The D L Randall Foundation Inc

“Part 1 Line 1. Manatee County Government. Provides the organization with funds to ensure the youth, families, of the community to have serves for the healthy living. Some examples are home, community, school, and recreation.”

“Part 1 Line 1. Patterson Foundation. This organization provides funding for services rendered to ensure children stay on or above grade level in reading during the summer months.”

“Part 1 Line 1. Individual Donors. Provides funds to go towards and provides services to empower our youth and community.”

“Part 1 Line 16. An Uprising in the Village(AUV). Transportation. Provided to ensure a reliable source for youth, and community are able to get to and from school, appointments, and community events.”

“None”

“Part III Line 28. An Uprising in the Village(AUV). The organization employs 7 and has 2 volunteers. The accomplish for the year were as follows: Serviced 100 youth and families. The services provided were educational, tutoring, reading skills, leadership skills, recreational activities, and community events. Youth, families, and communities were person benefitted for the organization services.”

“Part III Line 29. Mardi Gras. The objectives of the event were to produce financial stability and empower a positive event in the community. The number of participants in services were 300-500. The accomplishments consisted of ability to raise revenue and empower and succeed with a positive event in the community and surrounding areas.”

“None”

“Daily Programming. The D.L. Randall Foundation, Inc offers programs/activites that encourage participants by a diverse population and accomodate those with different abilities and learning styles. The Before and After School program utilizes the principles of AUV to develop programs and activities.”

“Program Schedule. Each age group has a schedule of events posted daily around the facility to help participants and parents understand what activitesd will take place and when. Paticipants are informed of changes to the schedule as soon as possible. Rotation time, prior to activites, is incoporated into the schedule.”

“Communication. Instruction is given prior to each acitity to provide ways to engage different learning styles. Understanding of instructions is ensured by asking participants questions ans having them repeat instructions.”

“Important Parent Information. A parent, guardian or authorized person(s) must sign their child/children in and out of the program on the designated log upon arrival to, and departure from, the facility. Children are not allowed to be dropped-off and/or picked-up outside of the building. Failure to comply with this policy may result in participant's removal from the program.”

“Things to Know. Personal information for each participant is needed such as age, emergency contacts and allergy/health information so to deliver appropriate program and servivces. Parents and legal guardians are permitted to access ans change child's records. Photo ID and other proof of relationship is required.”

“Other Receipts 4567.”

“AUV Advertising/Promotion 956.”

“AUV Bank Charges & Fees 580.”

“AUV Charitable Contributions 1692.”

“AUV Educational Development & Training 68.”

“AUV Insurance- General 7434.”

“AUV Insurance- Professional Liability 895.”

“AUV License & Taxes 848.”

“AUV Miscellaneous 2154.”

“AUV Office Supplies & Software 2628.”

“AUV Payroll Service Fees 1944.”

“AUV Storage 1926.”

“AUV Auto 8286.”

“AUV Field Trips 151.”

“AUV Supplies 11108.”

“AUV Reimbursement- Salary & Wages 15042.”

“AUV Snacks, Afterschool 4975.”

“AUV Snacks, Summer 864.”

“AUV Teen Tutoring 100.”

“AUV Travel & Transportation 5567.”

“Mardi Gras 8064.”

“MLK Day of Service 1110.”