Missions on Wheels Inc

“Mike costello debi costello president sec'y/treas family relationship”

“A draft copy of the return is provided to the organization for review. Once all questions have been resolved and changes made, the 990 will be e-filed. The board will be provided with a final copy of the 990.”

“Board members are required to annually disclose possible conflicts of interests and recuse themselves from related board discussion.”

“Research was conducted of comparative salaries for executives of non- profits in the same geographic area. The research was submitted to the board and voted on; the director and his wife recused themselves from the discussion and subsequent vote.”

“Governing documents and financial information are made available upon request.”

“Volunteers provide invaluable help by assisting with maintenance of the relief equipment. They also aid by driving the equipment to field locations, cleaning the equipment, and with the refurbishment of trailers after a deployment has been completed. In addition, the board members assisted the other volunteers as above and provided management and financial oversight for the organization.”

“Long-term disaster recovery support long-term recovery after hurricane harvey (2017) finally ended in orange, tx, where one shower and a laundry trailer demobilized in april. The rental value saved during those months was nearly 48,000, a testament to the benefit of these resources and mow's commitment to cost-effective solutions for disaster recovery assistance. Long-term recovery after hurricane ian continued in fort meyers, florida. After setting up initial response operations in 3 counties at the end of 2022, mow transitioned to long-term recovery support in fort myers, providing beds and showers in 2 locations for volunteers working on continued rebuild efforts. This equipment hosted volunteers who worked for a total of over 7,300 hours on the recovery sites. By providing relief equipment immediately after natural disasters, mow enabled over 1,400,000 of relief donations to be used directly for relief work instead of being used to rent commercially available shower trailers, bunkhouses, generators, and other equipment. Non-disaster organization support units of mow's equipment that were not deployed for disaster recovery were used to suppport other non-profit ministries. Organizations such as compassion united, youth with a mission-houston, unique student ministries, and others used shower trailers for short-term mission teams and homeless outreach in and around houston and conroe, tx. Over 200 volunteers reached several hundred clients and families with messages of hope and compassion.”