Thai Community Development Center

“The thai cdc informs members of the organization's governing body that the form 990 will be filed and offers to send copies electronically to members upon request. The form 990 and audited financial statements are also provided to each member in printed form at the following board meeting.”

“Thai cdc circulates its conflict of interest policy to all board members, officers and staff on an annual basis.”

“The thai cdc process for determining compensation of the executive director and other employees entails engaging an independent, third party compensation consultant to conduct a compensation survey and provide our board of directors with the high, middle and low range salary levels for each position that is comparable in the same industry and size organization and commensurate with each employee's job description. Once the board of directors review the salary ranges for each position along with our budget and projected income, a board member proposes the salary for each position to the full board and asks for a vote to pass the new compensation schedule.”

“Same as compensation process for the organization's ceo, executive director, and top management officials (part vi, section b, line 15(a)) above.”

“Thai cdc makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public and all other parties upon request at any time. Copies of the form 990 can be obtained online at the california secretary of state's registry of charitable trust website and at online non-profit aggregation sites such as guidestar.org.”

“To advance the social and economic well-being of low and moderate income thais and other ethnic communities in the greater los angeles area through a comprehensive community development strategy including human rights advocacy, affordable housing, access to healthcare, promotion of small businesses, neighborhood empowerment and social enterprises.”

“Community asset building: affordable housing, community economic development and social enterprises - thai cdc continues to operate a 60 unit affordable senior housing complex and a 46 unit affordable multi- family housing complex; offer small business development assistance that resulted in: 60 new businesses opening, 158 jobs created, 110 jobs protected/saved, 1.5 million in capital deployed, 70 business plans developed, 40 loans packaged, 5 loans approved. Hold the east hollywood certified farmers' market to bring affordable fresh produce to low-income residents and achieving the following outcomes: in 2019 alone, our ssi and ebt public benefit distribution has increased to over 1,500. Our total sales annually were at least 48,000, but we have maintained annual sales of over 55,000 in 2019 from the monday market. Increased junes market sales by over 440 with our senior produce delivery pilot program. Increased our customer count from 2018 to 2019 with over 8,500 people visiting our monday market. The total sales of the farm vendors from 2018 to 2019 have increased by over 1.79% (76,225.25). Created and supported 8 non-agricultural jobs and 18 agricultural jobs. Reached 21 vendors helped 18 individuals gain knowledge on how to access, produce, prepare, and/or preserve locally and regionally produced agricultural products 18 vendors reported an intention to access, produce, prepare, and/or preserve locally and regionally produced agricultural products original sales amount (in dollars) 34,000 resulted sales amount (in dollars) 76,225 percent change 124.19% original customer count 176 resulted customer count 195 percent change 10.8% jobs maintained/created 26”

“Social and human services: thai cdc provided case management services in the areas of public benefits, labor, trafficking, and immigration and family law. Thai cdc translated and printed the asian pacific islander human trafficking (apihttf) brochures in 7 different api languages and primarily used the english and thai versions to perform outreach at various community gatherings and meetings to raise awareness about human trafficking. The remaining materials in chinese (traditional), korean, tagalog, vietnamese, and punjabi were distributed to our office of victims of crime partners. Thai cdc provided case management to 26 thai human trafficking clients. All 26 clients received intake, assessment, referrals for esl and vocational training as needed, assistance reporting to law enforcement, assistance with id documents, interpretation when interfacing with law enforcement or other agencies. Some clients received assistance with public benefits and family reunification, referral to thai cdc's entrepreneurship program, and assistance with a t visa adjustment or t visa application. Thai cdc provided training in conjunction with the coalition to abolish slavery and trafficking to train apihttf on assisting victims of human trafficking.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES”