Stories Foundation

“Expenses marketing & promotion 735 office supplies 2,739 telecommunications and techno 3,928 travel 46 meals & entertainment 185 157 insurance 2,551 event awareness costs 2,597 vehicle fuel & licensing 1,896 licenses & subscriptions 1,885 business fees 1,437 grant expenditures 1,380 story teller catering 1,181 training & development 819 dues & subscriptions 789 programs & events 512 card & donation processin 138 supplies for programs 95 loss on investment 644 non-investment depreciation 1,877 total 25,591”

“Prepaid expenses and deferred charges 242 25,434 21,089 21,089 less accumulated depreciation 15,798 17,675 earnest money 0 1,000 deposits clearing 0 40 total 5,533 29,888”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 25 24 credit cards 1,762 3,643 payroll liabilties 2,588 2,588 sales tax liability 1,949 102”

“Stories foundation exists to empower communities to end the cycle of human trafficking by starting and supporting social enterprises that raise awareness, offer opportunities for economic independence for survivors and fund the fight against human trafficking.”

“We are buying land to break ground on a giveback cafe to sell food products with the goal of spreading awareness about human trafficking, empowering people to make a difference through purposeful purchasing as a first step and create opportunities for survivors and those vulnerable through jobs and housing. Stories was born out of the belief that when people learned about human trafficking and how it affects our communities they would want to do something to fight against it. We create opportunities for people to do just that by empowering them to take the first step through education and purposeful purchasing. Stories foundation uses business to create opportunities for survivors and those vulnerable. Stories also had a few events during the year to further the message like an organized 5k run and gala.”

“We did focus more on awareness work and pursuing the build of storyteller cafe. We hope to break ground on storyteller cafe in the next few months.”