Neighbors Inc.

Filing Period

Jan 1, 2012 to Dec 31, 2012

Signed

Nov 11, 2013

Return Version

2012v2.1

Gross Receipts

$3,008,508

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Supportive assistance includes transportation services provided by volunteer drivers for persons needing transportation to medical and other appointments; tele-care, which is a daily reassurance call to people living alone, and follow up checks if needed; support groups; community service; community presentations. Transportation program: in 2012, neighbors, inc. Provided 1,550 people with rides, totaling nearly 20,000 miles.telecare program: volunteers placed daily reassurance calls to 276 people in 2012. The come as you are program attendance varies, but averaged 75 people during the course of the year; meetings were twice a month from september through june. In 2012, 74 volunteers built positive relationships with participants, playing games, and passing out snacks.community presentations: neighbors, inc. Staff regularly reaches out to community groups. Each year 30 to 40 presentations are given.the summer meal program: the summer meal program was created when neighbors partnered with the federal government summer feeding program, st. Paul public schools, and 14 churches in order to provide meals to children attending summer school in two suburban school districts. In 2012, 331 volunteers served 31,000 meals, including both breakfast and lunch at three local elementary, middle and high schools.service learning: service learning is a neighbors program in which the organization's director of volunteer programs, volunteers and staff speak directly with young people in schools and faith organizations about poverty and hunger. The staff members help the students understand how to organize and implement food drives, then encourage the students to deliver the food they collect directly to the neighbors food shelf.garlough-covington collaborative: garlough-covington collaborative is a partnership among covington court apartments, garlough elementary school, neighbors and several other organizations. The program provides summer-long educational, social and nutritional support to garlough students, most of whom come from low-income families or families that are recent immigrants to the u.s. Students learn about topics like hygiene and nutrition; conduct volunteer projects; and work on maintaining school skills.

Filer

EIN

41-1360294