City Rescue Mission Inc

“Form 990 review the cfo reviews the form 990 comparing the filing to the audited financial statements and subsequently submits the filing to the board of directors for their review and approval.”

“Conflicts of interests during the annual or another scheduled board meeting, anyone with a possible conflict of interest is required to disclose its existence to the board of directors. Presentation will be made to the board and then the presenting party will be excused from the meeting prior to the board voting to accept or reject the potential conflict of interest transaction or arrangement.”

“Through the budgeting process, salaries (which includes any additions to headcount and planned salary increases) are submitted to the board of directors for annual approval. Annual reviews are performed by management for all employees. The cfo and ceo approve annual increases (within the confines of the board approved budget) in conjunction with an employee's periodic review. A member of the board of director's conducts an annual review and determines a salary increase for the ceo.”

“Through the budgeting process, salaries (which includes any additions to headcount and planned salary increases) are submitted to the board of directors for annual approval. Annual reviews are performed by management for all employees. The cfo and ceo approve annual increases (within the confines of the board approved budget) in conjunction with an employee's periodic review. A member of the board of director's conducts an annual review and determines a salary increase for the ceo.”

“Louisiana, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, mississippi, missouri, nevada, new hampshire, new jersey, new mexico, new york, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, oklahoma, oregon, pennsylvania, rhode island, south carolina, tennessee, texas, utah, virginia, west virginia, wisconsin”

“Audited financials made available at www.cityrescue.org”

“City rescue mission is the largest homeless shelter in oklahoma, serving men, women, and families. Our mission is to lead our community by serving people experiencing or at risk of homelessness with help, hope, and healing, in the spirit of excellence, under the call of christ. We offer clients the opportunity to end their homelessness through individualized case management, employment readiness, connections to community resources, and housing services. Our multi-faceted approach identifies and addresses the underlying root cause leading to their housing instability. The organization is a center for transformation - changing lives plagued with addiction, poverty, mental illness, and homelessness to lives filled with stability, health, and hope.”

“City rescue mission is proud to offer the following services to our clients: emergency shelter- city rescue mission helps men, women, and families traumatized by homelessness with a clean, safe, and enriched temporary shelter with supportive services. Each person that stays in the shelter receives nutritious meals, clothing, and access to healthcare. Our individualized case management services provide connections to in-house and community-based services and resources necessary to end homelessness. This core program addresses immediate care needs and begins the journey to stability. Employment readiness - employment and income are critical components to ending a person's crisis of homelessness. The employment readiness program at city rescue mission help participants gain real-world work experience in a safe environment without fearing rejection or failure. Participants receive employment soft and specialized skills training in areas such as culinary arts, maintenance, general office and customer service skills, forklift driving, housekeeping, and security. In addition, we collaborate with other educational organizations ensuring our clients have quality opportunities to learn, grow and succeed. After completing hands-on training, our clients have doubled their income, and, best of all, we see that they believe in themselves again. Self-confidence is a powerful tool, especially in the battle against homelessness. Family services- city rescue mission is the largest family shelter in the metro offering private rooms to over 40 families and 120 children per night. Families experiencing homelessness have complex needs that require our case managers to focus on the household as well as the individual family members. Along with emergency shelter services, families receive assistance with reunification, obtaining vital documents, parenting classes, school enrollment, access to public assistance, legal representation, individualized tutoring, family and marital counseling, securing childcare, job placement, housing assistance, and more. Families receiving services at city rescue mission are housed within an average of 30 days after entering the shelter. Housing - city rescue mission's housing services provide clients, both individuals and families, with temporary financial support, case management services, and connection to community services while living in their own homes. These in-home services teach the household how to manage their homes independently, build financial security and increase their natural support system. As a result, participants learn how to be a part of a thriving community which helps minimize the risk of returning to homelessness and reduces reliance on public support. Recovery - city rescue mission offers a residential recovery program that focuses on a holistic approach to making healthy life choices for people with addiction or who want to change their direction in life. Along with emergency shelter services, participants also receive education about addiction, decision-making, anger management, and healthy relationships. The residential aspect helps people build a natural support system that features a high level of accountability. Our recovery program emphasizes the practical application of skills as participants progress through the multi-level phases, ultimately ending in freedom from addiction, gainful employment, and stable housing.”