Into Action Recovery Inc.

“Expenses advertising and promotion 3,214 office 824 insurance 315 business plan 140 event expenses 16,280 admin expenses 362 non-investment depreciation 263 total 21,398”

“1,368 1,368 less accumulated depreciation 711 974 total 657 394”

“The purposes for which this corporation is formed are as follows: the corp oration is organized and is to be operated exclusively as a charitable, religious and educational organization within the meaning of chapter 180 of the general laws of the commonwealth of massachusetts, as now in force or a s hereafter amended. The objectives of the corporation shall be: to promote the recovery of alcoholics and drug addicts who have been clean and sobe r for at least 30 days; to inform, educate and promote the spiritual develop ment of recovering alcoholics and drug addicts, specifically regarding the nature of their disease and the means by which they can recover with the help of god; to provide temporary housing to recovering alcoholics and drug addicts who are and remain abstinent from any drugs or alcohol; to encourage and develop educational and spiritual programs to these same ends. To these ends, the corporation proposes to lease (and/or purchase) a home(s) for the temporary housing of recovering alcoholics and drug addicts; conduct spiritual and educational meetings and workshops for those residing in the home who are recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction; to cooperate with other organizations interested in the education, restoration and spiritual development of alcoholics and drug addicts; and in general, to carry on activities in connection with any of the foregoing purposes, to have and exercise all of the purposes and powers conferred upon nonprofit corporations under said mgl chapter 180 as now in force or hereafter amended, and to do everything necessary or appropriate to accomplish any of the foregoing purposes to the extent permissible under the laws of the commonwealth of massachusetts, all to the extent not inconsistent with the requirements contained in 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code of 1954, as amended, and the regulations promulgated thereunder, and not inconsistent with any other provisions of these articles of organization.”

“To provide temporary housing of recovering alcoholics and drug addicts; conduct spiritual and educational meetings and workshops for those residing in the home who are recovering from alcoholism and drug addiction.”