Open House Ministries Inc.

“The organization's board of directors is provided a pdf copy of the form 990 and all supplemental schedules before form 990 is filed.”

“Board members and key employees are required to document and sign a conflict of interest statement annually.”

“The board reviews all significant compensation packages paid to key employees and other management officials. All compensation currently paid is within the guidelines of the organization.”

“All public documents are available for examination upon request and can be viewed at the organization's office located in vancouver, wa.”

“Line 4a open house ministries is a faith-based community organization helping homeless families, by providing shelter and intervention through christ- centered, life changing programs. The program for 2018/19 included case management, education, job training and counseling. The program included the following classes: biblical israel, who is jesus, what in the world, g.e.d. Taught by clark college instructors, womens/mens group, financial peace, conflict resolution, grief and loss wsu extension provided our residents with a healthy living class. Providing teaching on healthy shopping, cooking, and living for the family. Camp mariposa three families participated in a retreat at camp mariposa; a national addiction prevention and mentoring program for youth who have been impacted by substance abuse in their families. Camp mariposa is offered free of charge to all families. Children ages 9-12 attend transformational weekend camps multiple times a year. Job coaching is provided to residents after completing program objectives. As part of their continuing stay they shift their time to the ohm thrift store and bike shop where they are coached in various job skills, resume writing and the interviewing process. Transitional housing program providing transitional support is a crucial piece of helping residents find success in a post-shelter situation. Our transitional housing program is one solution for helping residents find their way back to a normal, independent life. During the 2018/2019 year 14 families were supported at pinewood, the off-campus location for families continuing to participate in the classes provided by open house ministries. Case management program during the 2018/2019 year two case managers provided the planning, processing, and monitoring to the 93 households living at open house during this time. Child care program in order to help residents make the most of their opportunity at open house ministries, we provide on-site, licensed day care for children. During the 2018/2019 year childcare was provided to the 93 families living on campus and the 14 families supported in transitional house, all pre-school to school age children participated in popcorn club and on-site daycare.”

“Prior period adjustment to adjust construction in progress for prior year accrual.”