We provide grantmakers, foundations, and institutional donors with the documentation, data, and transparency needed to make informed funding decisions. All materials below are available in full upon request.
IRS determination letter confirming federal tax-exempt status under section 501(c)(3). Available upon request.
✓ AvailableFederal Employer Identification Number for grant and donation processing. Provided to verified funders.
✓ AvailableFiled articles of incorporation as a nonprofit corporation. Available upon request.
✓ AvailableOrganizational bylaws governing board structure, meetings, officer duties, and decision-making processes.
✓ AvailableCurrent state charitable solicitation registration where applicable. Available upon request.
✓ RegisteredMost recently filed IRS Form 990. Provided to grantmakers upon request or available via public databases.
✓ AvailableWe maintain the governance infrastructure that funders expect from a responsible nonprofit.
Active governing board with a minimum of 6 members serving staggered 3-year terms. The board meets quarterly and exercises fiduciary oversight of all organizational activities. Committees include Finance, Programs, and Development.
Written conflict-of-interest policy signed annually by all board members and key staff. Disclosures are reviewed by the board chair, and conflicted members recuse from relevant votes.
Board Treasurer reviews monthly financial statements. Annual budget is approved by the full board. Organization maintains segregated accounts and documented expense approval processes.
Established whistleblower protection policy ensuring that any staff, volunteer, or board member can report concerns about financial or organizational practices without fear of retaliation.
Written document retention and destruction policy governing financial records, participant files, board minutes, and correspondence in compliance with legal and funder requirements.
Background checks for all staff and volunteers working with vulnerable populations. HIPAA-aware data handling practices for participant health information. Written incident reporting and crisis response protocols.
We are committed to financial transparency. The following information is available to verified funders and grantmakers.
Our annual budget is board-approved and available to funders upon request. It includes detailed line items for each program area, administrative costs, and fundraising expenses.
✓ Available upon requestWe target a minimum of 80% of expenditures directly to program services, with administrative and fundraising costs kept below 20% — exceeding nonprofit sector benchmarks.
Financial statements are reviewed annually. We are prepared to provide audited financial statements or financial reviews as required by funder guidelines. Tax filings (Form 990) are current and available.
✓ Available upon requestEvery PRC program has defined outcome measures tracked from intake through follow-up. We report quarterly to our board and can provide customized reporting to funders.
| Program | Key Outcome | Target | Measurement Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transitional Housing | Secure permanent housing | 75% within 120 days | Housing verification at exit + 6-month follow-up |
| Job Development | Secure employment | 60% within 90 days | Pay stub verification + employer confirmation |
| Health Referrals | Establish medical home | 70% within 60 days | Provider confirmation + participant self-report |
| Mental Health Advocacy | Successful case resolution | 80% | Case closure documentation + outcome tracking |
| Housing Scholarships | Maintain housing post-scholarship | 85% at 6 months | Landlord verification + participant contact |
| Reentry Support | Reduce recidivism | <15% at 12 months | Criminal history check + participant contact |
| Case Management | Care plan goal achievement | 80% achieve 3+ goals | Care plan review + case manager documentation |
We collect baseline data at intake, track progress through case management records, and conduct follow-up at 30, 90, and 180 days post-program exit. Outcome data is aggregated and reported quarterly to the Board of Directors. Funders receive customized reports aligned with their grant agreement reporting requirements. All participant data is handled with privacy protections consistent with HIPAA awareness standards.
Our strategic priorities guide resource allocation and program development.
Establish operational infrastructure, build board governance, launch core housing and case management programs, secure initial funding partnerships, and enroll first cohort of participants.
Expand to full 7-program model, scale housing scholarship fund, develop employer partnership network, implement comprehensive outcome tracking system, and grow to serve 200+ participants annually.
Secure government contracts, publish first impact report, expand to additional geographic areas, develop peer mentorship program, and achieve sustainable diversified funding model.
The full strategic plan document with detailed objectives, timelines, and budget projections is available to funders upon request.
We work in active partnership with organizations across the service continuum.
Inpatient and outpatient substance abuse treatment facilities, mental health centers, and detoxification programs that refer participants transitioning out of care.
State Department of Corrections, county jails, probation and parole offices, and reentry programs that refer individuals upon release.
Hospitals, federally qualified health centers, behavioral health clinics, and primary care providers that accept our referrals and provide warm-handoff care.
Local employers committed to second-chance hiring, providing job opportunities for participants completing our job development program.
Churches, mosques, and faith-based organizations that provide volunteer support, in-kind donations, and housing scholarship fund contributions.
Department of Housing, Department of Health and Human Services, workforce development boards, and social services departments.
We welcome inquiries from foundations, government grantmakers, corporate giving programs, and institutional donors. Contact us to request our complete funding package including determination letter, Form 990, budget, strategic plan, and program outcome data.
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