Hope'S Promise Inc

“Beth sheveland mark sheveland chairman director spouses dave briggs colleen briggs vice chair dir orph car spouses dave briggs kaye ferguson vice chair dir of oper son/mother-in-law”

“The audited financial statements are reviewed and approved by the board of directors. The approved financial statements are used to prepare the form 990. The form 990 is provided to the treasurer for review. The treasurer reviews the form 990 in detail and notifies the cpa of any comments and/or changes. Once corrections, if any, have been completed the treasurer reports to the board of his/her approval of the form 990.”

“Conflict of interest policy is reviewed annually at the first board meeting of the year. Board members are required to sign/re-sign the conflict of interest policy and disclose any conflicts.”

“The board of directors determines the executive directors salary independently from the executive director. The board considers current salary surveys. The board's discussions and approval of the executive director's salary are recorded in the board minutes.”

“The executive director determines staff salaries. The executive director considers current salary surveys.”

“New york, north carolina, oregon, pennsylvania, south carolina, tennessee, virginia, west virginia, wisconsin”

“The organization's form 990 is available on guidestar website at www.guidestar.org; the form 990 is also available upon request at the organization's main office in castle rock.”

“Governing documents and financial statements are available for review upon request at the organization's main office in castle rock.”

“Orphan care ministries of hopes promise”

“Adoption services, family counseling and support: hope's promise is a christian, non-profit child placement agency, licensed by the state of colorado. Through our adoption program, hope's promise offers services which include domestic infant adoption, pregnancy counseling, and birth mother support groups. In 2024, we counseled 45 expectant parents about their pregnancy options, approved 10 home studies for potential adoptive families, and placed 13 children for adoption. We also provided adoption education and training to 224 professionals in the colorado community. Our goals for 2025 include developing our care fund program so that we can continue to provide financial support to women experiencing unintended pregnancy, even if they do not choose adoption and expanding our partnerships with out-of-state placing agencies.”

“Orphan care provides christian humanitarian aid for fatherless and orphaned children throughout the world: believing god designed families as the best place for children to grow and thrive, we place orphaned and vulnerable children either with a relative or a non-relative caregiver, allowing them to remain in their own country and in their own community. In kenya, vietnam, nepal, and zimbabwe, our indigenous country coordinators work through local churches in collaboration with community resources to empower and equip caregivers to provide for the children's lifelong physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs. In 2024, we cared for 55 orphaned and vulnerable children in non-relative based families, 314 in relative families and supported 32 in post high school studies. We took 27 americans on connection trips to visit kenya and vietnam. Goals for 2025: - 6 international staff from 3 countries will complete training to be certified as affiliate trainers with trauma free world - zimbabwe staff will train 15 teachers from a school where many of our kids attend, 100 church members, and 50 persons from other orgs in trauma informed care - about 35 people will go on connection trips to kenya, vietnam, and zimbabwe”

“Fundraising expenses 66,320 fundraising expenses -66,320”