Happy Camp Achievement Program

“Abigail yeager linda zink exec dir office mgr aunt/niece”

“The form 990 is completed by a california registered tax preparer and signed by a cpa. The preparer notifies the organzation that the form 990 is complete. The preparer then marks the return draft copy and emails it to the eo for review by the board. Once the board approves the draft then a final is printed and once the e-file forms 8879 are sign and returned to the preparer, the preparer electronically submits the returns.”

“Due to the small size of our organization, it is not difficult to monitor and enforce our "conflict of interest" policy.”

“The executive director is paid by salary. This is split between program funding and approved by the board of directors.”

“AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.”

“Some of our volunteers bag and distribute food for our programs, some volunteers spend time working at fundraisers, others such as board members attend meetings and discuss opportunities available for our nonprofit and still others offer landscaping services. So as a whole our volunteers offer their time and skills in ways that benefit our community.”

“The first 5 program serves families and their children from ages of birth to 5 years old. The program provides outreach and referral services to families for calfresh, calworks, medi-cal, wic and other services. First 5 services include asqs, playgroups, monthly book distributions and story time in preschool and t-k/kindergarten classrooms, parenting classes, workshops and family literacy events. In 2024, the program served approximately 68 families (202 individuals). The holiday giving program, which included the holiday food program and giving tree, is a yearly program that is funded by donations. Each year it provides free community holiday dinners on thanksgiving and christmas and warm winter jackets or coats and gifts to youth ages 0 to 18 in the community. In 2024, the holiday food progam served approximately 201 people at the community dinners and the giving tree served 42 families (95 youth). The community center is a member of the slater fire ltrg. The long-term recovery group serves survivors who lost their home in the 2020 slater fire. Slater fire programs provide cash aide, propane vouchers and heaters, free rv repair program, disaster care coordination, food distribution, home rebuild program and other services to survivors.”

“Program materials 52,418 0 0 program events 44,026 0 0 program food 23,319 0 0 stipends and scholarships 23,240 0 0 membership 8,564 0 0 health & wellness stipen 8,215 0 0 client family support 7,479 0 0 training 7,404 0 0 community donations 7,107 0 0 employee appreciation 6,188 0 0 conference meeting 2,501 0 0 other operating expense 2,433 0 0 corp fees 0 1,918 0 supplies 1,847 0 0 group activities 1,276 0 0 special programs 1,018 0 0 rent exp 650 0 0 postage/delivery 392 0 0 service charges 0 350 0 overpaymemt 182 0 0 equipment 124 0 0 other support 6 0 0 finance charge 0 5 0 total 198,389 2,273 0”

“Book / tax depreciation difference 1”