L-Town Jubilee

“| Other Revenues:, Amount:| From an insurance claim Philadelphia Insurance Companies., $1051|”

“| Other Expenses:, Amount:| Additional advertising and marketing expenses not covered in professional fees include our website and email marketing and total $743., $743.00| When September Ends is an annual free community event by L-Town Jubilee that supports people overcoming homelessness through performances vendor opportunities and social connection. Participants receive coaching to perform and sell goods building skills and confidence. Total project expenses were $3,009 including $1,671 in consulting reported under professional fees food $350 participant incentives $750 and miscellaneous costs $238., $1671.00| Insurance expenses include commercial auto coverage for the organizations vehicle general liability and event insurance. All policies are provided through Philadelphia Insurance Companies to ensure comprehensive protection for organizational activities and assets., $2400.00| L-Town Jubilees Permanent Supportive Housing program provides long-term relationship-based case management and essential support to individuals overcoming chronic homelessness. Program expenses totaled $17,342 and included $2,367 in housing support $2,157 for shared meals with clients $11,148 for essential needs such as hygiene clothing and household basics $1,017 in program supplies and $164 for equipment rental. Remaining expenses covered participant-related incidentals necessary for, $17342.00| In 2024 L-Town Jubilee provided personalized health coaching to 12 individuals in or exiting homelessness. Through compassionate one-on-one coaching participants were supported in areas like nutrition stress and medical engagement. Total program expenses were $13,872 including $2,600 for coaching already reported under professional fees $5,400 in participant incentives $2,098 in supplies $2,032 in food $1,257 for transportation and $485 in miscellaneous costs., $11272.00| In 2024 Bright Futures expenses totaled $4,326 including $897 for hotels $1,300 for program incentives $2,129 for essential needs and the remainder for supplies and miscellaneous costs. Bright Futures is a mentorship initiative empowering elementary-age children with experiences skills and supportive relationships designed to foster personal growth resilience and confidence-helping set them on a path toward brighter futures., $4326.00| In 2024 L-Town Jubilees farm-to-table initiative helped individuals in permanent supportive housing improve nutrition and life skills through fresh local produce and coaching in meal planning and preparation. The program supported food security healthy habits and local farmers. Total expenses were $1,498 including $1,200 paid to Magnolia Farms reported under professional fees and $298 for trips to farmers markets and community resources., $298.00| In 2024 L-Town Jubilee spent $1,076 on phone services to support program operations. This included two phones for volunteers and two phones provided to clients to ensure consistent access to coaching case management and essential services., $1076.00| In 2024 L-Town Jubilee maintained wireless internet service to support virtual coaching case management and communication with clients and partners. Reliable internet access was essential for hosting remote meetings and conducting outreach. The total expense for wireless internet service in 2024 was $315., $315.00| In 2024 L-Town Jubilee provided travel meals to volunteers engaged in outreach events and other service-related activities throughout the community. These meals purchased at local dining establishments helped support volunteers during extended hours of job-related travel and ensured they could stay nourished while serving others. The total expense for travel meals in 2024 was $429., $429.00| In 2024 L-Town Jubilee provided travel meals to volunteers engaged in outreach events and other service-related activities throughout the community. These meals purchased at local dining establishments helped support volunteers during extended hours of job-related tra”