Hope Through Housing Foundation

“Form is completed by Hope leadership, HR, Corporate Secretary and compiled by Accounting Special Projects Manager before reviewed by the CFO.”

“Anually, EACH DIRECTOR IS PROVIDED A COPY OF THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY FOR THE CORPORATION AND SIGNS AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CERTIFICATE. Annually, staff from related entities who provide services for the organization sign the certificate which covers all related entities including the organization.”

“The Board of Directors reviews and a third party compensation study is performed every 2 to 3 years. Based on such study, the board of such organizations determines the compensation for such officers and if applicable, key employees.”

“THE ORGANIZATION MAKES ITS GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. Part VI, questions 15(a) and (b) were answered no as the officers or key employees as defined in Form 990 instructions were not compensated by the organization. Such officers and key employees were compensated by related organizations. Such organizations engage a compensation consultant every two to three years for a compensation study. Based on such study, the board of such organizations determines the compensation for such officers and if applicable, key employees.”

“Salaries paid by related organizations - Hope through Housing Foundation is one of 88 consolidated entities that roll up into National Community Renaissance of California. The consolidated assets total $847,192,886. The key employees listed are employees of National Community REnaissance of California.”

“Hope Through Housing Foundation 's mission is to enhance the quality of life of the residents of affiliates of National Community Renaissance of California (NCRC) and National Community Renaissance Development Corporation (NCRDC) apartment communities. Hope, NCRC, and NCRDC's goal is to provide long-term and community change. Further, Hope believes housing is only the first step. Once safe, quality housing is achieved, true revitalization occurs when there is access to resources that promote prosperity, quality of life and physical well-being. Hope enhances these communities with a wide range of services as described below. Financial Self-Sufficiency - Financial Literacy, Asset-Building tools, Pathway to home ownership. Child Development - Head start and State Preschool, Social and emotional skill development, Reading and math skills development. Youth Development - K-12 academic and enrichment programming, Homework assistance, Violence prevention programs, Physical recreation, Family involvement activities. Senior Services/Independent living - Care management, Benefits and entitlement counseling, Onsite food banks, In-house health clinics and Special assistance for disabled adults. Special Need Services - Support for disabled adults, Socialization for formerly homeless adults.”

“The organization's process for selection and oversight of an independent accountant has not changed from the previous year.”

“The Organization anticipated significant revenue sources both from government and private sources that have not occurred to date. Affiliates NCRC have loaned necessary funds and are committed to doing so in the future if there is a continued need because NCRC believes the services being provided by HOpe are essential to achieving the overall mission of long term community change.”