Safelight Inc.

“A copy of form 990 is provided to the executive committee of the board of directors and to the executive director who have been designated by the board to provide oversight authority over the form 990 prior to filing.”

“All board members are required annually to disclose any conflicts of interest that may exist between themselves and the organization. Any conflicts noted are reported, discussed, and any action determined necessary is taken by the executive committee of the board.”

“Compensation for the executive director and key management positions are discussed during the budget development process each year. The compensation ranges for these positions are developed from comparability data available for the type of organization and the geographical area. This information is documented, discussed, and agreed upon by the finance committee, the executive committee, and the board of directors.”

“The governing documents, conflict of interest policy, form 990, and financial statements are kept on file at the organization's administrative offices and are made available upon request to the public.”

“Transitional housing apartment to allow clients exiting the shelter to have access to affordable housing and longer term services while working towards independent, safe, and secure lives. The organization also has a job training program which assists victims in returning to the workforce. The family justice center opened in october 2014 and is designed to provide easy access to services and resources. The family justice center is a collaboration among partnering agencies to enhance safety, efficiency, and justice for victims of violence in the local community. All services are available in english and spanish and are provided free of charge to victims. In 2015, the organization opened the believe child advocacy center. This center is an accredited child advocacy center, where abused children and their families are provided crisis intervention. During the 2017 - 2018 year the organization sheltered 194 adults and 80 children under the age of 18. Total number of bednights provided for adults was 7,025 and 4,219 bednights for children. Outreach services were provided to 920 non-sheltered individuals and 72 individuals attended family violence intervention classes. The organization received 1,002 hotline calls during the year.”