Ripple Impact Nw

“Cash contribution: 62,200”

“Expenses advertising & marketing 1,900 insurance:event insurance 9 graphic design 4,617 curriculum development 2,025 event registration 305 fees & licenses 150 office expenses 76 bank & merchant fees 36 bank & merchant fees: str 279 mail/survey services 8,835 memberships, dues, & cont 413 postage & shipping 24 printing & copying 1,270 supplies 66 tech support/it 298 telephone/internet 308 website 2,407 program food & refreshmen 3,108 travel, meetings & parkin 28 meals/board meetings 144 total 26,298”

“Prepaid expenses and deferred charges 0 1,000 total 0 1,000”

“The corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, scientific, literary, and educational purposes within the meaning of the internal revenue code of 1986, as amended, including but not limited to the following: a. Provide education and experiences to encourage philanthropy and volunteerism to support stronger communities through nonprofit organizations. B. To aid, support, and assist by gifts, contributions or otherwise, other corporations, funds and foundations organized and operated exclusively for charitable, scientific, literary, and educational purposes, no part of the net earnings of which insures to the benefit of any private shareholder or individual, and no substantial part of the activities of which is carrying on propaganda, or otherwise attempting to influence legislation.”

“1) educational panels open to the public at a modest registration fee of 35 (with no-cost seats available) on the issues of the natural environment, and older adults. All from the vantage point of local (clark county, wa) needs and benefits. Experts working in those areas gave a high level perspective on the needs,solutions, and strengths of these issues locally. 2) the topics of natural environment, and older adults plus early childhood development were the focus of collective giving programs promoting philanthropy where donors engaged in learning about the applicant nonprofits and recommended funding for grants in the areas listed. All qualifying grant recipients are recognized as 501(c)(3) nonprofit entities. List of grantees: 1. Battle ground healthcare 3,200 2. A caring closet 5,000 3. Cdm caregiving services 9,000 4. Council for the homeless 3,000 5. Clark county volunteer lawyer program 9,000 6. Columbia play project 9.000 7. Ywca clark county 9.000 8. Bike clark county 3,500 9. Columbia insight 3,500 10. Watershed alliance 8,000 3) educational program workshops were held with small groups of people on a registration fee basis. A) inspire philanthropy - a basic workshop focused on understanding community needs, how nonprofits operate and do their work and some basics of charitable giving.(no tax, legal, or financial advice is provided.) b) inspire your legacy - a workshop offering perspective on how individuals consider their personal legacy within a community (as they define it). Some topics relate to aging (from considering the story of one's life to downsizing, etc.) others to considerations when making charitable bequests. (no tax, legal, or financial advice is provided.)”