Deaf Overcoming Violence Through Empowerment - D O V E

“The form 990 will be reviewed by the board of directors, and voted upon for its acceptance before filing.”

“Executive director's compensation is established and approved by board of directors. No member of the board of directors is compensated.”

“Governing documents are made available to the public upon request.”

“The current executive director, sabrina roult, began serving as the interim executive director september 2021, and was appointed as executive director in february 2022. Mary pat luetke-stahlman, the prior executive director, had compensation of 23,790 in 2021. As she is considered a former officer with compensation less than 100,000, her salary is not reported in listing of governance members in section vii of the form 990.”

“2024 dove key accomplishments: - provided individual advocacy and support services to over 70 deaf, deafblind, deafdisabled, and hard of hearing (ddbddhh) victims/survivors of abuse - have staff member who lives in loveland to provide direct advocacy services in the area - created and released eleven educational videos in american sign language (asl) that are captioned/transcribed in english - recruited and screened 8 new volunteers to support dove with community events and behind the scenes responsibilities for the organization - hosted 16 support groups for our community of victims and survivors including therapy groups in collaboration with national deaf therapy. - received 20,000from kong through the denver foundation - hosted 3 community events - set up 10 educational booths during community events throughout 2024 - provided educational and cultural considerations training to 22 communit organizations - participated in 6 education panels - facilitated 6 youth advocacy prevention (yap) workshops in schools - collaborated with aspen camp for the deaf and hard of hearing to provide workshops, activities, and emotional support during the womenfs snowshoein retreat - through the support of the domestic violence program flex fund assistance, dove was able to contribute more than 48,000 to directly supporting clients with emergency needs such as emergency lodging, rental assistance, food assistance, relocation, utilities assistance, legal costs, and much more.”