Parker Street Ministries Inc and Subsidiaries

“Marc presnell terri presnell spouse scott macdonald sam strawbridge coworker”

“A copy of the form 990 is provided to the board prior to filing with the irs. In accordance with board policy for the respect of privacy of the organization's donors, a redacted form of schedule b (schedule of contributors) is provided to the entire board of trustrees for their review prior to filing. The treasurer reviews the 990 in its entirety before anything is redacted.”

“Trustees/staff complete documentation prior to being elected/hired regarding their background and involvement with parker street ministries, which is evaluated to identify potential areas of conflict of interest and evaluated by the executive committee before presenting the person for election/hiring. Annually, our trustees and staff are asked to provide any information related to new or ongoing conflicts of interest, which is reviewed and addressed accordingly.”

“Compensation is first reviewed by the finance committee using comparability data and the final decision is voted on by the board and recorded in the minutes.”

“Compensation is first reviewed by the finance committee using comparable data and the final decision is voted on by the board and recorded in the minutes.”

“Governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements are made available to the public upon request.”

“Volunteers are vital resources for delivering programs. In 2024, 677 unduplicated volunteers logged more than 3,600 hours through psm and 28 of those volunteers were neighborhood residents. The in-kind value of volunteer hours in 2024 was 121,023.15 (independent sector). The organization's current long-range plan (2023-27) features four focus areas. Fostering spiritual growth: encouraging spiritual growth by making christ and his gospel central through the practice of spiritual disciplines. This equips parker street and north lake wire neighborhood residents to integrate these practices into their lives, no matter where they live. Supporting lifetime learners: offering year-round educational opportunities, including academic enrichment for k-12 students. A summer workforce program teaches young high schoolers essential job skills, provides stipends, and emphasizes the importance of saving. Stabilizing the neighborhood: enhancing the quality and availability of housing by leveraging volunteers and partnerships with landlords and agencies. Activities such as neighborhood cleanups, landscaping, home repairs, and the construction of homes for those underhoused and cost- burdened to stabilize families and contribute to a vibrant, mixed-income community. Cultivating connections: bridging gaps in relationships and services through activities like the neighborhood christmas store and community gatherings. Strengthening ministry connections with parker street and north lake wire families fosters a diverse community that learns from and cares for one another. Measures, program information, and financial documents can be found at psmlakeland.org or at candid.org.”