Shelter Providers of Phoenix

“The form 99o is reviewed and approved by the board and signed by an officer of the board before it is submitted to the internal revenue service.”

“New board members sign a conflict of interest from when taking office,which details the conflict of interest policy. The board meetings, all in attendance are asked to recuse themselves from any discussion where there could be a perceived conflict.”

“The organization uses comparability date and written documentation of the decision process along with review and approval of independent persons for all salaries of top management and key employees.”

“The organization uses comparability data and written documentation of the decision process along with review and approval of independent persons for all salaries of top management and key employees.”

“The organization will make their application for recognition of exemption and annual information returns available upon request without charge except for a nominal fee for reproduction and actual postage costs. Annual information returns will be available for three years after filing.”

“Homeaid's vision is to be a vital force in creating safe and dignified housing and programmatic facilities for those who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness. We help them build new lives through construction, community engagement, and education.”

“Description of organization mission: (continued from page 1)homelessness build new lives through construction, community engagement, and education.”

“(continued from 990 page 2)and distributed to the most vulnerable homeless populations through a network of emergency shelters and street outreach teams. Homeaid caredays-through hands-on opportunities,volunteers come together to support the work of our network of community nonprofit partners.volunteers work with homeaid to assist with housing/shelter improvement projects such as landscape renewal,interior/exterior clean-up, painting and light construction work.”

“Community outreach: during times of crisis and transition, it can be challenging for individuals and families to provide for even their most basic needs. Homeaid phoenix works to provide dignity and restore hope through various community outreach programs, including: homeaid essentials - through workplace donation drives and other efforts, we collect clothing, blankets, food, and diapers and other essential items. We then partner with community organizations across the valley to ensure these much needed items reach those most in need. Homeaid carekits - bringing together donors and volunteers, we collect and assemble travel-size toiletry items including soap, shampoo, conditioner, toothbrushes, toothpaste, deodorant and more. These items are then thoughtfully packaged into carekits (continued on schedule o)”