Emergent Structures Inc

“Expenses 425 bank charges & fees 307 education & training 7 office expenses 1,506 other business expenses 382 paypal fees 15 quickbooks payments 1,222 taxes & licenses 25 travel expenses 203 taxi & parking 69 insurance 3,450 auto insurance 1,234 auto expenses 2,679 cost of goods sold 5,951 dumpster fees 3,003 equipment rental 3,017 job costs 2,260 volunteer appreciation 105 workshop supplies 2,378 yard maintenance 7,306 misc 156 meals & entertainment 316 sales tax 2,564 non-investment depreciation 135 total 38,715”

“2003 chevrolet 2,700 2,700 less accumulated depreciation 135 270 total 2,565 2,430”

“Credit cards payable 3,553 1,456 sales tax payable 780 2,276 ppp loan 0 9,200”

“Our mission is to re-purpose historic building materials, keep them out of landfills and decrease the environmental impact caused by demolition. We accomplish this by deconstructing historic buildings slated for demolition, re-using the reclaimed materials in innovative ways and creating opportunities for education, job training, and supporting local artisans. Deconstruction is the systematic disassembly of a structure, in the opposite order it was constructed, to salvage historic material. Using deconstruction techniques, fewer toxins are released into the air, less material is dumped in landfills and our neighborhoods are healthier and safer. Re:purpose savannah has a positive impact on our local and global environment by reducing the harmful effects of demolition on the health of our neighborhoods and by diverting large quantities of "waste" from the landfill, transforming it into community resources. We also provide opportunities for women to gain skills and experience for careers in construction and demolition, a heavily male-dominated field. We provide training and certification through our paid apprenticeship program. We support local craft economies through access to affordable, sustainable materials and workspace in our business incubator community, emergent studios. Re:purpose savannah is operated by emergent structures, a sustainability-driven 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to changing our society's perception of waste.”

“Several reclamation projects were completed during june 30, 2019 fye. Multiple historic structures were deconstructed and materials were harvested and repurposed in conjunction with the mission of emergent structures.”