Homeaid America Inc.

“The outside accountant prepares form 990 and provides a draft to management for review. A complete copy of the 990 is provided to the audit committee and the board of directors before filing. In addition, a copy of the audited financial statements is provided to the board of directors.”

“The organization has an acknowledgement and disclosure form that is signed by members of the board, officers, and key employees.”

“Ceo compensation is determined by the executive committee,comprised of board members and two chapter affiliates. They assist with development of ceo compensation package. Package is reviewed and approved by same committee on an annual basis.”

“Corporate documents are available on the organization's website at www.homeaid.org, public websites such as guidestar.org, and upon request.”

“Corporate documents are available on the organization's website at www.homeaid.org, public websites such as guidestar.org, and upon request.”

“Homeaid america, inc. (the organization) is a 501 (c) (3) charitable, non-profit corporation, which was incorporated in july 1995. Homeaid america was created for the purpose of establishing new homeaid affiliates throughout the country and assisting existing affiliates in carrying out the homeaid mission. It accomplishes this through the following: i. To establish and expand the number of homeaid affiliates across the united states. Ii. To provide "program and "nonprofit management" expertise through staff and volunteer resources to the affiliates to help them accomplish their missions. Iii. To enable the sharing of best practices among the affiliates. Iv. To assist affiliates to be effective and consistent in their operating procedures as nonprofit community benefit organizations. V. To facilitate the availability of financial resources, in-kind donations of services and materials and engagement of other coalition partners for homeaid affiliates from national sources and affiliations. Vi. To promote and protect the homeaid "program", brand and identity as a national organization. Homeaid's mission is to help people experiencing or at risk of homelessness build new lives through construction, community engagement, and education. Homeaid uses the power of collaboration with local and national builders, trades, suppliers, and community partners to maximize resources and expertise for non-profit service providers to create safe and dignified housing and programmatic facilities to those without a home. In 2021, through a network of 19 chapters across 13 states, homeaid's mission is to help people experiencing or at risk of homelessness build new lives through construction, community engagement and education. In 2021, homeaid completed 60 new developments, which included several tiny home projects, housing for victims of sex trafficking, foster youth, pregnant minors and their children, veterans, families, and those suffering from developmental disabilities, addictions or medical conditions. These developments created over 900 beds, serving over 21,000 people with a total project value of nearly $43 million and a cost savings to the service providers of nearly $3.5 million. Despite the global pandemic, homeaid through its affiliates continued its outreach programs by engaging over 1,000 volunteers to safely distribute over 1.8 million basic necessities such as diapers, wipes, clothing and food. Homeaid continues to expand its reach to serve people in communities across the country through community engagement, awareness and education programs. Homeaid assists its affiliate network with capacity building and programmatic support to ensure they are operating effectively and efficiently. Homeaid currently has 70 new projects in development adding over 1,200 beds. To date, homeaid has completed over 1,000 housing developments and has served over 500,000 people who otherwise would have been houseless. Additionally, homeaid's public relations and community education programs work to support new initiatives in affiliate markets, that will not only house those who need housing, but also provide training and skills to those who want to work in the building industry. The homeaid works program provides the environment, structure to succeed, and opportunities for quality meaningful work at a livable wage for those who are trainable in building industry skills.”

“The process for oversight of the audit of the financial statements and selection of the independent auditor is unchanged from the prior year.”