Action Pathways Inc.

Filing Period

Jan 1, 2012 to Dec 31, 2012

Signed

Aug 6, 2013

Return Version

2012v2.1

Gross Receipts

$15,972,459

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Community services programs promote strong work ethics, economic literacy, and positive family values throughout the community of cumberland county.the community service block grant aspire self-sufficiency program provides comprehensive services designed to assist low income individuals and families become self-sufficient and rise out of poverty. In 2012, 149 individuals and their families were served. Thirty-six (36) participants obtained employment and 6 of the 36 received jobs with medical benefits. The average wage rate was $8.74, more than $1.49 above minimum wage. Forty fifty-three (53) participants achieved either academic or vocational education goals. Fourteen (14) of the participants were able to secure standard housing; 25 of the participants rose above federal "poverty guidelines for 2012".the second harvest food bank of southeast north carolina (shfb senc) is one of seven certified affiliates of feeding america located in north carolina. The food bank is a member of the north carolina associationof feeding america members. The food bank's primary service area includes, bladen, cumberland, duplin, harnett, hoke, robeson and sampson counties.our mission is to feed the hungry by soliciting and judiciously distributing food and grocery products through a network of member non-profit agencies and educating the public about the nature of and solutions to the problems of domestic hunger. The food bank provides nutritious food to those at risk of hunger through a network of over 238 non-profit member agencies.our vision is a hunger-free southeast north carolina. We strive to provide assistance in the fight against hunger throughout north carolina and america. "hunger free" is a complex term to define. Our fundamental meaning is that no one, faced with the risk or prospect of hunger, should be unable to access sufficient food to prevent or remediate that hunger.the food bank was able to distribute 7.7 million pounds of nutritious food in 2012. These pounds translated into over 6 million meals to those at risk of hunger. The food distributed to our member agencies allowed the food bank to provide assistance on average to over 23,000 households and 109,000 individuals.the "hunger relief for kids" backpack program was able to distribute over 30,712 bags for backpacks to over 49 elementary school locations. The mobile food pantry program provided assistance to over 13,998 households and 40,253 and distributed 596,020 pounds during 63 distributions. The mobile food pantry had over 2,267 volunteers with 6,735 hours completed.multiple food drives, community volunteer efforts, took place in 2012. Among the food drives are: letter carriers, students against hunger, fayetteville crop walk, fayetteville duck derby, and heart of carolina food drive.the food bank successfully hosted events such as the 4th annual driving out hunger golf tournament, and 2nd annual strike out hunger bowl-a-thon.

Activity 3

Low income housing - this program provides affordable home ownership and rental assisted living for eligible participants.the weatherization assistance program is a federal pass through grant that provides energy saving measures and improvements to families who are at or below 200% of the poverty guideline. The services provided reduced air infiltration into homes in order to reduce energy consumption. Ccap operated two weatherization programs, the traditional and a second funded via the american recovery and reinvestment act. Funding for harrp was only provided under the traditional program and at 150% of the poverty guideline.in 2012, under the traditional program, 71 homes were weatherized in cumberland county and sampson county. The heating appliance repair replacement program is a secondary program to weatherization and 74 families received repairs or replacement to their heating and/or cooling unit.the recovery weatherization assistance program is a federal pass through grant providing energy saving measures and improvements to families who are at or below 200% of the poverty guideline. The services provided reduced air infiltration into homes in order to reduce energy consumption. In addition to cumberland and sampson counties, ccap provided these services to moore and montgomery counties via the arra project. In 2012, 176 homes were weatherized in cumberland, moore, montgomery, and sampson counties under the arra project.all totaled, ccap weatherized 247 homes and repaired/replaced 74 heating/cooling units in 2012.

Filer

EIN

56-0845795