Good Will Farm Association

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“Members of the board are expected to recuse themselves from any discussion or vote in which a potential conflict of interest may arise due to having a material economic involvement regarding the matter being discussed. If such a situation arises, the trustee is required to announce the potential conflict, and be excused from the meeting. The president of the meeting is expected to make inquiry if such conflict appears to exist and the board member has not made it known.”

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“Big brothers big sisters: inspires children to realize their full potential and build brighter futures by providing strong and enduring, professionally-supported, one-to-one mentoring relationships. It opens up new perspectives for children by offering friendship, guidance and opportunities with caring volunteers. Expenses: 145,420 families upward: a prevention/early intervention approach focusing on families at risk of or experiencing trauma, particularly due to transgenerational cycles. The organization encourages families to identify, address and eliminate negative behaviors and disorders that are commonly repeated throughout a family line through epigenetics. Expenses: 44,965 in-home family services: the intensive casework/family services program is an in-home, family-focused service that gives the family an alternative to out-of-home placement. Expenses: 128,367 parenting for success: a family-centered initiative designed to build nurturing parenting skills. Parent and child visits are supported by a visiting coach trained in the bavolek nurturing parenting program. Parenting support is provided in the family home before the child visit, during the visit, and after to ensure that the skill is learned and understood by the birth parent. Expenses: 119,155 post-adoption resource centers: connects adoptive families to the services that can help ensure a successful and permanent placement for an adopted child. These centers provide resources, training, interventions and support to help families stay together, build relationships and make connections that last a lifetime. Expenses: 102,742 read to ride: the herman "winks" gundlach read to ride program is an annual summer event for children ages 6 to 14 encouraging youth to read during the summer. Through a drawing, the program awards 20 readers with a new quality mountain bike and helmet. A reader gets one chance in the drawing to win for each book read. Expenses: 0.00 expenses applicable to all programs: contribution to domestic organization - 1,000”

“Change in market value -8,947”