St. Annes Center Inc.

“The 990 is prepared and given to the executive director and the finance committee to review before it is submitted, any required changes are then made, the director and the finance committee re-review it and then submit it.”

“Each board member and officer of the organization is required to sign a conflict of interest statement each year if a conflict exists.”

“Guidelines and comparisons from utah nonprofits, the united way, and similar agencies are used to determine what are reasonable salaries or wages.”

“Guidelines and comparisons from utah nonprofits, the united way, and similar agencies are used to determine what are reasonable salaries or wages.”

“Financial statements, governing documents, and conflict of interest policy are available upon request from st anne's center and the guidestar website.”

“St. Anne's center serves meals to homeless individuals including men, women, and children. The center also provided overnight shelter for those in need of care. While those individuals stay at the center to receive food and shelter, the center provides crisis intervention in order to assist homeless individuals obtain the necessary resources to eventually become self sustaining through other services provided by other organizations.”

“We participate in weber counties coordinated assessment in a collaborative effort to connect homeless individuals and families to housing resources in our community. Our significant accomplishments are the following: -we completed construction and moved into a new building to improve conditions, accommodate the increasing need of homelessness throughout the community (specifically families) and to provide additional resources and services. -we entered into a partnership with midtown clinic who opened a free clinic (hope) located in the shelter, providing physical, mental and dental needs throughout the homeless community. "we maintained and improved relationships in the community with local law enforcement. We also increased our diversion program by adding two additional health care provider partners in the community (unique to utah). -we provided 52,956 nights of safe and secure shelter to 1953 homeless men, women and children. -we provided 109,000 thousand hot, nutritious meals to over 4600 homeless and low income individuals and families throughout northern utah. -we provided over 250,000 (via state and federal funding) in rapid re- housing rental and deposit assistance. -we helped house over 586 homeless individuals and families. -we helped 186 individuals with employment. -lantern house has been recognized positively throughout the state for our facilities and programs and are being hailed as the leader and model for the new facilities being considered in salt lake city.”

“Book / tax depreciation difference -2 total -2”