Alliance for Refugee Youth Support

“The executive director, finance chair, and sphs will review before submission.”

“The board shall adopt, and amend from time to time as it deems appropriate, a conflict of interest policy applicable to directors, principal officers, senior staff members, and other persons responsible for the corporation and its affairs. A copy of the conflict of interest policy of the corporation shall be furnished to each director, officer, senior staff member, and other responsible person who is presently serving the corporation, or who may hereafter become associated with the corporation. This policy shall be executed annually by the directors, officers, senior staff members, and other responsible persons. All new directors, officers, senior staff members, and other responsible persons shall be advised of and execute the policy upon undertaking the duties of such office. Senior staff members shall include those persons having significant decision-making authority on behalf of the corporation.”

“Governing documents are made available to the public upon request.”

“Part 1, line 1 and part iii, line 1 - briefly describe the organization's mission or mostsignificant activities (continued): pryse academy summer camp, the after school club, youth steering committee, girls art and maker group, and post secondary support. All of these programs aim to support students in achieving their goals and developing a sense of belonging in pittsburgh.”

“Girls art and maker group engages 15 immigrant teen women on a monthly basis through an arts-based curriculum. The purpose of the program is to provide participants with a comfortable space to connect with their peers, share experiences, and gain support from caring adult mentors. Additionally, girls group participants access opportunities to showcase their artwork at local events and publications which showcases the important voice of immigrant and refugee youth in our communities. The facebook grant was utilized for a partnership between aryse and the global minds initiative. The funds were utilized to cover the cost of two global minds fellows who focused on developing youth-centered programming for local high school youth who attend taylor allderdice high school.”

“Marketing 6,225 320 2,580 interpreters 48,150 59 0 artists 9,790 0 0 grant writing 0 0 8,400 other professional services 0 3,500 7,000 mental health services 3,467 0 0 youth stipends 12,022 0 0 other program contractors 13,595 0 0 program evaluation 440 0 0 other professional services 0 0 -1,900 total 93,689 3,879 16,080”

“Fundraising expenses netted with revenues 4,015 fundrasising expenses netted with revenues -4,015”