Newcomers Access Center

“Expenses social media 117 marketing 355 office supplies 334 voice and video 1,530 web hosting 756 technology 225 venue rental 2,250 interest expense 131 directors and officers 409 liability insurance 416 workers compensation 530 computer/software 950 miscellaneous 105 taxes & license 130 background checks 602 donor appreciation gifts 68 fund raising expenses 1,750 memberships 200 volunteer appreciation 215 depreciation expense 812 bad debt 100 board/staff development 51 reimbursable expenses -50 resource development 26 gala expenses 18,125 musical entertainment 675 total 30,812”

“Machinery and equipment 1,315 503 undeposited funds 3,250 2,650 total 4,565 3,153”

“Accounts payable and accrued expense 0 0 credit card 1,198 465”

“N november 2016, a group of local volunteers organized to help refugees who had arrived in the inland valley community. This founding group raised money and worked directly with many refugee families. Volunteers met twice a month in a volunteers home to coordinate efforts. In 2017, the late barbara aswad, a founder of the access center in michigan, inspired community activists to establish a more formal organization. Thus, the newcomers access center (nac) was born. The mission of the center was later expanded to include immigrant families. Nac empowers refugees and immigrant families in los angeles, san bernardino, ventura and riverside counties to become independent. The newcomers access center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, centralizes volunteer efforts, administrative tasks, and works with professional staff to better serve clients. The center is available to staff, volunteers, clients and donors for workshops and events.”

“Incorporated in accomppplishments 1-3”