Miami Rescue Mission Broward Outreach Centers Inc.

Filing Period

Jul 1, 2010 to Jun 30, 2011

Signed

Nov 11, 2011

Return Version

2010v3.4

Gross Receipts

$17,260,631

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Broward County - Broward Outreach Center Hollywood; Broward Outreach Center Pompano BeachThe Hollywood Center provides up to 100 beds in a 1-story building for men and up to 45 beds in a 2-story building for women, single and with children, plus up to 39 beds for off-campus transitional housing for program graduates all of which operate on average at capacity with services including individual case management, educational classes, computer literacy, life skills, budget training, mental health services, referrals for medical assistance, job readiness, and job placement in a program averaging 3 to 6 months with faith-based partners providing spiritual program.The Pompano Beach Center provides up to 220 beds in a story courtyard arrangement on average at capacity with services comparable to the Hollywood center, except the facilities were built and owned by the Broward County homeless trust and leased to the Mission with faith-based partners providing spiritual program.

Activity 3

Miami - Industrial Division: Bargain Barn and Bargain Barn Plus Thrift StoreMiami facilities include thrift store operations which provide a large number of practical work opportunities for Regeneration Program participants from trucking operations picking up donations to inventory sorting, store placement and retail selling. The Bargain Barn is an 11,600sf vaulted-ceiling industrial warehouse where donated durable goods, primarily a broad range of furniture and working appliances, are refurbished as practical and held for sale with revenues funding Mission operations. The Bargain Barn Plus is a 12,600sf commercial warehouse divide between receiving/sorting and retail sales where smaller durable goods and collectibles plus a broad range of clothes are processed, sorted and arranged to display for retail sale, all providing a range of work experience for program participants and additional revenue to fund operations. Donated property pick-up service is provided by the Mission and a portion of the donations are used in Mission operations. The Industrial Division also accepts donated vehicles and boats with those not need within mission operations offered monthly for auction.

Filer

EIN

59-1743865