Chainbreakers Inc.

“Significant New Program Services During the Tax Year. The organization launched several new program services aligned with its misssion o strengthen literacy, improve food security, and expand community support for families. Reading Enichment Progam (REP). The organization introduced the Reading Enrichment Program, an after school literacy initiative designed to strengthen foundational reading skills among elementary students using evidence-based instructional stragies. Dolly Partons Imagination Library (DPIL). The organization became a Local Program Partner for Dolly Partons Imagiation Library, providing free age-appropriate books to enrolled children from birth to age five within service area.The organization launched Nourish the Neighborhood (NTN), a community outreach initiative providing hot meals, groceries, and essential resources to families experiencing food insecurity. These programs were not offered in the prior tax year.”

“A family relationship exists between Board Directors Ronald Thompson, Frances Knight Thompson, Rhonda Alexander, and Micahl Thompson.”

“n June 2025, Chainbreakers, Inc. revised its bylaws to modernize governance practices and align with nonprofit best practices and operational growth. Updates included clarification of board term limits and appointment procedures; formalized meeting policies (including quarterly meetings and virtual participation); and updated quorum, voting, resignation, and removal provisions. The revisions also clarified committee structure and officer responsibilities; modernized financial policies to reflect current digital payment practices and defined signing authority; authorized secure digital recordkeeping; and formalized the amendment process with notice and supermajority requirements.”

“The organization did not have committees in 2025”

“Prior to filing, the Form 990 is electronically distributed to Board Members for review.”

“Governing documents, policies, and financial statements are made available to the public upon request.”

“Board members are required to disclose at board meetings any new or changes to existing conflicts of interest, including, but not limited to, related party dealings”