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Turning Point Program
EIN 82-2864433 • 501(c)3 • Tigard, OR
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It is the mission, duty and purpose of Turning Point Program to address, educate, coordinate, and provide aid and relief to persons fleeing and healing from Domestic Violence (DV) in the state of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, with specific focus on the topic of safe housing.
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81st percentile
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Balance Sheet
Assets
Down$904
Down $5,206 (-85%) from 2019
Liabilities
-
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Net Assets
Down$904
Down $5,206 (-85%) from 2019
Revenue
Down$1,517
Down $4,663 (-75%) from 2019
Expenses
Up$6,723
Up $6,653 (+9504%) from 2019
Net Income
Down-$5,206
Down $11,316 (-185%) from 2019
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2020 • Form 990EZXML pending. An XML filing is linked for this year, but detailed extraction is still pending.
- Assets
- $904
- Liabilities
- -
- Net assets
- $904
- Revenue
- $1,517
- Expenses
- $6,723
- Net income
- -$5,206
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- Filing Period
- Jan 1, 2019 to Dec 31, 2019
- Signed
- Apr 5, 2021
- Return Version
- 2019v5.0
- Gross Receipts
- $6,180
Mission and Program Overview
Mission
It is the mission, duty and purpose of Turning Point Program to address, educate, coordinate, and provide aid and relief to persons fleeing and healing from Domestic Violence (DV) in the state of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, with specific focus on the topic of safe housing.
Program Services
| Description | Grants | Expenses |
|---|---|---|
| State-wide Multi-family Housing Development ProgramOur most key program, Turning Point Program exists to approach developers, lenders, cities and counties in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest and propose a minimal provision for those fleeing and healing from domestic violence: that there be at least one 24-month grant housing unit per each 1,100 square miles of urban Oregon, or at least 1,100 housing units in Oregon. Turning Point Program will propose to follow and fulfill the political subdivisions X-year plan to develop or re-develop specific property into their preferred of a range of multi-family housing economic designs including low-income, affordable, disability or market-rate (as long as the spreadsheets can display provisions for loan pay-out, operations and maintenance) for the purpose of yielding one or more 24-month grant housing dwelling, all toward the goal of having 1,100 grant housing units across the 71 urban centers of Oregon. Spreading the Turning Point Program 24-mo grant housing for domestic violence survivors across Oregon is a critical step to removing victims from their immediate vicinity without breaking laws regarding flight with minor children from a county in a divorce process. While the focus of Turning Point Program is multi-family housing development for the purpose of supporting grant-housing for those fleeing domestic violence, Turning Point Program is not a DV-crisis center and will depend on and with cooperatively with other tax-exempt entities including non-profit or municipal DV-crisis centers (in some counties, Family Justice Centers and in other locations supported by city or county sheriff sponsorship) to encourage those in domestic violence crisis to use life-saving crisis programs that are critical first phases of escape, such as the Oregon Department of Justice Address Confidentiality Program, Oregon Domestic Violence grant ($1100), restraining orders, safety planning and free legal advice where available. Local non-profit/government-funded DV-crisis centers that Turning Point Program will cooperate with as possible include: The Gateway Center of Multnomah County, Oregon, A Safe Place Family Justice Center of Clackamas County, Oregon, and The Family Justice Center of Washington County, Oregon. Tax-exempt non-profit or municipal entities that may become partners with Turning Point Program in multi-family development LLCs, include NPD Rx (exempt-applied EIN 83-0671556) which provides survivor advocacy, support-groups, DV-advocacy in public forums with the survivors, DV-packet preparation (construction of the survivors own history in the form of a report, which task is generally too fraught with PTSD for a survivor to complete without help) and many other services that are critical for the survivor to escape a malignant abuser and relearn survivor vocalization to self-advocate, a life skill AND Partners for Healthy Students (EIN 27-280103) which provides health education that meets the criteria of addressing healthy and unhealthy relationships dynamics. Such entities will become (see memorandum of understanding) joint-owners of Limited Liability Companies that will own each multi-family development property (profits and losses per location contained to each location, to prevent co-mingling of funds or cross-collateralization). There are currently no state, county or federal programs or tax credits (TC) and other municipal or multi-purpose bonds to construct multi-family dwellings for families escaping or recovering from domestic violence, though programs for multi-family development (affordable housing, disability housing, low-income housing, market-rate or other) can be utilized to construct the multi-family housing units, satisfy the program requirements (and meet a municipalitys goals) and may allow some DV-affected occupancy, and then After Pay Out allow more units free and clear for 24-month grant housing for families escaping domestic violence. An example of a legal by-pass: allowing an affordable housing facility or any other such tax credit funded facility to have some residential capacity reserved for parties escaping or recovering from domestic violence (currently not a protected class in fair housing rules) is that as net-revenue flows back to the ownership