Pace Alachua - Thc Inc

“The sole member is pace center for girls, inc, the related 501(c)(3) organization whose program it supports.”

“The by-laws stipulate that its sole member, pace center for girls, inc, the related 501(c)(3) organization whose program it supports, elects the governing body.”

“The form 990 is reviewed by the sr. Director strategic finance, chief business office. The finance committee reviews and approves the tax return. The return is presented to the full board for its approval. Once the review is completed by all parties and all questions are addressed. The public accounting firm, warren averett, prepares and reviews the return and provides technical and reporting advice to the ceo, cfo, and the committee members to ensure a complete and accurate return is filed with the irs.”

“All directors are required to sign annually a conflict of interest disclosure form and are additionally required to disclose to the board chair any issues that arise during the interim period. Periodically, internal audits of compliance are conducted.”

“The organization regularly monitors its form 990 published on the irs's website, on guidestar at https://www.guidestar.org/profile/37-1581958, and on propublica at https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/37-1581958, and these publicly-available returns appear to be accurate and complete, to the best of our knowledge. Pace alachua - thc inc, also makes its forms 990 available on the same day, if requested in person, or within 30 days if requested via mail, e-mail, facsimile or private delivery. Availability of other documents such as our governing documents, conflicts of interest policy, and our financial statements follow the same disclosure policy and the same turnaround times. All these documents are provided by pace alachua - thc inc. To all requesters free of charge and without any explanations of the reasons for the request.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“Pace center for girls, inc. Currently operates in the florida counties of alachua, broward, citrus, clay, collier, duval, escambia-santa rosa, hernando, hillsborough, lee, leon, manatee, marion, miami-dade, orange, palm beach, pasco, pinellas, polk, st. Lucie, and volusia-flagler, georgia counties of macon and peach, and south carolina counties of florence and darlington. The mission of pace is to provide girls and young women an opportunity for a better future through education, counseling, training, and advocacy. Pace programs serve girls between the ages of 11 and 17 with three or more risk domains and who are at high-risk for delinquent behavior and victimization. Pace employs gender-responsive, trauma-informed, and strength-based prevention and early intervention programs and services for girls with multiple risk factors. Today, through a statewide network of 21 pace centers that provide the full academic school day and comprehensive wrap around services, pace annually helps more than 3,000 girls get back on track to graduate from high school. Pace alachua thc, inc.'s primary exempt purpose is to hold property to be used exclusively for education, literacy, scientific or charitable purposes, to collect income therefrom, and to turn over the entire amount less expenses to pace center for girls, inc, an affiliated florida corporation exempt under irs section 501(c)(3).”