One Circle Foundation

Filing Period

Jan 1, 2012 to Dec 31, 2012

Signed

Nov 15, 2013

Return Version

2012v2.1

Gross Receipts

$638,029

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

The council for boys and young men facilitator training provides a comprehensive course for providers in prevention and intervention programs and prepares adult facilitators to implement the circles so that boys and young men find belonging, build assets, and deconstruct harmful masculinity beliefs on their journey to manhood. The training sets the foundation for implementing a dynamic strengths-based group approach to engage diverse male youth. Training includes the theoretical foundation, male brain development, masculinity beliefs and risks, council structure, legal and ethical guidelines, best practices facilitation techniques, and experiential skills to promote healthy development of adolescent boys and young men. Continuing education units available for professionals. The total revenues were $69,360.44 with expenses and overhead amounting to $57,833.34. The council for boys and young men facilitator training made up 17% of our total revenues. In 2012, we offered the council for boys and young men facilitator training in 9 locations to include the states of california, connecticut, florida, oregon, pennsylvania, and prince edward island (pei), canada and partnered with agencies in the youth serving sectors of juvenile probation, tribal agencies, mental health, and agencies focused on building healthy families and communities. 265 adults were certified to become council for boys and young men facilitators.

Activity 3

Curricula: girls circle, the council for boys and young men, and womens circleone circle foundation provides curricula to promote safe and healthy relationships and to transform lives through girls circle, the council for boys and young men, and womens circle programs. The age appropriate curricula supports implementation of these circle programs, ensures fidelity, and maximizes positive outcomes for youth and women participants. The manuals cover the content in our trainings - theory, structure, strengths-based approach, evidence-based facilitator practices and skills, legal and ethical guidelines, gender-specific development, and best practice, trauma-informed guidelines - for girls circle and the council for boys and young men. The curricula are fully developed session plans between 8 and 18 units per guide which facilitators utilize to deliver the circle program with instructions, themes, activities, guided discussions, and additional resources.in 2012, we offered our facilitator manuals one for girls circle and one for the council for boys and young men. 20 distinct facilitator activity guides (curricula), and an evaluation tool kit. Non-taxable revenues were $173,712.48; taxable revenues (sales tax from state of ca) were 12,143.80; total revenues for curricula: $185,856.28. Expenses on our curricula program totaled $87,339.60. The curricula made up 44% of our total revenues.since june 1, 2012, 547 curricula orders were obtained from providers in 37 u.s. States, 6 canadian provinces, and the united arab emirates, with sales representing 43.98% of our total revenues. Orders for girls circle programs represented 68% of orders received, $126,382.27. Orders for the council for boys and young men represented 20% of orders received, or $37,171.26. Curricula for womens circle represented 9% of orders, or $16,727.07, and 3% of orders, or $5575.69, were for comprehensive program sets.the availability of this array of curricula in conjunction with our facilitator trainings serve to increase childrens, adolescents, and adults capacities to develop resiliency and safe and healthy relationships, reduce risks, and build assets to lead authentic, safe, connected lives and contribute meaningfully within their communities.

Filer

EIN

45-1898809