of the facility (the joint-owners: exempt or municipal organizations that have agreed to allocate their flow-through for DV survivor 24-month grant housing) the LLC may (at market-rate) settle portions of the facility (loan) that are the TC- designated market-rate units, without upsetting the TC guidelines. The joint-owners then provide (market-rate) 24-month grant-housing to DV survivors inside the affordable housing units. As long as the facility keeps the fair housing and tax-credit program guidelines, many TC programs can be used by the (exempt) joint-owners (focused on addressing DV survivor-needs) of LLCs to construct multi-family residential units that can become increasingly available (as the tc guidelines lift and debt becomes satisfied) as grant-housing for families fleeing or recovering from domestic violence. So it is that Turning Point Program will work with each municipality to both meet the municipalitys housing and development goals as well as Turning Point Programs goal of creating at least 1 multi-family dwelling per each of Oregons 1,100 urban square miles. Distributing the available units for grant-housing across the state will allow families to both escape and not cross the lines that would allow an abuser to assert the rights against child abduction that family courts (which currently assume that all parents are healthy and equally nurturing of children) afford married partners. Working with and not against the current policies and laws is critical to the long-term success of Turning Point Program. When Turning Point Program has met the goal of 1 unit per urban square mile, Turning Point Program will extend our goal to 2 dwelling units per urban square mile, and so on, until such time as finding housing is no longer listed in state surveys among the top 3 obstacles of escaping domestic violence. Types of housing programs that Turning Point Program may develop: Small-scale market-rate dwellings: 2 to 20 unitsMedium to large-scale market-rate dwellings: 20-300 unitsMedium-to-large scale affordable or low-income dwellings: 10 to 300 unitsMedium-to-large scale disability dwellings 10-300 unitsIn such cases that the program (for instance, disability housing) requires expertise above the level of construction and management of property for families that are recovering from domestic violence, Turning Point Program to agree with other agencies that have developed their programs with many years of experience, as property managers of such units (contractor). New housing solutions are always being proposed and developed to meet various social needs and so Turning Point Program may expand our categories of potential housing programs to offer communities, in order to be what each community needs and provide for those families escaping or recovering from domestic violence. Turning Point Program will take advantage of various social media outlets such as city and county public meetings, discussion forums, blogs and social networking sites. We will also chronicle our efforts and activities on the corporations website, turningpointpdx.org. Because our developments will have public (a new multi-family market-rate, family-friendly development, for example) and confidential natures (to conceal 24-month grant housing units for families fleeing or recovering from domestic violence) media to be carefully used and restricted: no other participant in Turning Point Program project development LLCs may publish material or disclose locations of construction of the facilities. | $70 | - |
| Ambassador Program Turning Point Program seeks out opportunities for community outreach through our ambassador program which involves sending ambassador(s) to fulfill our mission of raising awareness and funds for mitigation of harms of domestic violence by utilizing a variety of means such as education clinics, charity rides, photography, and writing. Through these means, the issue of successfully escaping domestic violence will be highlighted and brought to the attention of diverse audiences. An example of this program is the success stories posted on the website of the Family Justice Center of Washington County, Oregon. When ready such stories will be posted at turningpointpdx.org. The funds received through the entirety of the corporations activities will be used exclusively for the charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and will not be used for personal gains of any sort. | - | - |
| DV-Fire ProgramEscaping domestic violence often requires leaving everything about your previous life, including your family and friends, your job, your home furnishings and even your clothing, and thus it is said (metaphor) that a survivor has come through a DV-fire (similar in effect to having your home burn down). Turning Point Program aims to provide DV-fire relief in the forms that the survivor population demonstrates to us that is wanted and helpful, given the configuration of other community services programs and resources. One community may have a community warehouse that provides and deliver basic furniture, while another does not. Because this will vary per location, Turning Point Program to rely not on DV-crisis center-recommendations, but on survivor-led support group-feedback and surveys, which will key in on what the DV-crisis centers may have qualified-out some survivors based on their narrower-program focuses. Turning Point Program operates and focuses its resources locally and globally to communities who meet the aforementioned criteria regardless of their geographical location. The DV-Fire Program provides as needed for survivors of domestic violence as disaster relief aid. When the DV-Fire program can utilize volunteers in a capacity, DV-Fire Program to send out communications to build community interest, involvement and gain contributions needed for survivors of domestic violence. | - | - |
