Helping Up Mission Incorporated

“Sky woodward is an employee of hum and is married to john sweeney, who is an independent board member of house of freedom, inc. House of freedom, inc. Is an affiliated organization of helping up mission. John would abstain from any vote that had a direct conflict of interest involving sky.”

“Draft form 990s for hum are reviewed by senior management and, if approved, are then presented to the finance committee for detailed review and approval. The finance committee has delegated authority from the hum board of directors to act on their behalf. Once approved by the finance committee, then the ceo signs and the returns are filed. All members of the hum board are given a final, signed copy of the returns.”

“The helping up mission currently has in place a conflict of interest policy for officers, directors and management-level employees which it annually monitors and enforces. All board members and staff are given an annual conflict of interest questionnaire to complete. Any issues are investigated, disclosed or resolved.”

“The chief executive officer's compensation is determined by the governance committee of the board of directors annually and any changes are approved.”

“The organization's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and audited financial statements are available to the public by appointment, and the audited financial statements and form 990 are also available on the website.”

“(continued from above) - school of pharmacy at notre dame at maryland university - maryland health connection - healthcare for the homeless - healthcare access maryland - behavioral health systems - baltimore - bradenburg eye associates - disability support services - baltimore city health department - northern pharmacy & medical equipment - maryland department of housing and community development - baltimore city department of housing and community development - the franciscan center - the skip viragh foundation - t. Rowe price foundation - back on my feet - anne arundel county public schools - bradley, arant, boult, cummings, llc - rosenberg martin greenberg - truist bank - m&t bank - jpmorgan chase bank - harbor bank - bank of america - diakon kathryn's kloset - federal home loan bank of atlanta - federal home loan bank of new york over the course of the past fiscal year, 2025, helping up mission provided the following to our clients: - 3,082 men, women & children served (unduplicated) - 15,101 men,women & children served for all programs (duplicated) - 152 graduates of our spiritual recovery programs - 102 men's one-year spiritual recovery program graduates - 25 men's 6-month granduate spiritual recovery program graduates - 25 women's one-year spiritual recovery program graduates - 217 women served in the women's spiritual recovery program - 10,244 (mobile outreach unit) men and women served with food, hygiene kits and case management throughout baltimore city, baltimore county & anne arundel county - 1019 (mobile outreach unit) men and women (unduplicated) provided case management throughout baltimore city, baltimore county & anne arundel county - 50 (mobile outreach unit) men and women who entered the spiritual recovery programs referred by the mobile outreach unit - 699,137 full meals served each year - 202,379 bed nights of shelter provided - 350,000+ items of clothing and personal care products distributed - 19,292 mental health, substance abuse, post-trauma and psychiatric counseling sessions (individual and group) - 9,963 appointments with certified peer recovery specialists - 631 appoinments with certified peer recovery specialists for our hispanic outreach program - 23,816 hispanic spiritual recovery program class appoinments provided - 3,545 johns hopkins cornerstone clinic substance abuse & mental health individual counseling sessions - 14,205 johns hopkins cornerstone clinic substance abuse & mental health group session appoinments - 1,542 post-trauma healing group appoinments - 65,308 estimated evening recovery meetings attended by srp clients - 2,350 primary & urgent care medical appoinments (on-site at gmbc clinic) - 126 eye exams and 11 eyeglasses provided - 4,060 outside medical appointments provided (transportation coordinated on-site) - 135 medical seminar appoinments (on-site) - 265 recovery-oriented acupuncture appointments provided (on-site) - 1,900+ chapel services and educational classes conducted each year* - 520 dental appointments provided (preventative, restorative and urgent care) - 4 clients earned their high school diploma - 110 clients began studying for their maryland high school diploma - 112 clients assessed for literacy and numeracy with casas 900 - 98 clients participated in adult basic education (aka literacy activities) - 19 clients passed the basic computer literacy class - 193 clients attended resume classes and completed a resume - 47 clients received 1-on-1 financial literacy counseling sessions - 63 clients completed 5-week financial literacy classes - 119 clients gained employment at an average rate of $17.70 per hour, 56% of which came with benefits for all clients. Jobs referred by humn's education & workforce development services had an average wage of $19.42 per hour, 94% of which came with benefits. - 132 "barrier to employment" service appointments (e.g. Background check, child support, criminal expungements, mva record expungements, taxes, and mock job interviews) - 79 cl”

“Losses on uncollectible pledges -20,000. Change in valuation of split-interest agreements -27,804.”

“This process has not changed from the prior year.”