Please Dont Die Black Men

“Explanation of Revenue Classification: PDDBM received $18,820.04 from the Washington State Department of Commerce under contract S25-35310, a restricted grant requiring A19 invoices for reimbursement on pre-approved budget items. Per IRS guidelines, this grant is reported under "Contributions, Gifts, and Grants" (Line 1) rather than "Program Service Revenue." PDDBM received $25,000 from Fourth Plain Forward, issued as nonemployee compensation (1099-NEC). Per IRS reporting requirements, this payment is classified as "Program Service Revenue" (Line 2). Donor Contribution to Offset Deficit: Marcella Leonard, PDDBM's Treasurer, contributed $45,136.41 to cover the organization's deficit, ensuring PDDBM broke even for the fiscal year. This was an unrestricted donation used for operational expenses. Revenue Breakdown: Merchandise & Event Ticket Sales: Total revenue from merchandise and event ticket sales (Square, Wix, and Eventbrite): $2,919.08. Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) for bake sale ingredients and clothing printing: $1,100.00. Venue rental costs: Kwanzaa Celebration: $5,547.76, Black History Month Fashion Show: $6,735.00 (Reported under "Occupancy, Rent, and Utilities," Line 14). Processing fees from Wix, Square, and Eventbrite: $159.22 (Reported under "Other Expenses," Line 16). Breakdown of Grants and Contributions: Washington State Department of Commerce (Restricted Grant): $18,820.04. Fourth Plain Forward (1099-NEC Nonemployee Compensation): $25,000.00. Inatai Foundation: $1,000.00. Individual Contributions & Other Donations: $8,539.98 (Includes small contributions via Wix, Square, and Eventbrite). Marcella Leonard's Donation: $45,136.41.”

“Schedule O - Explanation of Revenue and Expenses: PDDBM received $18,820.04 from the Washington State Department of Commerce under contract S25-35310, a restricted grant requiring A19 invoices for reimbursement on pre-approved budget items. Per IRS guidelines, this grant is reported under "Contributions, Gifts, and Grants" (Line 1) rather than "Program Service Revenue." PDDBM received $25,000 from Fourth Plain Forward, issued as nonemployee compensation (1099-NEC). Per IRS reporting requirements, this payment is classified as "Program Service Revenue" (Line 2). Donor Contribution to Offset Deficit: Marcella Leonard, PDDBM's Treasurer, contributed $45,136.41 to cover the organization's deficit, ensuring PDDBM broke even for the fiscal year. This was an unrestricted donation used for operational expenses. Revenue Breakdown: Merchandise & Event Ticket Sales: Total revenue from merchandise and event ticket sales (Square, Wix, and Eventbrite): $2,919.08. Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) for bake sale ingredients and clothing printing: $1,100.00. Venue rental costs: Kwanzaa Celebration: $5,547.76, Black History Month Fashion Show: $6,735.00 (Reported under "Occupancy, Rent, and Utilities," Line 14). Processing fees from Wix, Square, and Eventbrite: $159.22 (Reported under "Other Expenses," Line 16). Breakdown of Grants and Contributions: Washington State Dept. of Commerce (Restricted Grant): $18,820.04. Fourth Plain Forward (1099-NEC Nonemployee Compensation): $25,000.00. Inatai Foundation: $1,000.00. Individual Contributions & Other Donations: $8,539.98 (Includes small contributions via Wix, Square, and Eventbrite). Marcella Leonard's Donation: $45,136.41. Schedule O Explanation for Part II (Balance Sheet): PDDBM had no land, buildings, or additional assets to report under Line 24. The organization had no liabilities, debts, or outstanding financial obligations at the beginning or end of the year (Line 26). Beginning cash and savings (Line 22): $10,843.42. Ending cash balance (Line 27): $0.00 (Funds were fully utilized for program expenses, venue costs, and operations). Schedule O Condensed Explanation for Part III - Program Service Accomplishments Explanation (Lines 28-31): PDDBM operates with a mission to empower African American/Black communities through education, cultural events, and leadership development. Largest Program Services (By Expenses): PDDBM Afterschool Programs (Fashion, Film, Journalism): Impacted 40+ students, providing real-world experience in fashion design, filmmaking, and journalism. Community Events (Black History Month Fashion Show & Kwanzaa Celebration): Engaged 400+ attendees in cultural education and celebration. Youth & Community Outreach Initiatives: Supported 100+ individuals through educational workshops, mentorship, and community networking. Total program expenses before donor contributions: $57,000.00. Schedule O Expanded Explanation for Part III - Statement of Program Service Accomplishments: PDDBM is dedicated to empowering African American/Black communities through education, youth programs, and cultural events. Below are the three largest program services for 2024. 1. Afterschool Programs (Fashion, Film, & Journalism) - $24,000.00: PDDBM offered free afterschool programs in fashion design, filmmaking, and journalism for middle and high school students. Fashion Design Program: Students learned design principles, created their own clothing, and participated in PDDBM's Black History Month Fashion Show. Film Program: Students wrote, directed, and edited short films and worked toward IMDb listings. Journalism Program: Students produced two digital & print issues of PROUD Magazine, featuring interviews, photography, and community stories. Impact: 40+ students gained creative industry experience. 2. Community Events (Black History Month Fashion Show & Kwanzaa Celebration) - $18,000.00: Hosted two major community events with a combined attendance of 400+ people. Black History Month Fashion Show: Featured stud”

“Explanation of Revenue Classification: PDDBM received $18,820.04 from the Washington State Department of Commerce under contract S25-35310, a restricted grant requiring A19 invoices for reimbursement on pre-approved budget items. Per IRS guidelines, this grant is reported under "Contributions, Gifts, and Grants" (Line 1) rather than "Program Service Revenue." PDDBM received $25,000 from Fourth Plain Forward, issued as nonemployee compensation (1099-NEC). Per IRS reporting requirements, this payment is classified as "Program Service Revenue" (Line 2). Donor Contribution to Offset Deficit: Marcella Leonard, PDDBM's Treasurer, contributed $45,136.41 to cover the organization's deficit, ensuring PDDBM broke even for the fiscal year. This was an unrestricted donation used for operational expenses. Revenue Breakdown: Merchandise & Event Ticket Sales: Total revenue from merchandise and event ticket sales (Square, Wix, and Eventbrite): $2,919.08. Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) for bake sale ingredients and clothing printing: $1,100.00. Venue rental costs: Kwanzaa Celebration: $5,547.76, Black History Month Fashion Show: $6,735.00 (Reported under "Occupancy, Rent, and Utilities," Line 14). Processing fees from Wix, Square, and Eventbrite: $159.22 (Reported under "Other Expenses," Line 16). Breakdown of Grants and Contributions: Washington State Dept. of Commerce (Restricted Grant): $18,820.04. Fourth Plain Forward (1099-NEC Nonemployee Compensation): $25,000.00. Inatai Foundation: $1,000.00. Individual Contributions & Other Donations: $8,539.98 (Includes small contributions via Wix, Square, and Eventbrite). Marcella Leonard's Donation: $45,136.41.”