Love Out Loud

“Management reviews form 990 prior to filing the return.”

“In addition to each board member signing a conflict-of-interest form annually, the staff and board of love out loud do due diligence that no undisclosed conflicts of interest exist with any individuals or organizations within our board or team. These items are discussed at board meetings and appropriate steps are taken, including, but not limited to, asking board members to step out of the room during discussions or voting, recusing board members from placing a vote, receiving additional quotes for services from other, non-related, entities.”

“Personnel committee reviews compensation regularly and makes certain that compensation of employees is aligned with comparative compensation of similar entities using information sources such as guidestar by candid. Also, annual statements of compensation and benefits are provided to all employees as part of annual performance reviews.”

“Personnel committee reviews compensation regularly and makes certain that compensation of employees is aligned with comparative compensation of similar entities using information sources such as guidestar by candid. Also, annual statements of compensation and benefits are provided to all employees as part of annual performance reviews.”

“Governing documents and form 990 are available to the public at guidestar by candid and upon request.”

“Love out loud connects and mobilizes people and resources to transform our city with the love of jesus. Love out loud is a network of churches, groups, and individuals living out christ's call to love our neighbor. Love out loud partners with anyone working for the flourishing of our community - including well over 150 faith-groups, 300 nonprofits and other community organizations, as well as several hundred businesses. In the process, love out loud works to find alignment across all of these efforts in order to maximize community resources while mobilizing thousands of volunteers in their unique passions and skills.”

“Multiply hope / food rx program love out loud partnered with other local organizations to provide free fresh produce and meal boxes to local older adults. This partnership provided produce and meal boxes for over 100 older adults each week for over 18 months beginning in mid-2020. The boxes and meals were curated by health professionals who took into account individuals' dietary restrictions and provided healthy and appropriate food. The program's work and impact was documented and published in the health policy and review journal. Gift mart gift mart is a program in december of each year that allows families to shop for new and like new toys, clothes, and other gifts for their children for christmas. These items are donated by community members and set up where parents or guardians can shop for any children in their home under 21 at reduced prices, allowing them the dignity of purchasing gifts for their families. In 2020, gift mart served over 400 families, providing gifts to well over 1,000 local children. Education love out loud served as a connector of individuals and organizations wanting to give back to remote learning sites with community-based sites. In the fall of 2020, when the local school district decided to remain fully virtual, families were struggling with where their children could go and remain safe and focused during the school day. Love out loud helped connect resources to several community-based sites including funding, volunteers, partners, and supplies. Project mask love out loud provided operational, organizational, and financial support in partnership with a local, volunteer-led, informal collective of individuals who, through entirely donated time and resources, created and sewed over 120,000 masks for individuals in our community. The first priority of these masks was healthcare and other front-line workers, but expanded to students, long-term facilities, nonprofits, and other essential people and organizations. Student camp one hundred students who have completed 6th through 12th grades attend a one-week overnight (or day) camp experience and are mobilized in the winston-salem area to make lasting transformational impact on their city and themselves. Each day, student camp sends 15 teams out into our city to serve with community partners, eat meals together at churches hearing multiple local experts on topics of food security, educational equity, health, housing, and employment, and then worshipping as a community at the winston square amphitheater downtown. Program services other program services include: brownsboro community partnership, citywide prayer, cycle recycle, drum majors alliance, freedom schools, global missions, homeless outreach, housing, joy prom, lit city, uniform mart, unity wellness center, walk with winston, and winshape.”