Cache Refugee and Immigrant Connection

“The treasurer and director of finance and operations work with a cpa to prepare the 990. The 990 return is emailed to the board for questions and comments. Once all concerns are discussed and resolved, the 990 return is submitted.”

“The process for determining the compensation for the Executive Director involved identifying compensation packages for comparable non-profits in the area, research on various online wage libraries, market analysis conducted by a hiring committee consisting of various members of the Board.”

“Governing documents are available upon request. Some governing documents are available at utah.gov and guidestar/candid (990).”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Community Garden CRIC provided a plot where more than 50 refugees and immigrant families planted, grew, and harvested their own vegetables on about 55 plots, with the option to sell the produce at the Logan Gardeners Market. The space was also a meeting place for families to gather and socialize. Excess produce rom the garden was donated to the Cache Community Food Pantry. Money Management Classes CRIC offers online and in-person classes in both Spanish and English for individuals unfamiliar with the U.S. banking and credit systems to learn essential personal finance concepts including choosing a bank, different types of bank accounts, budgeting, different ways to pay bills, credit vs. debit cards, and support for financial decision making. It is a 6-week course, with one meeting each week. Drivers License Study Assistance CRIC offers one-on-one tutoring for the written Utah drivers license test I English, Spanish and other languages whenever possible. Small Business Advising CRIC provides one-on-one support for refugee and immigrant owned business to aid in various business aspects to help these businesses find success. Partner Organizations and Other Referrals- CRIC refers individuals to a variety of other services in the area hosted by partner organizations such as free mental health appointments, free or low-cost health clinics, referrals to the English Language Center, immigration lawyers.”