Strive2Thrive Inc.

“Expenses marketing and advertising 313 telephone & supplies 894 technical support/equipment 1,442 website design & maintenance 2,314 software & programs 783 travel 400 training material 210 lunches and meetings 702 dinners for weekly meetings 789 weekly meeting expense 42 insurance 2,071 professional development 35 miscellaneous 5 poverty simulation proj 104 recognition breakfast 2,577 non-investment depreciation 56 total 12,737”

“Book / tax depreciation difference -179”

“Pledges receivable 44,845 33,445 grants receivable 25,000 25,000 computer equipment 4,082 4,599 less accumulated depreciation 3,720 3,955 total 70,207 59,089”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 4,491 2,108 s2t readiness 16,883 13,214”

“The organization is to use every available resource to move families into self-sufficiecy by providing incentives, coaching, training, and technical assistance.”

“In 2022-2023 strive2thrive (s2t) served 78 families (82 adults and 144 children) in its phase ii self-sufficiency program. Current enrollment stands at 50 adults (47females, 3 males) and 98 children (45 families). 184 applications out of 200 were screened and 384 case management meetings were held during the year. Other accomplishments include: % of people employed - 87% % of people with transportation - 92% % obtaining a high school diploma or ged - 96% % of people in safe housing - 98% 64 (12 new) participants readiness savings accounts opened with a total of 13,214 saved. Other program accomplishments during the year included: partnered with many other organizations to serve various needs of our participants and the overall community, contributing 880 volunteer/training hours by 73 volunteers and serving 1021 meals. Provided presentations to many organizations throughout the community about the organization and the importance of the service it provides.”

“Partnered with city of albany (department of community and economic development) to administer the tenant based rental assistance program, serving 44 adults and 91 children, with 135 total served to-date. Current enrollment stands at 24 adults and 46 children (21 families).”