Christian Living Neighborhoods

“The corporation shall have one sole member, namely, christian living communities, a colorado nonprofit corporation (formerly known as christian living ventures), that has been formed exclusively for charitable, religious, educational and scientific purposes under section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code and has received an exemption under section 501(c)(3) of the tax code.”

“The member of this corporation shall have the authority to elect and remove the board of directors and approve the appointment of the president of the board.”

“The member of this corporation shall have the authority to remove the board of directors, approve the appointment of the president of the board, approve amendments to bylaws, approve the incurrence of any promissory note, debt instrument or the guaranty of any indebtedness by or on behalf of the corporation in excess of $10,000, authorize distributions of excess cash allowed to be distributed in accordance with any bond documents binding on the corporation, approve a plan of merger, approve a sale, lease or other disposition of all or substantially all of the property of the corporation, with or without goodwill, otherwise than in the usual and regular course of business, file for voluntary protection under any bankruptcy or insolvency law for the benefit of the corporation or acquiesce in an involuntary filing made against the corporation by any creditor of the corporation and adopt a plan of sharing of employees or other assets of the corporation or amend any benefits plans applicable to employees of the corporation.”

“The 990 goes through an internal review by the cfo of christian living communities. A copy of the return will be provided to the entire board, prior to submission to irs, for comments and clarification.”

“Annually, each director and member of a committee with board-delegated powers reviews and signs a statements which affirms that they a) have received a copy of the conflict of interest policy, b) have read and understand the policy, c) have agreed to comply with the policy, and d) understand that the corporation is a charitable organization and that in order to maintain its federal tax exemption, it must engage primarily in activities that accomplish one or more of its tax-exempt purposes.”

“The parent organization, christian living communities, determines the compensation of the organization's ceo / executive director and uses the following methods: independent compensation consultant, written employment contract, compensation survey / study, and approval by the board / compensation committee. The process described here was last completed in 2024.”

“Financial statements and form 990 returns are made available online and upon request. The organization has governing documents and conflict of interest policies available to the public at its executive office.”

“Contracted services: program service expenses 6,922,491. Management and general expenses 971,001. Fundraising expenses 244,793. Total expenses 8,138,285.”

“Transfer of equity -1,596,271.”

“The process is consistent with prior years.”

“Summary of events / activities: operation christmas child - residents at someren glen and holly creek create boxes for children overseas - 220 boxes - $4,200 alzheimer's memory walk - awareness of alzheimer's disease - $5,500 aged to perfection - honor a community person for their service - $0 blankets & sweaters for babies - residents knitted blankets and sweaters for babies in local hospitals - residents were able to share their talents with others $3,000 toys for god's kids - residents make wooden cars for local schools and children in third world countries - ongoing, residents are kept busy and given a sense of fullfilment $2,500 sunday offerings: food bank of the rockies, salvation army, project sanctuary, doctors without borders, paav international ministries, st frances center, mile high ministries, denver rescue mission, habitat for humanity, international justice mission, north littleton promise, street's hope - ongoing - weekly basis $40,350 (total chapel offerings distributed) employees critical needs relief services - $9,970 hearing clinics, flu shots, support groups for parkinsons, low vision, family council, caregivers, community recycling event, transportation - grocery trips, medical appointments, outings, postal van, bookmobile, podiatrist, thrift shops for residents, cpr classes, first aid classes - $239,225 cln donor relations support resident care to support residents in need of financial assistance - $57,840 volunteers in all communities engaged in various activities in clc communities - $996,900 clermont park, holly creek, someren glen, dv, cpw, cgj = 33,230 hrs. (33,230 x $30) volunteer hours donated by executive staff to the following organizations: leadingage, leadingage colorado, consulting, mentoring, care transitions, biomedical ethics committee, south denver care continuum leadership, $11,340 don - 60, steve -60, michelle -60 = 180 hours x $63 = $11,340 membership / affiliations by staff - leadingage, leadingage colorado, colorado commission on aging, colorado cpa society, colorado gerontological society, denver seminary, mountain states employer's council health care advisory board, state of colorado licensed professional counselor examiners board, fighting blindness foundation, american association of nurse executives, association for professionals in infection control, american senior housing association. Subsidized allowances to residents unable to pay fully established rates hud internal - $121,835 payment for items for residents not reimbursed under medicaid unrealized income from total longterm care, medicaid and medicaid bed holds internal - $808,301 total impact in 2024 $2,301,142- which is 3.2% of operational revenue and 3.27% of operating expenses”

“Clc has a membership or affiliation with the following groups: affordable housing management association (ahma), leadingage, leadingageco, arapahoe county council on aging, assisted living federation fo america (alfa) barnabas foundation, better business bureau (bbb) center for aging services technology (cast), christian reformed church (crc) colorado commission on aging (ccoa), colorado culture change coalition (ccc), colorado foundation for medical care board of directors (cfmc), colorado gerontological society (cgs), council of reformed charities (corc), covenant health network (chn), east coalition for seniors, eden alternative, housing and urban development (hud), national affordable housing management association (nahma), national private duty association (npda), reformed churches of america (rca), rotary club, south metro chamber of commerce, southwest coalition for seniors, west coalition for seniors, women in leadership.”

“Through the organization's mission, estimated direct and indirect costs of providing charity care have been estimated using actual costs and operational projections. Costs foregone approximate $1,147,000 for the year ended december 31, 2024. Uncompensated charges provided to residents under the medicaid program, which is funded from operations, was approximately $808,000 for the year ended december 31, 2024.”