Operation Veterans Assistance & Humanitarian Aid

“The organization allows the ceo to review and approve the filing of the form 990. At the monthly board meeting the form 990 is reviewed and approved by the board. Each is given copies to review prior to or at the meeting along with all relevant schedules. Board members initial a filed copy of the form 990.”

“The organization has available all governing documents available for the public per request. The public may contact the organization for information on how to access the documents either on site or by email.”

“Volunteers of all ages help in the store and all other activites. In delivery items to various homeless camps. Reaching out to provide assistance where needed.”

“Humanitarian aid program: is a life saving program to help ensure the safety and welfare of the homeless in the central washington area. Our goal is to prevent the death of our fellow americans, through issueing them cold weather items to survive the extreme cold weather climate of the outdoors in our area. Through our program we were able to help 41 individuals and 57 dependents for a total of 17,119. We made deliveries to homeless sights for 77 individuals and 49 dependents in chelan county at an approximate value of 57,983. Deliveries wre made to homeless sights in moses lake for 152 individuals and 57 dependents for an approximate valuse of 152,489. We assitsed the following: veterns (118), veteran dependants (106) and others (187) and other dependents (90) for a total of 236,446.”

“Veterans warehouse 410 thrift store: opened on november 22, 2013. It is designed to be a community resource center attempting to end homelessness in the veteran community. However, we will not turn anyone away that is in need. The 13,000 sq ft warehouse provides the following programs: on the job training, 20% discount to all veterans and spouses, operation uniform, operation home front, community and humanitarian aid, courage and honor program, operation mre, consignment and rental outlets. We have a total of 19,268 volunteer hours that help sustain the various programs that we sponsor out of your warehouse. Wehave been able to help the following: operation uniform: a program that supplies free clothing to veterans in need: helped 41 veterans and 57 dependants; 35 others and their dependants of 33; for an approximate value of 4,258. Operation homefront: a program that provides free house hold items to veterans i need. Helped 19 veterans and 19 dependants; 13 others and their dependants of 10; for an approximate value of 21,144. Operation mre: assist veterans in need with food items donated food items to wahrehouse to individuals. Helped 11 veterans and 9 dependants; 17 others and their dependants of 13; for an approximate value of 2,136. Operation senior purchases: program disignated to allow seniors or others to make purchases off the internet wit cash only. Ovaha charages 1 per transaction. Helped 0 veterans and 3 dependants; 1 others and their dependants of 0; for an approximate value of 457. Ojt/worker support program ii: allows individuals to work in store for in-kind goods. A self-support program for anyone in need. Helped 03veterans and 2 dependants; 10 others and their dependants of 4; for an approximate value of 9,363. Operation switch: program allows homeless and impovierished to trade or switch their current item ofr a different item. Ujually a seasonal-change program. Helped 12 veterans and 5 dependants; 23 others and their dependants of 8; for an approximate value of 952.”

“Telephone 2,657 0 0 consignment expense 2,119 0 0 fundraising expense 0 0 1,624 humanitarian-community 1,559 0 0 merchant fees 1,406 0 0 meals volunteers 595 0 0 reimbursement 544 0 0 misc 382 0 0 consignment costs 116 0 0 licenses and permits 0 60 0 total 9,378 60 1,624”

“Book / tax depreciation difference 289”