Indian River County Habitat for Humanity Inc

“Review will be conducted by all members of the board of directors prior to submission”

“Monitored and enforced by means of knowing our business partners, polling the board members, and reiterating the written policy.”

“The performance evaluation of the president of the organization is initiated by the chairperson of the board, and the executive committee of the board reviews and completes the evaluation.”

“The indian river habitat for humanity board of directors contracts an independent third party to examine all positions in the organization with regard to compensation. Such an analysis is contracted approximately every third year and includes a comparison of compensation and benefits amoung not-for-profit and for-profit organizations. Performance evaluations are the basis of increases to compensation and are completed by the immediate supervisor of each position, which are then reviewed by the next higher level of management. Senior managerial performance evaluations are reviewed by the chairperson of the board of directors.”

“Financial statements on website”

“Nearly 1,400 habitat for humanity affiliates are at work in the united states, building houses in partnership with people in need of decent, affordable housing. Habitat houses are purchased by families at prices affordable to low-income americans, thanks to the donated labor of habitat volunteers, the support of partner organizations and the no-profit, no- interest terms of each u.s. Habitat for humanity mortgage.”

“See schedule o during this fiscal year, indian river habitat for humanity helped to provide decent affordable housing for 17 families in indian river county through the building or renovating of houses. Homes for an additional 55 families were obtained through international tithing. The affiliate engaged in 80 repair projects for the elderly, the infirmed, and veterans who own and occupy their homes. Approximately 1,045 volunteers were mobilized locally to work together to achieve these accomplishments. Homeowners attended budget counseling and homeownership workshops. Going forward,they will pay low-cost, no-interest mortgages, which will help create a perpetual source of funding for future projects. They will send their kids to neighborhood schools, continue to work in local jobs, contribute to the community and the local economy, and enjoy the stability that comes with being a homeowner.”

“Direct expenses for restore netted with revenues 1,016,370 direct expenses netted with fundraising activities 106,756 direct expenses netted with fundraising activities -106,756 direct expenses for restore netted with revenues -1,016,370”