| Distribution to Other Organizations and IndividualsWe do not fundraise for any specific organization and Turning Point Program is not organized solely to contribute or fundraise for any specific entity. However, at the discretion of the board of directors we may at times, choose to contribute to other organizations who share a similar mission and only if the contributions further our exempt status, with the objective to eliminate and alleviate crisis issues of domestic violence.Entities that are joint-owners of LLCs will not receive distributions or funds from Turning Point Program, but rather flow-through per known and understood Limited Liability Company operation from LLCs. All LLC participants must pass a corporate resolution to return at least 85% of LLC proceeds back to the LLC toward the financial solutions to make (more) 24-month grant housing available, and if at any time a participant does not return at least 85% of flow through, said entitys ownership will be cancelled or transferred to another exempt entity, as the designated Managing Member chooses. LLC flow-through is not a distribution from Turning Point Program. Though Turning Point Program does not intend to distribute funds to other organizations, there are circumstances in which our exempt purpose may be better served by doing so. One example of an organization to which we may contribute to the Raphael House of Portland (EIN 93-0710963), a Portland-based domestic violence shelter. Raphael House offers 30 days of safety and healing to affected families and then often contributes to rental deposits, first and last months rent and other items that could let a family sustain a new home with limited help. A certain family may not need 24-month grant housing but simple support for a few months, and as this is not a specific program of Turning Point Program and we have not developed guidelines to administrate such a program, Turning Point Program would distribute funds to Raphael House for the transitional housing program it currently administrates. Another example of an organization that we may contribute to is the Bradley-Angle program (EIN 51-0188664) that uses its funds for emergency housing and restoring items lost but needed during domestic violence incidents or left behind in flights to safety such as accommodations for disabilities. Turning Point Program may exercise its right under law to contribute to non 501 (c)(3) organizations only on the condition that Turning Point Program retains control over the use of the funds and maintaining records showing that the funds are used for exclusively charitable purposes in accordance to our mission. | - | - |
| Programs for Volunteers At times, per the discretion of the board of directors, we may provide internships or volunteer opportunities which will provide opportunities for involvement in outreach activities and programs in order to have a greater impact for change. One of the activities that volunteers may be involved in is basic construction. Such activities shall always be free of charge to participants and will not include compensation to the volunteers. | - | - |
| MultimediaWhile it is our goal to bring awareness from every medium possible to the need for grant housing for families affected by domestic violence, and this does not exclude documentaries and photos of our activities, projects, programs and expeditions, all media efforts are tempered by keeping the nature of all specific projects and locations confidential. If a city asks for an affordable housing facility it will be known and advertised as an affordable housing facility only and at no point will the units reserved for 24-mo grant housing for families healing from domestic violence be announced or acknowledged. Families utilizing the 24-mo grant housing also participate in our safety protocol by required enrollment in the Oregon Department of Justice Address Confidentiality Program, a mail-forwarding service that provides each member of the household a legal PO Box address that is placed on Drivers Permits, Licenses, State ID cards, public school ID affidavits, child support programs and so on. At no point does a housing grantee provide any entity the true address of the grant housing, thereby keeping the housing safe for all grantees. More information on the Oregon Address Confidentiality Program: https://www.dhs.state.or.us/caf/dv/desktools/AddressConfi.pdfTurning Point Program will construct and maintain a website with select, safe information. By documenting and reporting our efforts we intend to broaden our outreach and let those who cannot currently imagine that escape is possible, know that it is possible to both survive and rebuild what physical and emotional resources have been destroyed. These multimedia features will be recorded by our board members, officers or volunteers during the aforementioned activities and will be available to the public. | - | - |
| Charity Expeditions and ClinicsAs part of our education activities, we will organize presentations and expeditions in order to raise funds and awareness for the cause. These expeditions will be carried on by our volunteer guides to assist novice domestic violence navigators to do a good deed by participating in a charity event. These expeditions and clinics will be open to the public. All proceeds from such expeditions will be added to our general fund and shall be used to further our exempt status. | - | - |
Compensation and Service Providers
Employees
| Name | Title | Full / Part Time | Base | Other | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adrian Broadhurst | Chairman | PT | $0 | - | - |
| TAMMY DAVIS | Treasurer | PT | $0 | - | - |
| JOHN HAGLER | Secretary | PT | $0 | - | - |
Filing and Contact Details
Filer
- Filer Name
- Turning Point Program
- EIN
- 82-2864433
- Phone
- 5037107705
- Address
- 11575 SW PACIFIC HWY, TIGARD, OR 97223
Signing Officer
- Name
- Adrian Broadhurst
- Title
- Chairman
- Signed
- 2021-04-05
- Discuss with paid preparer
- Yes
Preparer
- Firm
- NW Premier Accounting
- Address
- 1174 Cornucopia St NW Suite 220, Salem, OR 97304
- Preparer
- Benjamin Humphreys CPA
- Phone
- 5034007862
Supplemental Narrative
Additional Explanations
Other Revenue.1
“$2”
