Advocates for Homeless and Those in Need

“The finance committee reviews the form 990 and then it is provided to the entire board for review.”

“Board members and officers provide an annual statement noting conflicts of interest, if any. In addition, board members and officers will note any conflicts as they arise.”

“Documents are made available upon request.”

“Advocates for homeless & those in need (ahtn) is a bucks county interfaith nonprofit that serves the homeless and those in need by providing year-long access to emergency shelter, food and other life-sustaining services, with dignity and compassion. Ahtn services the homeless and those in need (poverty level) in lower bucks county. Our those in need (tin) mission specifically serves needy families with children.”

“Those in need - this mission processes daily calls from agencies, organizations and individuals in need asking for a wide variety of help. These calls are sometimes from caseworkers from bucks agencies who have a client needing a "hands up" to get back on their feet. Most of the time, the housing link, which is the point of entry for individuals or families who are unsheltered, refers callers to ahtn for emergency shelter in a local motel which is the largest emergency service request. Ahtn also funds gas assistance; small car repairs; utilities; ids and documents. Ahtn also provides transportation to mental health appointments; grocery stores; laundromat; drug court & mental health court. During 2023-2024, ahtn served 782 single individuals, 343 families with total 2054 family members served.”

“Transportation - one major mission is our wheels to meals. Ahtn partners with 35 houses of worship as part of our free shared meals program. Ahtn volunteers use our vehicles to pick-up our homeless friends and bring them houses of worship so the homeless and those in need can enjoy a nutritious meal with others in the community every night of the month. During the pandemic, all of the houses of worship shut their doors but our administrative consultant worked with all of the houses of worship to see if they would make "to go" meals. They all agreed. We are running a hybrid program now. There are 21 houses of worship that offer a sit-down community meal so our volunteers transport our friends to and from the meal. The rest of the month, ahtn volunteers pick up 50 "to go" meals and deliver them out to our homeless friends at our various bus stops. They are able to get a meal every night of the year.”

“Administrative consulting 0 14,336 0 program consulting 71,618 0 0 total 71,618 14,336 0”