affairs (HOLA Assistance) - Host activities, events, trainings, workshops and programs, and provide resources to assist connecting individuals with jobs, housing, healthcare services, educational opportunities and other resources in an effort to empower and assist individuals and families in need of assistance. Provide assistance in the form of activities, events, trainings, workshops, programs, and resources to aid in removing barriers that limit individual's abilities to succeed. This assistance will focus on transportation, employment, food, and housing. Orlando Fire Department (Various Committees) Charitable, educational, and marketing for public safety and outreach. Accept donations for supplies, activities, events, programs and outreach that will further support the Orlando Fire Department and its ability to provide education and training and encourage engagement among the Orlando community, its citizens and visitors. Plan, coordinate and host community events, programs and outreach for the purpose of (but not limited to): education, safety, training, youth engagement, mentorship, volunteerism, connecting the community, maintaining the Orlando Fire Museum, awards and recognition, emergency assistance, promoting arts & music. Encourage and provide fire safety education, training, preparation, and emergency response to Orlando citizens and visitors. Approved activities include the CPR program, Explorers program, Orlando Fire Museum, Orlando Fire Department Honor Guard, Orlando Fire Department Pipes and Drums, and other various expenses that further its charitable activities. ORLANDO POLICE DEPARTMENT (VARIOUS COMMITTEES) - CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND MARKETING FOR PUBLIC SAFETY AND OUTREACH. APPROVED ACTIVITIES INCLUDE HOSTING AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FOR POLICE CHIEFS, THE INSTALLATION OF "IRI”