Alamo Resource Conservation & Development Area Inc.

“| Other Revenues:, Amount:| Reimbursements, $1084|”

“| Grants And Similar Amounts Paid:, Amount:| None, $0|”

“| Other Expenses:, Amount:| Insurance = $1,133 Accounting and IRS 990 EZ Fees = $385.08 Computer Expenses = $643.85 Bank Service Charges = $7.90 Other Program Expenses: Senior Assistance Program = $4,996.87 Growing Rural Garden Program $1,675.86 Watershed Protection Program Agri-Land Resource Workshops = $2929.10 for a total of $11,771.66 = $11,772., $11772|”

“| Explanation:, BOYAmount:, EOYAmount:| none, $0, $0|”

“| Explanation:, BOYAmount:, EOYAmount:| none, $0, $0|”

“| Explanation:| Alamo RCD was a sub-awardee for the USDA South Texas Training & Outreach Grant to assist Socially Disadvantaged Farmers & Ranchers through training and outreach. This is in conjunction with the University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley. This grant provides funding that facilitates our Agri-Land Resource Workshops that are provided to our Agricultural Community in our area in collaboration with USDA NRCS and other organizations and it will end in September of 2024. We also were awarded a small grant from the Hill Country Alliance for their Texas Partners for Conservation 2023-24 that also facilitated one workshop this year.”

“| Explanation:| Alamo RCD Senior Assistance Program was awarded a grant from the Baptist Health Foundation of San Antonio and from the Perry & Ruby Stevens Charitable Foundation to help bring better nutrition health and socialization to our registered Seniors in Bandera County and surrounding areas in Texas. Both of these grants were awarded late in the year and will continue to assist our program into 2024. We also received in-kind donations of food commodities hygiene products and PPE that were provided by Hill Country Daily Bread Ministries of Boerne Texas that had a FMV of $24,326. We also provide free donated clothing and volunteer opportunities for our Seniors within our program involving a total of 24 volunteers for a total of 2450 hours within 2023. All of these wonderful levels of assistance provided great success for our program in 2023.”

“| Explanation:| Alamo RCD Programs are enhanced through Board Donations of funds volunteerism and in-kind services. Our Board Secretary Treasurer provides office space office supplies travel expenses her time and expertise in social network administration budgeting grant writing administrative and program management and fundraising needs. Other Board members also provide expertise and time toward our Senior Assistance Program Agri-Land Resource Workshop Program and our Growing Rural Garden Program. Alamo RCD believes in collaboration within the communities we serve as we involve local volunteers and partner with local organizations within all of our programs. Local volunteers over 40 of all ages provided thousands of hours each toward the success of our mission during 2023 and many local agencies partnered with us toward a major impact within our communities.”