Crisis Center Inc.

“The 990 is scanned and emailed to all board members prior to filing. The review process is to compare the 990 to the audited financial statements and the finance director reviews questions/checklist.”

“Annually or as needed the director and each board member is required to sign acknowledgement of the review of the conflict of interest policy and disclose any possible conflicts of interest in accordance with the organization's policy.”

“Executive director compensation is reviewed annually by an executive committee and is based on the comparison to the michigan non-profit compensation and benefit study.”

“Compensation is reviewed annually by an executive committee and is based on the comparison to the michigan non-profit compensation and benefit study.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements available through the organization website guidestar.org, dun & bradstreet, hard copy, face to face, and/or electronically.”

“Program service expenses: 67,371, grants and allocations: 0, revenue: 62,942 child sexual abuse treatment program - this program had 271 hours. Consumers include children who have been sexually abused and members of their families. Services included individual and group counseling and support groups. Program service expenses: 279,696, grants and allocations: 0, revenue: 249,379 crisis center - service people in surrounding counties by providing 41,979 people crisis intervention, information and referral, and after-hour backup for area community mental health services. Program service expenses: 160,718, grants and allocations: 4,168, revenue: 161,547 runaway youth services provided services in 26 new cases of youths who are residents of clare and isabella counties. Services included counseling, support groups, 24-hour crisis line and temporary foster care. Program service expenses: 269,090, grants and allocations: 7,660, revenue: 270,413 transitional living program offers youth ages 16-21 in the clare/isabella county and saginaw chippewa tribal area the opportunity to achieve independence and develop self-reliance. Older homeless youth can receive guidance and support while living independently in an apartment setting for up to eighteen months while finishing school, gaining work experience and establishing a bank account. This program provided services for 17 new cases in the program. Program service expenses: 520,286, grants and allocations: 0, revenue: 582,053 rental operations program provides 81 family housing units to individuals in isabella and antrim counties who are low-income individuals and families. Program service expenses: 55,364, grants and allocations: 0, revenue: 54,189 the home counseling program provided assistance to 48 cases. The overall purpose for this program is to promote homeownership and housing stability, limit delinquencies and foreclosures, contribute to the growth and strength of isabella county; encourage the transition from unsafe housing to safe housing, from rent to homeownership and from homelessness to stable housing. In addition, the program strives for participants to learn skills for upgrading their currently owned homes and gain tools and training in the area of finance and budgeting to encourage financial independence.”