Other Expenses.1
“REGISTRATION FEES $70”
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| IRS990EZ/PrimaryExemptPurposeTxt | 0 | It is the mission, duty and purpose of Turning Point Program to address, educate, coordinate, and provide aid and relief to persons fleeing and healing from Domestic Violence (DV) in the state of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, with specific focus on the topic of safe housing. |
| IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt | 0 | State-wide Multi-family Housing Development ProgramOur most key program, Turning Point Program exists to approach developers, lenders, cities and counties in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest and propose a minimal provision for those fleeing and healing from domestic violence: that there be at least one 24-month grant housing unit per each 1,100 square miles of urban Oregon, or at least 1,100 housing units in Oregon. Turning Point Program will propose to follow and fulfill the political subdivisions X-year plan to develop or re-develop specific property into their preferred of a range of multi-family housing economic designs including low-income, affordable, disability or market-rate (as long as the spreadsheets can display provisions for loan pay-out, operations and maintenance) for the purpose of yielding one or more 24-month grant housing dwelling, all toward the goal of having 1,100 grant housing units across the 71 urban centers of Oregon. Spreading the Turning Point Program 24-mo grant housing for domestic violence survivors across Oregon is a critical step to removing victims from their immediate vicinity without breaking laws regarding flight with minor children from a county in a divorce process. While the focus of Turning Point Program is multi-family housing development for the purpose of supporting grant-housing for those fleeing domestic violence, Turning Point Program is not a DV-crisis center and will depend on and with cooperatively with other tax-exempt entities including non-profit or municipal DV-crisis centers (in some counties, Family Justice Centers and in other locations supported by city or county sheriff sponsorship) to encourage those in domestic violence crisis to use life-saving crisis programs that are critical first phases of escape, such as the Oregon Department of Justice Address Confidentiality Program, Oregon Domestic Violence grant ($1100), restraining orders, safety planning and free legal advice where available. Local non-profit/government-funded DV-crisis centers that Turning Point Program will cooperate with as possible include: The Gateway Center of Multnomah County, Oregon, A Safe Place Family Justice Center of Clackamas County, Oregon, and The Family Justice Center of Washington County, Oregon. Tax-exempt non-profit or municipal entities that may become partners with Turning Point Program in multi-family development LLCs, include NPD Rx (exempt-applied EIN 83-0671556) which provides survivor advocacy, support-groups, DV-advocacy in public forums with the survivors, DV-packet preparation (construction of the survivors own history in the form of a report, which task is generally too fraught with PTSD for a survivor to complete without help) and many other services that are critical for the survivor to escape a malignant abuser and relearn survivor vocalization to self-advocate, a life skill AND Partners for Healthy Students (EIN 27-280103) which provides health education that meets the criteria of addressing healthy and unhealthy relationships dynamics. Such entities will become (see memorandum of understanding) joint-owners of Limited Liability Companies that will own each multi-family development property (profits and losses per location contained to each location, to prevent co-mingling of funds or cross-collateralization). There are currently no state, county or federal programs or tax credits (TC) and other municipal or multi-purpose bonds to construct multi-family dwellings for families escaping or recovering from domestic violence, though programs for multi-family development (affordable housing, disability housing, low-income housing, market-rate or other) can be utilized to construct the multi-family housing units, satisfy the program requirements (and meet a municipalitys goals) and may allow some DV-affected occupancy, and then After Pay Out allow more units free and clear for 24-month grant housing for families escaping domestic violence. An example of a legal by-pass: allowin |
| IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt | 1 | Ambassador Program Turning Point Program seeks out opportunities for community outreach through our ambassador program which involves sending ambassador(s) to fulfill our mission of raising awareness and funds for mitigation of harms of domestic violence by utilizing a variety of means such as education clinics, charity rides, photography, and writing. Through these means, the issue of successfully escaping domestic violence will be highlighted and brought to the attention of diverse audiences. An example of this program is the success stories posted on the website of the Family Justice Center of Washington County, Oregon. When ready such stories will be posted at turningpointpdx.org. The funds received through the entirety of the corporations activities will be used exclusively for the charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code and will not be used for personal gains of any sort. |
| IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt | 2 | DV-Fire ProgramEscaping domestic violence often requires leaving everything about your previous life, including your family and friends, your job, your home furnishings and even your clothing, and thus it is said (metaphor) that a survivor has come through a DV-fire (similar in effect to having your home burn down). Turning Point Program aims to provide DV-fire relief in the forms that the survivor population demonstrates to us that is wanted and helpful, given the configuration of other community services programs and resources. One community may have a community warehouse that provides and deliver basic furniture, while another does not. Because this will vary per location, Turning Point Program to rely not on DV-crisis center-recommendations, but on survivor-led support group-feedback and surveys, which will key in on what the DV-crisis centers may have qualified-out some survivors based on their narrower-program focuses. Turning Point Program operates and focuses its resources locally and globally to communities who meet the aforementioned criteria regardless of their geographical location. The DV-Fire Program provides as needed for survivors of domestic violence as disaster relief aid. When the DV-Fire program can utilize volunteers in a capacity, DV-Fire Program to send out communications to build community interest, involvement and gain contributions needed for survivors of domestic violence. |
| IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt | 3 | Distribution to Other Organizations and IndividualsWe do not fundraise for any specific organization and Turning Point Program is not organized solely to contribute or fundraise for any specific entity. However, at the discretion of the board of directors we may at times, choose to contribute to other organizations who share a similar mission and only if the contributions further our exempt status, with the objective to eliminate and alleviate crisis issues of domestic violence.Entities that are joint-owners of LLCs will not receive distributions or funds from Turning Point Program, but rather flow-through per known and understood Limited Liability Company operation from LLCs. All LLC participants must pass a corporate resolution to return at least 85% of LLC proceeds back to the LLC toward the financial solutions to make (more) 24-month grant housing available, and if at any time a participant does not return at least 85% of flow through, said entitys ownership will be cancelled or transferred to another exempt entity, as the designated Managing Member chooses. LLC flow-through is not a distribution from Turning Point Program. Though Turning Point Program does not intend to distribute funds to other organizations, there are circumstances in which our exempt purpose may be better served by doing so. One example of an organization to which we may contribute to the Raphael House of Portland (EIN 93-0710963), a Portland-based domestic violence shelter. Raphael House offers 30 days of safety and healing to affected families and then often contributes to rental deposits, first and last months rent and other items that could let a family sustain a new home with limited help. A certain family may not need 24-month grant housing but simple support for a few months, and as this is not a specific program of Turning Point Program and we have not developed guidelines to administrate such a program, Turning Point Program would distribute funds to Raphael House for the transitional housing program it currently administrates. Another example of an organization that we may contribute to is the Bradley-Angle program (EIN 51-0188664) that uses its funds for emergency housing and restoring items lost but needed during domestic violence incidents or left behind in flights to safety such as accommodations for disabilities. Turning Point Program may exercise its right under law to contribute to non 501 (c)(3) organizations only on the condition that Turning Point Program retains control over the use of the funds and maintaining records showing that the funds are used for exclusively charitable purposes in accordance to our mission. |
| IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt | 4 | Programs for Volunteers At times, per the discretion of the board of directors, we may provide internships or volunteer opportunities which will provide opportunities for involvement in outreach activities and programs in order to have a greater impact for change. One of the activities that volunteers may be involved in is basic construction. Such activities shall always be free of charge to participants and will not include compensation to the volunteers. |
| IRS990EZ/ProgramSrvcAccomplishmentGrp/DescriptionProgramSrvcAccomTxt | 5 | MultimediaWhile it is our goal to bring awareness from every medium possible to the need for grant housing for families affected by domestic violence, and this does not exclude documentaries and photos of our activities, projects, programs and expeditions, all media efforts are tempered by keeping the nature of all specific projects and locations confidential. If a city asks for an affordable housing facility it will be known and advertised as an affordable housing facility only and at no point will the units reserved for 24-mo grant housing for families healing from domestic violence be announced or acknowledged. Families utilizing the 24-mo grant housing also participate in our safety protocol by required enrollment in the Oregon Department of Justice Address Confidentiality Program, a mail-forwarding service that provides each member of the household a legal PO Box address that is placed on Drivers Permits, Licenses, State ID cards, public school ID affidavits, child support programs and so on. At no point does a housing grantee provide any entity the true address of the grant housing, thereby keeping the housing safe for all grantees. More information on the Oregon Address Confidentiality Program: https://www.dhs.state.or.us/caf/dv/desktools/AddressConfi.pdfTurning Point Program will construct and maintain a website with select, safe information. By documenting and reporting our efforts we intend to broaden our outreach and let those who cannot currently imagine that escape is possible, know that it is possible to both survive and rebuild what physical and emotional resources have been destroyed. These multimedia features will be recorded by our board members, officers or volunteers during the aforementioned activities and will be available to the public. |
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