Extend the Dream Foundation Inc.

“Expenses advertising and promotion 299 office 278 information technology 1,385 interest 503 insurance 4,465 bank charges 80 cost of goods sold 6,768 licenses permits 68 repair and maintenance 175 stipends for clients 8,957 sales tax 601 music licenses fees 2,367 supplies 197 local entertainment 751 equipment rental 251 non-investment depreciation 509 total 27,654”

“Unrealized gain 5,321 prior year adjustment 307”

“Other 75,811 75,811 less accumulated depreciation 65,045 65,554 leasehold improvements 0 0 equipment 0 0 total 10,766 10,257”

“Documentary loan 10,755 8,343”

“Extend the dream foundation's mission is to nurture and encourage people with disabilities by providing a gatherineg place that gives individuals of all abilities the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities and educates the larger community by building abilities awareness. Uptown bill's, the organization's coffee house, neighborhood art center and used book store offers a place where people of all abilities work, volunteer and participate together in a variety of activities and events.”

“Uptown bills provides a safe and sober environment for area residents, including people with disabilities, the elderly and underage students. The center offers coffee and ice cream, as well as used books for sale. An art gallery features local artists. Programming includes concerts,readings and exhibits, with live music every saturday night at 7 p.m. And sometimes other evenings as well. In 2017 the venue hosted 384 support group meetings. 122 volunteers participated in various enterprises. 350 people performed at open mic night, and 142 people read poetry at spoken word events. 1,013 people received bill's coffeeshop newsletter; 1,823 participated in the organization's facebook pages; 1,600 people were connected via twitter, and 584 videos from various events were posted on the uptown bill's playlist on you tube. The organization collaborated with various community agencies and support groups and hosted expressive arts, an arts and crafts program, in cooperation with access to independence and combined efforts. A local tv show focusing on abilities awareness and produced in cooperation with public access television and others has now been on the air for more than five years. Extend the dream also co-sponsors the annual celebration of the american with disabilities act held each july in downtown iowa city. Co- sponsors of stage performance opportunites inlcuded iowa writers house, united nations association, ihearic, little village magazine, access to independence and a host of university of iowa student groups.”