Generation Now

“The completed 990 was reviewed by 6 of our board members before mailed. A volunteer CPA assisted when questions arose to be sure that everything was completed correctly.”

“The Conflict of Interest Policy is enforced by reviewing it at the board meetings annually and having board members sign and date that they continue to be in compliance after they review the document.”

“This year Generation Nows governing documents , conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are available upon request by phone or email request. Generation Nows website www.GenerationNow.org provides a link to request any of the above information under the Contact Us Tab.”

“Generation Now is an all volunteer corporation that is not paid. The hours worked by each member of the board is different based on their level of responsibilities. The estimated volunteer hours worked during the fiscal year was 3013 by the 118 individuals who volunteered to help accomplish Generation Nows goals and objectives.”

“Program Service Expenses 1,000, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 For our second year in a row, our fourth accomplishment was the Christmas Craft Day. Generation Now was given arount a 1000 in donated supplies, crafts, foods, and gifts. We had over a 100 children come to this Craft Day as well as 44 volunteers from all over Fort Collins, Colorado to help make this day a success for the children of Harmony Village.”

“Continued and to resource them to help break the cycle of poverty. We want to build a sustainable program that can be a model across Larimer County.”

“Generation Now was involved in new program services that are described in detail in the accomplishment section of Part III lines 4a and 4b.”

“Continued Forty-two kindergarten through 5th grade students participated for a total of 1,936 contact hours which included 108 hours of Free Time in the Jungle our free choice reading and technology time on Wednesdays. Twenty eight individuals volunteered for a total of 650 hours. We will complete our third year of our after school program for our kindergarten through fifth grade students on April 30, 2015. There were an average of 35-45 students that participated each day between the months of September through April. After we incorporated the STREAM concept, our attendance and contact hours went up dramatically from the last school year with an increase of 869 hours recorded”