Nwo Apraxia Support

“Volunteer hours: approximately 50 individuals donated over 300 hours for the organization in addition to the officers' volunteer hours.”

“The cash raffle winner did not want the winnings and declined them with the proceeds staying with the organization. The non-cash prizes were purchased in the prior fiscal year and therefore the cost is not reflected on this return.”

“Cash contribution: 36,844 relationship: member noncash contribution: 42,014 description of property: various relationship: member”

“Sale of event logo wear cost of goods sold 622 expenses supplies 184 supplies - spring grants 364 web hosting/online platform 1,257 insurance 1,627 fam fun day -zoo costs 2,984 family fun day supplies 6,584 serv fees-paypal, flipcau 132 business registration 50 support meeting reimbu 258 family events costs 891 total 14,953”

“Organization is dedicated to supporting families impacted by and raising awareness about childhood apraxia of speech (cas) and other invisible disabilities, (including, but not limited to, sensory processing disorder (spd), anxiety, epilepsy, non-specific learning disabilities, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (adhd), dyslexia, autism, tourette's syndrome, and other speech and language disorders. It also provides grants to fund supplemental therapies, treatments, activities, or equipment that will enhance the lives of individual children impacted by cas and other invisible disabilities. The organization seeks to provide information and resources for all families impacted by cas and invisisble disabilities, but focus on funding those in northwest ohio and southeastern michigan. It is made up of parents, grandparents, caregivers and professionals working together to make a difference one family at a time.”

“Supported families affected by cas and other invisible disabilities with grants to fund supplemental therapies, treatments, activities, or equipment that will enhance the lives of afflicted individual children. Payments made directly to preapproved treatment providers, assessors or materials vendors. Obtain donations of technology, educational games and materials, and instructional items to be placed directly with afflicted children. The organization has provided area children with apple devices to use for therapy and/or communication, provided therapeutic summer camp, equipment and other activities to more than 416 area children, teachers, therapists and therapy facilities. The organization sponsors activities for supported families that allow the children to participate and interact with other children with cas and other invisible disabilities. The events have included family fun day at the toledo zoo, an ice skating event and sylvania playland. . Grants totaling 37,096 were awarded to applicants. The payments were made directly to service providers or material providers for additional therapies, specialty summer camps, and equipment to assist with learning and/or communicating. . In-kind donations totaling 43,655 were made by 172 individuals and businesses. Items donated were used for family fun day activities, other organization events, prizes and raffles. In addition, equipment, games and books were provided directly to impacted children. . 205 was donated to be used for family support outings and events.”

“The president was compensated as an independent contractor for grant writing and event coordination. A form 1099misc was issued.”