Life Is for Eternity Pregnancy Center

“An electronic copy of the completed 990 was provided to every board member for review prior to submission.”

“The center's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, whistleblower policy, and financial statements are located at the center's physical address and are available to the public during the hours the center is open or by appointment with the director.”

“The LPC began the Peer Positive program in 2017. Peer Positive is a youth development program in which students receive interactive and culturally relevant instruction on leadership, presentation development, healthy relationships, conflict resolution, and effective communication skills, and on the avoidance of violence, substance abuse, and premarital sexual activity. Peer Positive engages, equips, and empowers teens to resist pop cultural values and instead embrace positive life choices. By using innovative resources, instruction, and creative engagement strategies such as video production and student-led outreach projects, each student's experience in Peer Positive is transformative. In addition to their own personal growth, participants receive training on how to create a climate of "positive" peer pressure within their school and community. Ultimately this youth-led mentoring group helps other teenagers navigate through the tumultuous decision-making years and reduces the harmful incidences of risky behavior in our local youth.”

“LIFE Pregnancy Center finished constructing a new building in 2017. For 2017, $23,354 in donated labor and services were received, including the services of a general contractor. The value of these services is reflected in the building account on the balance sheet. To not record these services would materially undervalue the building, but for purposes of the 990, the collective value is not included as revenue in Part VIII.”

“A decision was made to switch to accrual accounting for 2017. This change primarily affects pledges receivable. There are few, if any, accounts payable transactions over year-end, so the pledges are the biggest change. In prior years, income from pledges was recorded on a cash basis.”