Assistance League Huntington Beach

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“A draft of the audited financials are reviewed by the finance committee. The audited financial statements are presented to the board of directors along with a draft copy of the tax return. At that time, the return is reviewed and corrected for errors, omissions and clarifications.”

“General membership reviews and signs upon admittance to the organization. Board members are required each year to read and sign their agreement with the enforcement of conficts of interest policy and also to disclose any possible conflicts. The policy has been reviewed by the board of directors annually.”

“The organization will make available to the public its conflict of interest policy, financial statements, and tax returns upon request.”

“Questions on page 12 were not completed with original filing.”

“All other service and programs offered 2024-2025 nursing scholarships - part of our philanthropy is to provide our local community the tools to achieve, among other things, greater economic independence. This year we awarded 73 scholarships totaling 108,000 to nursing students already attending our local community college and recent high school graduates beginning that path. All recipients were selected based on need and strict academic criteria. Scholar's hope - scholarships are awarded to qualified high school graduates attending two local high schools to help with their first two years of college. The program contributes to enrichment programs including steam, team building, financial literacy, social/emotional skills, improvement in study skills, and prep classes for sat. 6 scholarships totaling 22,000 were awarded. Links to learning - the original program covering elementary and middle school teachers was started in 2008 to provide awards and support to help fund enrichment programs and materials and interactive technologies not available through traditional funding. 113 awards that covered 176 teachers. We also provided new beginning teacher awards of 200 for 32 new teachers. This year we initiated a similar program for high school teachers with 12 awards that covered equipment for multiple classrooms. Operation bear hug - in collaboration with local hospitals and emergency centers, we distributed 1,465 teddy bears to provide comfort in times of personal trauma. Operation share - excess items that have been donated to the thrift store are given to other 501(c)(3) organizations in the community. Silver anchor - started 1996, supports 45 mentally impaired men and women in an out-patient program associated with the huntington beach hospital. This is a medically supervised out-patient program which provides meals, counseling, socializing, and daily transitional assistance through educational programs. Most of these patients live in board & care housing, with the bulk of their income needed for housing expenses. Some are left with nominal funds needed for clothing, hygiene. We provided patients an abundance of gift cards to walmart, del taco, carl's jr, treats for various holidays, hygiene products, and a 85- and 50" flat screen tvs with a mount for them to stream activities. Alzheimer's family service center - started in 1980, an adult day health care facility providing memory care programs and caregiver support to create happier and healthier days for their 100+ participants and their families. They are open to all income levels who need support. Provides annual budgeted monies to the afc toward purchases of various items to augment their goal of providing a daily schedule of stimulating therapeutic activities, exercise, creative art projects, craft items, bluetooth music boxes, holiday dcor for each holiday, and balloons for all the holidays. Therapeutic riding center program - started 1996, a non-profit organization. They provide a safe, comprehensive, and educational program through horseback riding for multi- handicapped children and people of all ages. The program typically runs year-round, in 10 week sessions. We provided scholarships for 11 students, which covered 50% of the cost of lessons, for a 10-week session for each student. Student's disabilities range from musculoskeletal challenges, traumatic brain injuries, cerebral palsy, autism, down syndrome, deafness and add. Trc enables each student to be in touch with the world of power, freedom, and joy. In addition, their mobility and flexibility greatly improve because of this riding therapy. We also provided financial assistance for 20 students to attend the annual cal net horse show in may 2025, financial support for scholarships, two baskets for a silent auction for trc's annual fundraiser that was held in september 2024. The assisteens auxiliary helps pss low income single parents give their children a birthday celebration they otherwise might not have, creatin”

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