Supportone Inc.

“The organization has outsourced it's financial management to an accounting firm.”

“The organization presents the Form 990 to the Board of Directors to review either in person at meetings or electronically prior to the filing.”

“The Board of Directors performs an annual review of the conflict of interest policy and if a conflict arises the Board of Directors takes the appropriate action to eliminate the conflict.”

“Documents are made available upon request.”

“SupportOne's Top Accomplishments for 2014: 1. Continued enhancement of community engagement activities for SupportOne residents, including special outings, individual recognition and holiday events; 2. Partnership with HandsOn Greater Richmond now in its third year in an effort to engage volunteers in activities with SupportOne residents. Overall, volunteers supporting the organization have increased from about 40 in 2012 to more than 250 in 2014. Successful partnership with the Catholic HEART Workcamp engaged more than 50 youth volunteers for a week at SupportOne residential programs on special projects and with residents. 3. New revenue generation plan designed to diversify sources of revenue met with success with increased individual contributions. In 2014 individual contributions more than doubled over the previous year. SupportOne's efforts in the 2014 Amazing Raise were also successful, with a nearly 20 percent increase over previous year thanks to a challenge match from Weinstein Properties. 4. Complete significant infrastructure improvement projects thanks to grants totaling $65,000 from the Mary Morton Parsons Foundation, the Scott Foundation and Knights of Columbus-Virginia (KOVAR). Grant funds allowed for purchase of wheel-chair accessible vehicle, capital improvements at the residential homes and replacement of all IT equipment at main office and all residential homes. At SupportOne, community collaborations are vital to our success. We work with for-profit and non-profit organizations in the region to fulfill our mission and commitment to the adults we serve with intellectual disabilities. SupportOne works with many collaborative partners in the community to fulfill its mission. One of our most successful ongoing partnerships is with Hands On Greater Richmond, which has proven to be an invaluable resource. This has allowed SupportOne to provide innovative programs for its residents as we work to keep them fully engaged in the community. The Hands On partnership includes two Volunteer Leader Projects and SupportOne also posts opportunities with HandsOn Greater Richmond's online "classified" section. SupportOne also keeps our residents busy through immersion in the community on a daily basis. This includes community enrichment programs and supportive employment, among other regular activities. Our residents are also on the go throughout the region and beyond as they enjoy trips, cruises and other excursions. Another program, Holiday Hero, recruits volunteers to "adopt" SupportOne residents and help make their Christmas wish list come true. Other recent volunteer partnerships included the Catholic HEART Workcamp, which took place over the summer. These are just a handful of the many collaborative partnerships, and it is our expectation that this is only the beginning as we work to provide exceptional programs and services.”

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