The Gathering Inn

“The form 990 and its accompanying schedules are reviewed by the Officers in detail and discussed by the Board of Directors at a regular bimonthly meeting held subsequent to its preparation.”

“The Gathering Inn monitors conflict of interest policy by requiring its officers, directors, and key employees to sign a copy of that policy annually. The individuals must disclose any relationship with family members, corporations, and other organizations that might present a conflict as it relates to the Gathering Inn. Should there be a potential issue, the Board of Directors shall then investigate any questionable relationships, ruling them as no conflict, or if a conflict exists, determine the action to be taken to cure the conflict. No such conflict have arisen to date.”

“The independent board members review and approve the compensation of the CEO. Their deliberations include the use of objective data for comparable compensation for similarly qualified persons in comparable positions of similar size organizations. Board minutes of these meetings are taken which document the process.”

“Governing documents are available to the public. The Gathering Inn's form 990 includes financial statements, answers to multiple questions about our operations, financial and managerial policies, and multiple disclosures about the sources of funds and the expenses we incur. The California Form 199 includes a copy of the Federal Form 990. These documents are public records and can be assessed at the State of California website by anyone at any time. Our governing documents may be accessed by request at our Roseville, CA office during regular business hours.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Medical Respite Care Program TGIs Medical Respite Program offers short-term, post-acute care for medically fragile guests to connect them with primary care, ensure follow-up appointments are kept, and medication is managed properly. Short-term respite care offers an opportunity to rest and heal in a safe environment while accessing medical care and supportive services which include case management, resource navigation, and mental health services. Additionally, these services aim to reduce readmission and overuse of emergency room services. During their stay, guests work with team members to identify housing and shelter options, so they do not return to the streets after their stay with us. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: Mobile Temporary ShelterThe Mobile Temporary Shelter in Auburn is a low-barrier, fixed-site non-congregate shelter designed to provide individuals with private sleeping quarters in a safe, stable environment. This program welcomes guests facing barriers and meets them where they are, offering compassionate, individualized support through one-on-one case management, substance use disorder counseling, mental health services, and access to basic needs. Located near our other programs, this serves as a vital entry point, allowing for seamless transitions to higher-barrier shelters or directly into sustainable housing. With a strong focus on safety, empowerment, and personal growth, we connect guests to essential services, fostering meaningful change and positively impacting lives every day. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: Enhanced Winter SanctuaryThe Enhanced Winter Sanctuary located in Elk Grove is a low-barrier shelter that offers a warm, supportive environment where individuals are met with dignity and encouragement. Focused on reducing obstacles to entry, the program provides consistent guidance to help guests build stability, explore employment opportunities, and identify clear paths toward long-term housing. With an emphasis on safety, care, and forward momentum, guests are provided not only with basic needs but also the tools, support, and encouragement necessary to take meaningful steps toward a brighter future.”