She Project Inc.

“Currently we do not have any committees outside of the governing body”

“Board members were provided a copy of the document and access to the form. They provided feedback regarding the document via email.”

“By request”

“| Employee Name:, Description:| Mauda Monger, The organization provides vehicle for the use of the CEO to work-related travel meeting and transporting of items for various events.|”

“| Explanation:| Board of Directors 1.Latisha Johnson Richardson - President 100 Byram Drive Apt 20D Byram MS 39272 [email protected] 601-540-4599 Compensation: 0.00 2.Lysandra Webster - Treasurer 28 Crossings South Jackson MS 39206 [email protected] 601-259-9473 Compensation: 0.00 3.Mary Makiya Sampson - Secretary 103 Serenity Ct. Brandon MS 39042 [email protected] 601-500-1279 Compensation: 0.00 4. Brittany A. Holloman 8 Addison Park Dr. NW Apt. 309 Huntsville AL 35806 [email protected] 334-587-2423 Compensation: 0.00 5.Inez Doe 275 Peach Orchard Drive Ridgeland MS 39157 [email protected] 601 790-0297 Compensation: 0.00 Chief Executive Officer Mauda Monger Ph.D. M.P.H. 117 Victoria Lane Clinton MS 39056 [email protected] 601-983-7852 Compensation: 0.00”

“| Description:, Expense Amount:, Grants Amount:, Revenue Amount:| a week-long summer empowerment camp for girls 13-18 years of age. Each day the young women will be exposed to knowledge and experiences that seek to address the whole woman. Below is the list of the activities we plan to host: a. Monday: Know Your History a historical tour of museum and locations in Jackson that represent the culture of Blacks in Jackson b. Tuesday: Financial Literacy c. Wednesday: Health and Wellness d. Thursday: Meditation and Grounding: Self Awareness Self Love e. Friday: Boss Babe: Career College and Business Preparation f. Saturday: Community Service Bougie Backyard Dinner and Movie Each of these programs not only inspire community building but promote the opportunity to gain key leadership characteristics., $8526, $0, $395| Feeding Families which is a food insecurity initiative that provides 100-300 families a year with a hot meal. Occurring twice a year for Easter and Christmas The SHE Project partners with a local restaurant that prepares a meal for atleast 4 people. Families receive a healthy meal that is hot and ready to eat. This seeks to eliminate the concern of whether home life is conducive to preparing a meal. Families are selected through partnership with our local community-based partners such as Girls Boys Club, $7942, $0, $0| The Freshmen Experiences: A program is held once a year for young women preparing to go to college. The 4 hour session invites parents and first-generation college students to speak with college representatives. During the discussion the young ladies and parents are advised on housing safety sexual health financial aid and course selection for career choice. Additionally discussions are held around conflict resolution money management and socializing on the college campus. Parents are advised on slowly allow the students to experience independence in their new setting, $1287, $0, $0| Love Yourself Campaign featuring Love Notes - empowerment and self-love initiative Love Yourself is an interactive program where 10 young ladies will be offering peer mentoring to their peers around healthy relationships reproductive health self-love and sexual choices. Peer mentors will be provided a small compensation for their participation whereas attendees will be provided tools and resources to make informed decisions surrounding their relationships starting with them loving themselves., $350, $0, $0|”

“| Description:, Amount:| Program Partner:, $65000| Bliss Way Yoga LLC; Activity Instructor, $100| Speaker: Lacy's Counseling Camp, $200| Funami Franklin Camp Presenter, $150| Kiara Johnson Asst. Camp Director, $800| Kyla Cousin Camp Director P, $1200| Coolbirds Studio -Presenter, $200| Brunch Speaker Keisha Varnell, $150| Brunch Speaker: Kimberly Campbell, $200| Meta Smith-Davis Honorarium for Speaker Women & Girls HIV, $136| Rymsky Evans Honorarium for Speaker Women& Girls HIV, $150| Administrative Servies: Sharron Caldwell, $5538| Program Assistance: Shakell James, $596| Program Assistance ;Tionda R. Yarbrough, $1645| Program Assistance:Debbiana, $405| Program Assistance: Armster Adams, $3489| Speaker:LaQuita Hatcher, $150| Decor By Octavia, $350|”

“| Description:, Explanation:, Amount:| Equipment Depreciation, Equipment Depreciation, $-7223|”

“| Explanation:| . Feeding Families which is a food insecurity initiative that provides 100-300 families a year with a hot meal. Occurring twice a year for Easter and Christmas The SHE Project partners with a local restaurant that prepares a meal for atleast 4 people. Families receive a healthy meal that is hot and ready to eat. This seeks to eliminate the concern of whether home life is conducive to preparing a meal. Families are selected through partnership with our local community-based partners such as Girls Boys Club. 2. Our second community program is the Health and Hygiene Project HHP a health centered initiative The SHE Project is collaborating with local schools in the Jackson Public School district to provide hygiene products to students as no cost. The closets contain soap washcloths deodorant feminine products toothbrushes toothpaste and lotion. All of which are essential items for not only wellness but reduce the likelihood of bullying because of the lack of cleanliness. 3. For African American women we have implemented START UP! which is an economic initiative that provides start-up funding to African American females who are desiring to start their own business. With START UP! we provide funding for the state and local fees associated with starting a small business. This includes Secretary of State Fees and city business license fees. 4. The Freshmen Experiences: A program is held once a year for young women preparing to go to college. The 4 hour session invites parents and first-generation college students to speak with college representatives. During the discussion the young ladies and parents are advised on housing safety sexual health financial aid and course selection for career choice. Additionally discussions are held around conflict resolution money management and socializing on the college campus. Parents are advised on slowly allow the students to experience independence in their new settings. 5. Finally we have our Girls Empowerment Week a week-long summer empowerment camp for girls 13-18 years of age. Each day the young women will be exposed to knowledge and experiences that seek to address the whole woman. Below is the list of the activities we plan to host: a. Monday: Know Your History a historical tour of museum and locations in Jackson that represent the culture of Blacks in Jackson b. Tuesday: Financial Literacy c. Wednesday: Health and Wellness d. Thursday: Meditation and Grounding: Self Awareness Self Love e. Friday: Boss Babe: Career College and Business Preparation f. Saturday: Community Service Bougie Backyard Dinner and Movie Each of these programs not only inspire community building but promote the opportunity to gain key leadership characteristics. 6. Community Crisis Response Program- The crisis response program was implemented in March 2020 with the onset of COVID-19. The community crisis program seeks to provide underserved populations resources in a time of need. Our community crisis program has provided hot meals to more than 300 families PPE supplies for over 100 faculty staff and paraprofessionals in local public schools hygiene products to girls and women and most recently water fuel and non-perishable foods to families schools and universities during the Jackson Water Crisis 7. Our Stories Our Voices: Our Stories Our Voices is an innovative community-based participatory program designed to shift conversations around Black women and HIV prevention living in Jackson Mississippi through peer-to-peer storytelling. We strongly believe that to shift conversations around Black women and HIV prevention the voices of Black women need to be at the center of both clinical and community conversations. Our Stories Our Voices does just that. The proposed program involves a media-based campaign that will promote health and wellness among Black women free from HIV stigma fear and shame through a YouTube series and printed material. Our campaign is designed to promote self-love and self-care by f”