Keypoint Alliance Inc

“A draft copy of the 990 tax return was reviewed and approved by management prior to its filing.”

“Officers, key employees and board members must disclose any conflicts of interest annually.”

“Comparability data obtained from the council of opportunity in education was used to set the executive director's salary. The salary was approved by the board of directors.”

“Comparability data obtained from the council of opportunity in education was used to set salaries.”

“All governing documents , policies and financial statements are available upon request.”

“Keypoint alliance, inc. Is a not-for-profit organization that seeks to provide educational programs and services that educate, engage and enrich the lives of under-served students. Keypoint accomplishes this by securing grants that enable the organization to hire staff to implement programming and provide services that corelate to and align with keypoint's exempt purpose. Also,engaging in the specific and general coordination of efforts with other organizations and persons having a similar mission.”

“The volunteers provided administrative assistance, chaperoned students during the students' field trips and events. The volunteers are given a 25 - 100 appreciation gift cards on occasion.”

“Upward bound iii served 60 students. Over 67% were low-income and potential first-generation college students. All the participants demonstrated a compelling academic need for kpa's services. Students received in person and virtual services that included (but were not limited to): tutoring; financial aid counseling; fafsa and college application completion assistance; scholarship search; academic coaching; life skills and academic development workshops; career exploration assistance; financial literacy training; cultural exposure field trips; college tours. Specifically, there were 25 workshops, 7 college tours,26 educational/career/cultural/personal development events and a 6-week pre- college summer program conducted. The 6-week enrichment program was conducted in person on campus at a prominent university in georgia. The program focused on preparing students for the upcoming school year as it relates to math, science, foreign language, composition and literature as well as college preparation. Also, the program provides college entrance exam preparation assistance during the year. Furthermore, students have an opportunity to earn a stipend in the fall, spring and summer semesters. Combining the fall, spring and summer stipend disbursements, keypoint alliance, inc. Disbursed over 4500 in stipend funds to trio upward bound students during the academic year via stipend awards.”

“Upward bound i served 60 students. Over 67% were low-income and potential first-generation college students. All the participants demonstrated a compelling academic need for kpa's services. Students received in person and virtual services that included (but were not limited to): tutoring; financial aid counseling; fafsa and college application completion assistance; scholarship search; academic coaching; life skills and academic development workshops; career exploration assistance; financial literacy training; cultural exposure field trips; college tours. Specifically, there were 24 workshops, 7 college tours, 26 educational/career/cultural/personal development events and a 6-week pre- college summer program conducted. The 6-week enrichment program was conducted in person on campus at a prominent university in georgia. The program focused on preparing students for the upcoming school year as it relates to math, science, foreign language, composition and literature as well as college preparation. Also, the program provides college entrance exam preparation assistance during the year. Furthermore, students have an opportunity to earn a stipend in the fall, spring and summer semesters. Combining the fall, spring and summer stipend disbursements, keypoint alliance, inc. Disbursed over 7,000 in stipend funds to trio upward bound students during the academic year via stipend awards.”

“Upward bound ii served 60 students. Over 67% were low-income and potential first-generation college students. All the participants demonstrated a compelling academic need for kpa's services. Students received in person and virtual services that included (but were not limited to): tutoring; financial aid counseling; fafsa and college application completion assistance; scholarship search; academic coaching; life skills and academic development workshops; career exploration assistance; financial literacy training; cultural exposure field trips; college tours. Specifically, there were 28 workshops, 7 college tours, 28 educational/career/cultural/personal development events and a 6-week pre- college summer program conducted. The 6-week enrichment program was conducted in person on campus at a prominent university in georgia. The program focused on preparing students for the upcoming school year as it relates to math, science, foreign language, composition and literature as well as college preparation. Also, the program provides college entrance exam preparation assistance during the year. Furthermore, students have an opportunity to earn a stipend in the fall, spring and summer semesters. Combining the fall, spring and summer stipend disbursements, keypoint alliance, inc. Disbursed over 6,000 in stipend funds to trio upward bound students during the academic year via stipend awards.”

“Contract labor - ub1 12,573 0 0 contract labor - ub2 12,573 0 0 contract labor - ub3 12,573 0 0 other - dues & subscripti 9,582 335 0 stipend - ub1 7,670 0 0 staff travel & seminars 7,456 0 0 stipend - ub2 6,170 0 0 other- dues & subscriptio 5,568 0 0 registration - idc 0 5,382 0 stipend - ub3 4,645 0 0 professional services - i 0 4,572 0 software and tech - ub1 957 0 0 software and tech - ub2 957 0 0 software and tech - ub3 957 0 0 business travel & seminar 0 688 0 registration - ub1 460 0 0 registration - ub2 460 0 0 registration - ub3 430 0 0 total 83,031 10,977 0”

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