Eugene Mission Inc

“Marshall eck tabitha eck director director spouse”

“1. The eugene mission treasurer will make a draft copy of irs form 990 available to all eugene mission board members for review. The treasurer will indicate the deadline for completion of this review in order to make a timely filing of the irs form 990 with the internal revenue service. 2. The treasurer will send the draft copy of the irs form 990 electronically to each member for review. 3. The treasurer will also prepare a printed draft copy of irs form 990 and make it available for review in a convenient location at the eugene mission, 1542 w. 1st ave., eugene, or. 4. Individual board members will review the draft copy of irs form 990 and respond to the treasurer with any changes that need to be made, or will respond indicating his/her approval/disapproval.”

“An annual review of potential conflict of interest is conducted each year. Each voting member of the board and the executive director shall annually sign a statement which declares whether such person is an independent director (having no conflict of interest) or an interested director (having a conflict of interest). If at any time during the year, the information in the annual statement changes materially, the director shall disclose such changes and revise the annual disclosure form/questionnaire. The executive committee shall regularly and consistently monitor and enforce compliance with this policy by reviewing annual statements.”

“Cost of living/merit increases are reviewed and approved by the executive committee of the board of directors.”

“The eugene mission participates in the state nonprofit organization salary survey and reviews the outcomes in setting salaries for key staff.”

“The eugene mission has a public viewing document notebook available for review upon request.”

“The eugene mission, a wellness center for the homeless, demonstrates god's love by compassionately providing emergency services and long-term solutions to help our homeless neighbors transition back into the community with gainful employment, sustainable income and stable housing.”

“Volunteers prepare and serve meals, assist with facility maintenance projects, assist with processing furniture and clothing donations, assist staff with direct client services, provide chapel services, class instruction, guest activities and outings, office and clerical work.”

“Provide emergency services and life-transformation curriculum and assist the whole person with the goal of breaking the cycle of homelessness for those served by the eugene mission. Also provides meals, shelters, clothing, furnishings, and relationship-based life skills and vocational training. In 2020, the eugene mission served over 3,000 homeless men, women, and children. The mission provided 544,916 meals (1,486 per day), 82,873 nights of shelter (average 227 per night). Our guest attended classes, activities, counseling and case management appointments, recovery groups, and provided hundreds of hours of community service. In 2020 the eugene mission implemented its rescue, revitalize and restore program to partner with guests to address underlying causes of homelessness in each guest's life.”

“The eugene mission is a wellness shelter providing food, shelter, clothing, social services and the gospel message for homeless men, women and children of the eugene and lane county communities.”