Susan'S Legacy

“Noncash contribution: 20,625 description of property: food, rent ect. Fmv explanation: actual relationship: clients”

“Expenses office & operating supplies 273 website & internet comm 1,142 travel mileage 223 workers comp insurance 1,784 insurance - liability 3,136 drug/atoh testing supplie 616 other program expenses 1,124 branding & marketing 336 bank & credit card fees 200 community & volunteer rel 282 dues & subscriptions 75 equipment & software 419 licenses & fees 195 meetings & staff developm 316 outside services - other 1,426 payroll processing fees 1,692 recruiting 80 telephone & cell phone 1,707 total 15,026”

“Grants receivable 18,334 18,834 accounts receivable 4,736 3,136 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 1,696 1,847 total 24,766 23,817”

“State withholding payable 0 -295 unemployment taxes payable 214 46 accrued payroll 4,061 4,425 accrued taxes 311 353 accrued payables 142 605”

“Susan's legacy is non-profit organization committed to serving women with co-occuring mental and addictive disorders(cod). The services include intensive case management, psyco-education groups, including 12-step empowerment recovery groups,life skills education and substance abuse assessment and counseling. The goal of this program is to grow participant's skills as they become independent, self-supporting, contributting members of the commmunity.”

“Susan's legacy provided intensive case management during the year. All clients were connected with the community resources they needed, like furniture, clothing, ect. Those clients not already enrolled in medicaid or food stamps were enrolled. Susan's legacy assisted clients with finding housing. If not already connected with a primary care physician and/or psychiatrist, clients were assisted with as needed, many clients were connected with resources for their children. The intensive case manager met with or called clients on a weekly basis. The organization provided mental health counseling for all clients on a weekly basis and provided a weekly addiction support group as well as weekly or bi-weekly individual addition counseling sessions for all clients.”