Community Concerns Inc.

“The executive director and treasurer review the 990 and submit a copy with recomndation for apporval to the board. After the board's approval the 990 return is then submitted to the internal revenue service with a copy sent to the state.”

“All board members, officers, committee members and staff are required to complete a conflict of interest disclosure statement. The president monitiors transactions and behaviors to ensure policy compliance. If a potential conflict of interst occurs, it is submitted to the board for resolution.”

“The board determines compensation issues for the executive director, with the vice president and one other director excluded from deliberations and decisions based upon conflict of interest (family member). They consult with funding sources and other independent data to establish compensation level.”

“The board determines compensation issues for the cfo, with the executive director and vice president excluded from deliberations and decisions based upon conflict of interest (family members). They consult with funding sources and other independent data to establish compensation level.”

“Various information about the organization is maintained on its own website (www.communityconcernsinc.org). The organization's 990 tax return, governing documents, policies and financial statements may be obtained by the public upon written request to 276 decatur street, se, atlanta, ga 30312.”

“To engage those experiencing homelessness or at risk of experiencing homelessness and facilitate their movement to permanent housing and employment with a livable wage, where possible; in addition to assisting those that are unemployable in accessing other streams of income, such as ssi and ssdi.”

“The organization provided comprehensive emergency shelter, permanent housing with supportive services, rapid re-housing program, case management, daily meal, phone bank, food, supportive counseling, employment, mental health, educational and behavioral health to the chronically homeless, mentally ill, unemployed and other severly disadvantaged residents of the metro atlanta community in a holistic and trusting environment; giving all recipients a favorable opportunity for success. For the year ended december 31, 2020 community concerns, inc. Served over 500 clients through our housing, motel to home and food pantry programs. In addition, the organization received 72,000 of in-kind support for contributed facilities to carry out operations and program activities.”

“In-kind building rent 0 fund raising direct costs 0 in-kind building rent 0 fund raising direct costs 0”