Arizona Institute for Public Life

“Part III - summary of mission - AIPL is a nonprofit Arizona Corporation whose mission is to provide education for citizens on aspects of effective leadership as well as participation in public forums and civic organizations. Part III line 28 continued: This training includes relationship building, developing organizational ability, planning and implementing development strategies, conducting research and group problem solving. The Institute initiates and creates materials for training and education of citizens, enabling them to manage programs for the improvement of their lifestyles, the betterment of their communities, and the shaping of public life.Recent Highlights 2013-2014Policy Research. AIPL conducts ongoing research into key policies affecting Arizona families. AIPL tracks bills in the state legislature as a basis for the education of community leaders on the impacts of policies, as well as facilitates research meetings with key public officials. Immigrant Integration. AIPL held Immigrant Integration Toolkit training sessions in congregations throughout Arizona, teaching thousands of families the skills necessary for integration into American life and for the preservation of their families dignity and unity. Institutes of Public Life on the Economy. AIPL has collaborated training sessions on the Economy, focusing on the roots of Arizonas budget crisis and illustrate the economic toll of budget cuts to health care, education, and other critical services for working families. Education and Workforce. AIPL leaders advanced workforce training strategies in the states major metro areas. AIPL leaders built relationships with school superintendents and community college presidents and chancellors to explore a strategy about workforce readiness, and have worked with major employers, Chambers of Commerce, and the Arizona Commerce Authority to identify key high-skill employers and their workforce needs. Healthcare. AIPL has been supportive of efforts to help people, particularly those without knowledge of the new affordable care act law, enroll in the Healthcare Marketplace, often times for free health insurance because of qualification for the states AHCCCS low-income insurance program. On-Going Leaders. At local leader trainings and retreats, AIPL invested in the capacity of 250 AIN/AIPL leaders. Training focussed on preparing leaders to lead presentations, house meetings and propose strategies that address the ongoing economic downturn and slow recovery.”

“Description AmountBank and investment fees 2,487Depreciation 11Insurance 1,956Miscellaneous 222Travel 2,676Contracts with affiliates 26,250Meetings 79Telephone 233”

“Description AmountUnrealized gains on investments 8,206”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearNote receivable from affiliate 37,000 30,656Other receivables 0 100Prepaid expenses and other 1,257 4,841Due from affiliated org 0 11,084”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearAccounts payable and accruals 0 26,239Funds held for other nonprofit 24,800 24,800Due to affiliated entity 25,403 0”