2024-02-05T10:32:11-05:00 2023-12-31 205788602 GLASER AND COMPANY LLC 1859 SUMMERVILLE AVE STE 800 CHARLESTON SC 29405 990EZ 2023-01-01 320499443 I'ON AT HOME IONA 8432843590 PO BOX 1225 MT PLEASANT SC 29465 BOB HARDIE PRESIDENT 8432843590 2024-02-01 BOB HARDIE XXX-XX-XXXX false ERIK M GLASER CPA P00724565 8438490179 2024-02-05 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X X HTTPS://IONATHOME.HELPFULVILLAGE.COM X X 45923 X 7 623 43277 2016 45923 13590 462 14456 28508 17415 88616 106031 88616 106031 88616 106031 88616 106031 X THE MISSION OF ION AT HOME IS TO ENABLE ION RESIDENTS TO HAVE A HEALTHY, ACTIVE AND INDEPENDENT LIFESTYLE AND REMAIN IN THEIR HOMES AS LONG AS POSSIBLE. MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM I'ON AT HOME IS A MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION, AND YOU MUST BE A MEMBER TO RECEIVE VOLUNTEER SERVICES AND ATTEND PROGRAM EVENTS. (CONTIN ON SCHED O) 13767 VOLUNTEER SERVICES THE MISSION OF I'ON AT HOME IS TO ENABLE I'ON RESIDENTS TO HAVE A HEALTHY, ACTIVE AND INDEPENDENT LIFESTYLE AND REMAIN IN (CONTIN ON SCHED O) 182 PROGRAMS FOR MEMBERS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS OF ION AT HOME (IAH) IS TO KEEP MEMBERS SOCIALLY CONNECTED. THERE HAS (CONTIN ON SCHED O) 11744 25693 BOB HARDIE PRESIDENT 12.00 0 JAYNE EASTMAN SECRETARY/TR 10.00 0 STEVE DEGNEN BOARD MEMBER 12.00 0 JOE FANELLI BOARD MEMBER 10.00 0 KATHIE HAAS BOARD MEMBER 8.00 0 ELIZABETH HAZARD BOARD MEMBER 10.00 0 MARY KAPLAN BOARD MEMBER 10.00 0 CATHY MOONEY BOARD MEMBER 8.00 0 KAREN RATHBUN BOARD MEMBER 8.00 0 MARY HOLTZ ADMINISTRATI 6.00 8874 false false false false false false false false false SC MARY HOLTZ 58 SOWELL STREET MOUNT PLEASANT SC 294642658 3126083322 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 3376 3584 1357 172 7 8496 41718 37961 46730 44711 45916 217036 45094 41545 48087 44883 45923 225532 4050 5842 4326 3300 3000 20518 4050 5842 4326 3300 3000 20518 205014 45094 41545 48087 44883 45923 225532 0.90900 0.91640 0.00000 0.00000 X FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES ADVERTISING 425 BOARD EXPENSES 181 OFFICE 416 REVOLUTION AGING PROGRAM 2,037 EMAILS AND DOMAIN 405 VILLAGE TO VILLAGE 425 ZOOM 327 VIMEO PRO 262 CONFERENCE AND TRAINING 50 MARKETING EVENTS 130 D&O INSURANCE 698 LIABILITY INSURANCE 1,968 PROGRAM EVENTS 6,898 CHARITABLE REGISTRATION 52 BACKGROUND CHECKS 182 TOTAL 14,456 FORM 990-EZ, PART III PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 28 - CONTINUED ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS. I'ON RESIDENTS AGE 55 AND OVER MAY BECOME MEMBERS. OTHER RESIDENTS WITH DISABILITIES OR SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES WILL BE CONSIDERED AS REQUESTED. MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES AND FEES FULL MEMBERSHIP: THIS MEMBERSHIP IS AVAILABLE TO ALL I'ON RESIDENTS AGE 55 AND OLDER AND ALLOWS ACCESS TO ALL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES OFFERED BY THE ORGANIZATION INCLUDING ALL CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, AND SOCIAL EVENTS AND ALL SERVICES AVAILABLE FROM VOLUNTEERS. THERE ARE TWO CATEGORIES OF MEMBERSHIP: HOUSEHOLD (500/YEAR): TWO INDIVIDUALS LIVING IN A SINGLE I'ON RESIDENCE AT A SPECIFIC ADDRESS IN WHICH AT LEAST ONE MEMBER IS 55 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER. BOTH INDIVIDUALS ARE MEMBERS. AN ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT (ADU) IS CONSIDERED A SEPARATE RESIDENCE. INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP (350/YEAR): ONE RESIDENT OF I'ON WHO IS 55 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER WHO MAY LIVE ALONE OR WITH A PARTNER/SPOUSE WHO IS NOT INTERESTED IN JOINING. NON-RESIDENTS: I'ON AT HOME ALLOWS A MAXIMUM OF 10 PERSONS A YEAR TO JOIN UNDER A HOUSEHOLD OR INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP. THIS CATEGORY APPLIES TO INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE NON-RESIDENTS BUT WHO HAVE LIVED IN I'ON AND/OR MAINTAIN CLOSE TIES WITH THE I"ON AT HOME COMMUNITY. ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEES ALLOW THE ORGANIZATION TO COVER THE EXPENSES ASSOCIATED WITH PROGRAM OFFERINGS AND SERVICES AS WELL AS MAINTAINING THE WEBSITE, TECHNOLOGY, PRINTING, SUPPLIES, ADVERTISING, LIABILITY INSURANCE FOR THE ORGANIZATION AND ITS BOARD, COST TO CONFIRM CREDENTIALS OF VOLUNTEERS PROVIDING SERVICES AND PART-TIME SALARY COSTS. PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 29 - CONTINUED THEIR HOMES AS LONG AS POSSIBLE. TO DO THIS, WE NEED VOLUNTEERS. THEY ARE THE HEARTBEAT OF I'ON AT HOME (IAH). THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES RANGE FROM TRANSPORTING MEMBERS TO APPOINTMENTS, HANDLING SIMPLE HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS TO HELPING MEMBERS ADAPT TO NEW TECHNOLOGY. THEY ARE ALSO ENGAGED IN PLANNING AND COORDINATING EVENTS AND SERVING ON THE BOARD AND BOARD COMMITTEES. THE GOALS FOR VOLUNTEER SERVICES ARE: SUPPORT THE MISSION OF IAH BY PROVIDING QUALITY SERVICES AND PROGRAMS NURTURE AND BUILD COMMUNITY BY DEVELOPING CONNECTIONS AMONG MEMBERS AND VOLUNTEERS PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SOCIAL INTERACTIONS AND NEW FRIENDSHIPS MAKE USE OF INDIVIDUAL TALENTS, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCES OF MEMBERS TO ENHANCE THE PROGRAM AND SERVICE OFFERINGS RECOGNIZE THE COMMITMENT, TIME AND TALENTS SHARED BY VOLUNTEERS. PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 30 - CONTINUED BEEN A GREAT DEAL OF RESEARCH INTO THE CHALLENGES OF AGING AND ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT IS LONELINESS. ALL ELDERLY HAVE DIFFERENT NEEDS. SOME MEMBERS WANT TO BE INVOLVED IN MANY ACTIVITIES WHILE OTHERS ARE MORE SOLITARY. HOWEVER, MEMBERS NEED TO STAY "CONNECTED- AND SEEK INTELLECTUAL STIMULATION AS WELL AS SOCIAL INTERACTION. THE PURPOSE OF IAH PROGRAM EVENTS IS TO ADDRESS THE INTERESTS AND NEEDS OF ITS MEMBERS. PROGRAMS ARE SELECTED AND ORGANIZED ACCORDINGLY. PRIORITY FO ATTENDANCE AT EVENTS IS GIVEN TO IAH MEMBERS. THERE IS OFTEN A CAPACITY RESTRICTION FOR A PROGRAM GIVEN THE VENUE OR NATURE OF THE EVENT. NON-MEMBER GUESTS MAY BE PERMITTED TO