Passkeys Foundation Jefferson

“Expenses telephone 3,406 supplies 585 online computer 8,111 dues, fees, and conventions 155 insurance 341 miscellaneous 665 investment expenses 132 fund raising expenses 189 non-investment depreciation 164 total 13,748”

“Net unrealized loss on investments -1,887”

“Inventories for sale or use 3,197 3,197 furniture & equip. 5,265 5,265 less accumulated depreciation 4,770 4,934 total 3,692 3,528”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 1,094”

“From 1996 to the present, passkeys foundation jefferson center for character education has worked in collaboration with non-profits and the oc business community, educational institutions, school districts, civic and/or religious organizations, and individuals to present character and ethics education programs, publications, presentations focused on values- centered education which underscores seven performance character ethical assets: personal responsibility, positive self worth, purpose, plan, paying the price partnership and persistence. Through its unique publications and programs based on common core virtues that cut across ethnic, cultural and religious lines, the foundation focuses its vision of helping to build a nation of character at home, at work and in the community. In december, 1999, the jefferson center for character education merged with passkeys foundation.”

“The ethical edge: the foundation completed its six-year presentation of the ethical edge programming to the business and professional community including its annual/leaders of integrity awards program serving the business and professional community of orange county, ca. Passkeys foundation transferred the program rights of the ethical edge/leaders of integrity awards program to vanguard university, a christian university located in costs mesa, ca. The rights included the transfer of the state of california service mark, leaders of integrity.”

“Community partner and non-profit collaborator: passkeys foundation in cooperative engagement with oc business professionals, provided funding to support a variety of oc non-profits, oc fellowship in business, pure game, kid works, team kids, fristers, big brother-big sisters, oc santa ana boys & girls club. Passkeys foundation served as a consultant to the development of the inaugural programming of a new oc initiative, "leadership in heels", focused on women-in-business empowerment programming. Passkeys foundation served as a major financial underwriting sponsor of the corona del mar high school's living history luncheon program attended by 500+ sophomores and local veterans from wwii, korean war, vietnam war, and iran wars.”

“Creation of inspiration impulse work-week blog: beginning in may, the foundation initiated the inspiration impulse m-f workweek online blog providing topical daily, inspirational education, storytelling, focused on the messaging of values centered education guiding the actions of workplace professionals. M-f blog posts also included video influencer interviews conducted by the foundation's president, as well as topical "series messaging" focused on the overriding foundation mission of building a nation of character at home, at work and in the community. A blog audience of 500-600 receives the inspiration impulse in a m-f morning email communication creation of a new passkeys foundation website: beginning in may, the foundation presented its new website that serves as the host of the inspiration impulse blog posts as well as presenting storytelling about the foundation's messaging of inspiring influence for good. Included on the website is the presentation of mini-books authored by russell williams over the last 15 years focused on the seven values themes that have anchored the foundation's life values messaging.”

“Board service: the foundation's president formally served on the advisory board of the values institute at dgwb; and the front porch ethics advisory board. Exploration of new program initiative: july-december, 2015 programming exploration for 2016. Passkeys foundation's president entered into a six-month exploration to explore the possible development of a new programming initiative, the institute for influential community impact. At the december 2015 board meeting, the six-month exploration culminated with the decision to initiate the foundation's presentation of inaugural 2016 programming of the initiative with the collaborative involvement of david elliott & associates.”