World Mind Creation Academy

“Description AmountUncategorized Income 89”

“Activity Covid Assistance Grantee Various Relationship NONE Amount 38,400”

“Description AmountAdvertising & Marketing 935Events 962Supplies 9,424Insurance 1,482Technology 5,652Workshop 385Misc. 136”

“Description AmountPrior Year Funds from Fiscal Sponso 154,591”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearAccounts Receivable 0 14,257”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearAccounts Payable 0 38,978Payroll Liabilities 0 4,491”

“Part III, Line 28, Program Accomplishments: Young Community Builders : Young Community Builders (YCB) is an after school and summer program serving low-income BIPOC refugee and immigrant youth in the South Seattle neighborhood of Rainier Vista. YCB serves youth ages 6-14 years old and provides them with a safe neighborhood space to build community with staff and peers who look like them, speak their languages and can relate to their unique lived experiences as refugees and immigrants/ the children of refugees and immigrants. While in the program, youth are provided with enrichment and team building opportunities while being engaged as leaders in the development of youth centered community building projects. In 2021, the program served an average of 210 youth in both the daily enrichment sessions and youth centered community building projects. Part III, Line 29, Program Accomplishments: Emergency Relief Program- In 2021, World Mind Creation Academy ( DBA: Celebrating Roots), in partnership with Best Starts For Kids King County, provided $40,000 in cash assistance to 100 families and 314 children who were disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. The program was a quick response to emerging community needs, addressing the devasting impact the pandemic had on BIPOC, low-income families with children (many of whom suffered job and income losses in addition to already living below the poverty line). To be eligible to receive the cash assistance, applicants needed to be: Residents of King County, with children under the age of 18, Have a gross household income (before taxes are taken out) of no more than 200 percent of the federal poverty level, as established by the US Health and Human Services Department. 100% of recipients of the assistance were also BIPOC refugee and immigrants primarily of East African Decent. Part III, Mission Statement: Our mission is to provide holistic support to youth and families from marginalized communities through culturally responsive programs and services.”