ATTEND IF MEMBER REGISTRATIONS FOR AN EVENT DO NOT REACH THE MAXIMUM CAPACITY. ALL EVENTS ARE POSTED WELL IN ADVANCE IN THE EVENTS CALENDAR ON THE IAH WEBSITE. IN ADDITION, A WEEKLY NEWSLETTER PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY MORNING AND SENT TO ALL MEMBERS VIA EMAIL HIGHLIGHTS THE UPCOMING EVENTS AND PROVIDES A LINK TO THE WEBSITE TO FACILITATE REGISTRATION. EXAMPLES OF THE EVENTS OFFERED ARE AS FOLLOWED: CULTURAL ARTS: THESE EVENTS ARE ORGANIZED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF PERFORMING ARTS IN THE CHARLESTON AREA. IF THE EVENT TALES PLACE OUTSIDE I'ON, AN EFFORT IS MADE TO OBTAIN DISCOUNTED PRICES AND CAR-POOLS MAY BE ORGANIZED. EXAMPLES INCLUDE: VISITS TO SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS AT THE GIBBES OR OTHER ART GALLERIES MUSICAL PERFORMANCES AT AREA CHURCHES SPOLETO / SPOLETO PICCOLO PROGRAMS PERFORMANCES AT THE GUILLARD OR NORTH CHARLESTON PERFORMING ARTS CENTER PERFORMANCES BY LOCAL ARTISTS IN I'ON AT PRIVATE HOME OR OUTDOOR SPACE IN THE COMMUNITY, E.G., CHARLESTON SYMPHONY STRING QUARTET, SINGERS FROM CHARLESTON OPERA OR OTHER GROUPS, INDIVIDUAL LOCAL PERFORMERS EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES MEMBERS CAN PARTICIPATE IN DISCUSSIONS, LECTURES AND WORKSHOPS THAT ARE EDUCATIONAL IN NATURE. EXAMPLES INCLUDE: TALKS AND/OR PANEL DISCUSSIONS ON THE ECONOMY, POLITICAL ISSUES, HISTORY, AND TRAVEL. PRESENTATIONS BY PROFESSIONALS ON TOPICS RELATED TO HEALTH AND WELLNESS PRESENTATIONS BY LOCAL AUTHORS AND ARTISTS TALKS ON TOPICS RELATED TO AGING COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS AND "HOW TO" DEMONSTRATIONS SUCH AS FLOWER ARRANGING SOCIAL EVENTS EVENTS THAT ARE SOCIAL IN NATURE ARE A VITAL PART OF IAH. ORGANIZED ON A REGULAR BASIS THESE EVENTS ALLOW MEMBERS TO INTERACT WITH THEIR NEIGHBORS AND MAKE NEW FRIENDS IN MANY DIFFERENT SETTINGS FROM SMALL PRIVATE HOMES TO LARGER VENUES. THEY INCLUDE: MONTHLY HAPPY HOUR AT LOCAL RESTAURANT MONTHLY "COCKTAILS AND CONVERSATION" GROUPS HELD AT PRIVATE HOMES SOCIAL EVENTS FOR SINGLE MEMBERS MONTHLY MEN'S HAPPY HOUR ANNUAL PARTIES TO RECOGNIZE THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF VOLUNTEERS AND CELEBRATE SEASONS / HOLIDAYS SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS IF MEMBERS HAVE COMMON SPECIAL INTERESTS, IAH FACILITATES PROGRAMS TO ALLOW THESE MEMBERS TO ENJOY THOSE INTERESTS. EXAMPLES INCLUDE: HIKING BIKING BOCCE "GREAT DECISIONS": DISCUSSIONS ON GLOBAL TRENDS AND ISSUES FILM CRITIQUES AND ANALYSES LOCAL EXCURSIONS CHARLESTON AND ITS ENVIRONS ARE RICH IN HISTORY, ARCHITECTURE, GEOGRAPHY AND BEAUTY AND THERE ARE MANY PUBLIC EVENTS TAKING PLACE. MEMBERS MAKE PARTAKE OF EXCURSIONS TO VISIT SITES OF INTEREST AND/OR ATTEND EVENTS. THEY INCLUDE: HISTORIC PLANTATIONS AND BUILDINGS GALERY OPENINGS ATHLETIC EVENTS (COLLEGIATE AND PROFESSIONAL) WILDLIFE PRESERVES FILM FESTIVALS HOLIDAY EVENTS FORM 990-EZ, PART III THE MISSION OF ION AT HOME IS TO ENABLE ION RESIDENTS TO HAVE A HEALTHY, ACTIVE AND INDEPENDENT LIFESTYLE AND REMAIN IN THEIR HOMES AS LONG AS POSSIBLE.