Maslow'S Army Inc

“Shirt income 1,030 5k run income 300 kroger reward income 90 total 1,420”

“Expenses business registration fees 37 banking expense 1,104 travel 177 conferences and meeting 6,860 interest expense 396 property insurance 3,440 insurance liability 1,679 rent, utilities and parki 2,542 reimbursements 4,027 mileage reimbursement 607 repairs and maintenance 404 food 13,645 clothing 3,845 hygiene 1,235 services 346 peer mentoring 6,543 meals with homeless clien 193 hotel room for homeless 1,000 fuel 13,038 subscriptions 785 telephone 4,453 other-misc 8,883 donations 927 non-investment depreciation 11,981 total 88,147”

“Inventories for sale or use 0 1,538 2006 ford superduty 0 6,840 less accumulated depreciation 0 1,368 f-150 0 50,065 less accumulated depreciation 0 10,013 bus 2 0 3,000 less accumulated depreciation 0 600 total 0 49,462”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 210 unsecured notes and loans payable 0 51,657 payroll liabilities 0 8,439”

“Our end vision is to offer hope to the city's less fortunate and homeless population by providing the skills needed to become self-sufficient. By sharing our personal experiences we gain their confidence. What makes us unique is the fact that we meet each person hassle-free and without an appointment. Being homeless is a situation, not an identity. We communicate with each client on a personal level. We listen to their wants and needs. We walk them through a system of setting goals based on their strengths and interests. We call this our "pie system". Each time an individual client sets a goal, we help them to accomplish their goal by a series of smaller goals we call "pie slices". This helps the indiviual gain self-esteem and motivation. We are one of the very few that treat the disease and not just the symptoms. "if you put a band-aid over the problem, the problem still exists".”

“Provided outside, friday outreach in front of hamilton county public library in downtown cincinnati. Food included sandwiches from our daily bread and drinks and snacks from action ministries of northern kentucky. We regularly served 120 - 150 people each friday, including homeless and less fortunate. Organized and managed an outside, sunday outreach in front of the hamilton county justice center on sycamore street. Our services included larosa's pizza, fresh fruit (bananas, oranges, and apples), pastries, hygiene kits, donated clothing, and haircuts. We served an average of 150 - 300 homeless and less fortunate. When outside temperatures dropped to freezing back on october 31, 2019 until december 19, 2019, and the normal emergency cold shelters were not yet open, maslow's army collaborated with several churches in cincinnati and with the hamilton county justice center to provide nighttime shelter and meals for the homeless population left stranded on our streets. We also used maslow's army buses to collect homeless that were stranded on streets in cincinnati and norther kentucky. These services helped up to 200 people each night.”