Clatsop Community Action

“Form 990 is reviewed by the executive director and board members prior to authorizing the filing of the return.”

“Compliance with the conflict of interest policy is reviewed annually by the board.”

“Executive director compensation is determined by the board of directors via performance evaluation and salary comparability data within the local area.”

“Cca makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, financial statements, and form 990 available to the public via its website and upon request. Form 990 can also be found at guidestar.org.”

“Clatsop community action, inc. (cca) is an oregon nonprofit corporation whose mission is to assist low-income individuals and families meet housing, energy, food and other basic living needs in the clatsop county area of oregon. Cca manages and operates a regional food bank warehouse in warrenton, oregon, which represents more than half of cca's current annual operating budget of 2.5 million. The majority of the food received and distributed was contributed to cca through the oregon food bank. Cca derives its revenues primarily through federal, state and local government contracts, in-kind contributions of food, plus private grants, contributions, and service fees.”

“Cca had 6290 volunteers of which 6280 volunteered for the food bank working at a variety of tasks including distributing food boxes, distributing produce, weekend feeding parcels, serving emergency meals at sites, receiving, stocking, taking inventory of food items, and organizing and participating in food bank fundraisers.”

“Assistance program, oregon energy assistance program, gas assistance program, heat oregon, and woodlot program. Food bank accomplishments: fresh alliance food rescue lbs collected 173,440 food drives/donated food lbs collected 114,870 emergency food boxes distributed 13,908 emergency food box persons served 43,630 emergency produce pantry boxes distributed 8,428 emergency produce pantry box persons served 22,603 weekend feeding program parcels distributed 16,405 weekend feeding program children served 9,761 emergency meal site meals served 89,479 total pounds of food distributed by rfb: 1,208,273 supportive housing case management, rental/deposit assistance and energy assistance programs (social services programs) accomplishments: responded to walk-ins and call assists; 15,184 housing and other non-food services (city and local grants); 1,416 emergency housing account (eha); 130 continuum of care-ph (hud); 22 continuum of care-ph:rr (hud); 9 providence seaside hospital resource desk served 540 emergency housing account veteran (eha vet); 23 emergency services grant (esg); 69 gateway apartments low-income housing; 50 housing services program (hsp); 40 energy trust of oregon; 72 low income heat and energy assistance program (liheap); 141 low income housing rental fund (lihrf); 3 oregon energy assistance program (oeap); 1,284 oregon low-income gas assistance (olga); 456 strengthening, preserving and reunifying families (sprf); 125 state homeless assistance program (shap); 389 supportive services for veterans and their families (ssvf); 49 tenant based assistance (tba); 30 together we house (twh); 10 elderly rental assistance (era); 10 deposit assistance loan program (dalp); 2 and 94 at hilltop apartments”