2024-11-15T07:07:59-08:00 2023-12-31 844251856 DEIDIKER ALVARADO & ASSOCIATES LLC 1042 W 6TH ST WEST PLAINS MO 65775 990 2023-01-01 431566581 Texas County Food Pantry Inc TEXA 4179674484 1021A East State Route 17 Houston MO 65483 Guy Ceplina President 4179674484 2024-05-14 true Floyd D Deidiker P01061432 2024-11-15 X 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z Guy Ceplina 102-A East State Route 17 Houston MO 65483 938396 false X www.texascountyfoodpantry.org X 1990 MO To provide assistance to individuals in need with USDA Community/Senior Box/Community-donated food distribution,homeless prevention (rent, utilities,lodging), transporation, clothing, household and emergency supplies, precriptions, and other assistance, Maintain a trift store for operating expenses. 6 6 8 254 0 0 1158767 803265 0 314 0 14957 15042 1174038 818307 875328 645271 0 118291 129400 0 0 195793 87905 1189412 862576 -15374 -44269 816463 891039 23714 0 792749 891039 To respond to the legitmate needs of the people who request assistance for the basic human needs of food, clothing, healthcare, and shelter false false 828680 600248 0 Food Pantry - distribution of food to those in need. A total of 9,000 individuals received USDA commodies & Community donated food of which 2,633 elderly persons were enrolled in the CSFP Senior Box Program & 1,163 received emergency food. Restorative Justice program donated fresh produce seasonally. Our two satelite locations enabled recipients in remote areas of Texas County access to food while alleviating transportation issues. Funding was used to pay wages of a part-time food manager and another part time worker to transport, weigh, and stock food and maintain the cleaniness/repair of all areas. Six regularly secheduled volunteers helped with daily food distribution, client intake, and record keeping; six more served monthly with satelite distribution duties. Numerous other volunteers assisted in packinging, sorting and stocking food for distribution readiness. Approximately 1,362 volunteer hours were clocked in all aspects of food distribution. 31496 23441 0 Emergency Assistance - helped 459 persons with rent/mortgage, utilities, lodging, home repair, transportation, clothing, household & personal hugiene items, emergency supplies, birth certificates, ID cards, and GED fees using grant funds and donations. A thrift shop provides clothing and household items free to those in need and at a reasonable price to those who can afford to purhcase. One SCSEP worker, with the help of 3 part-time emploees, regularly scheduled volunteers and numerous other volunteers sort, clean and display donated items for resale or give-away and operate the cash register. Thrift shop revenue is used for agency operation expenses. Unusable clothing is baled and trucked to a recycling center. One part-time employee handles client phone calls, sets up interviews, and maintains record keeping. The Executive Director sees all emergency assistance clients and makes approval decision for client assistance, and vendor payments. A part-time Finance Officer maintains book keeping and writes grans. Close to 870 additional volunteer hours were spent in coordinating, bell ringing, and money counting during the annual Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign, for which our agency is the service unit for Texas County. 860176 true false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false true 0 0 8 true false false false false false false false false false false false false X 6 6 false false false false false false false true true false false true false false false true true false Laura Crowley 4179674484 102A East State Route 17 Houston MO 65483 Laura J Crowley Executive Director 40.00 X 25809 0 0 Mr Guy Ceplina President, Board of Directors 2.00 X X 0 0 0 Mr Patrick Burton Vice President, Board of Directors 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Mr James Huff Secretary, Board of Directors 2.00 X X 0 0 0 Mr Jason Stone Treasurer, Board of Directors 1.00 X X 0 0 0 Rev James Millspaugh Member. Board of Directors 1.00 X 0 0 0 Mr Russell Olewinski Member, Board of Directors 1.00 X 0 0 0 25809 0 0 false false false 23441 779824 719579 803265 10800 10800 10800 10800 124331 120089 4242 4242 818307 0 0 15042 645271 645271 28209 25809 2400 0 97432 97432 0 0 3759 3759 0 0 678 678 0 0 5056 5056 0 0 1052 1052 0 0 26235 26235 0 0 6735 6735 0 0 38158 38158 0 0 4308 4308 0 0 Contract Labor 1863 1863 0 0 Miscellaneous 3820 3820 0 0 N/A 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 0 0 0 862576 860176 2400 0 13924 11491 83839 112529 110846 24974 288172 283172 994165 535292 319682 458873 816463 891039 23714 0 23714 0 X 792749 891039 792749 891039 816463 891039 -44269 X false false false X 0 697909 570576 685367 1158767 803265 3915884 0 0 697909 570576 685367 1158767 803265 3915884 0 3915884 5950 9199 11710 314 0 27173 0 0 3943057 0.99310 0.99140 X 0 0 0 20000 20000 732694 389066 343628 134847 112628 22219 106624 33598 73026 458873 true Food Assistance 9000 600248 Invoice/USDA Estimates Food Rent/Utility Assistance 93 17200 Lodging/Transportation 42 6603 Health Care 9 351 Clothing/Household/Other 9 6142 6500 Resale Value Personal Hygiene/Thrift/Ed/ID School Supplies 150 1200 0 Invoice Back to School Fair Supplies Pt I Line 2 Each client/head of household completes an application for the specific assisatance needed at time of each request, or semi-annually for USDA/CSFP commodity programs. Food Distribution follows USDA guidelines for age/disability status & Federal poverty level income requirements; clients show ID and bring commodity card to pick up food monthly. Rent & utility assitance follows Missouri Housing Trust Fund guidelines using maximum income Fair Market Rates by county (Texas County and surrounding counties are eligible). All adult household members must have current ID, Social Security cards for all household members (if unavailable, we provide application assistance and pay appropriate fees to help clients obtain required documents), proof of income, and vendors bill or lease agreement which are verified before funding; each request is entered into a state database system as mandated by Missouri Housing Development Commission Trust Fund. Two compliance visits are performed by MHDC staff to verify records; an annual financial accounting of grant funding is required. Reports are submitted to MHDC quarterly and client records are kept for 7 years from the date of client contact wheather or not funding was granted. Ozark Food Harvest requires monthly reporting of recipient statistics and conducts two site visits annually to audit records and verify compliance in areas of food storage and handling. The clients commodity card is scanned into a data base at each visit and hard copies of client files are kept according to retention schedules set by Ozark Food Harvest/USDA. X 119331 X 311009 600248 false false false Pt I Line 32b Unusable clothing is bailed and trucked to Remains (A recycling center in St. Louis MO) who pays a nominal rate per pound which is included in the total in Part VIII Line 10a (Gross sales of Inventory)instead of in Part VIII Line 1g. Pt I Line 33 See reason above Pt VI, Line 11b Form 990 is submitted by email to each member of the Board of Directors with time to review, comment and approve before filing,approval is documented in next regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Directors. Pt VI, Line 15a A personal search committee, using comparison data, make recommendations to the Board of Directors, who approve the hiring of and compensation for the Executive Director. Upon annual evaluation, all employee wage increases are approved by the board. Pt VI, Line 19 The organizations governing documents and financial statement copies are provided upon request and included n grant applications. Pt VI, Line 15b A personal search committee, using comparison data, make recommendations to the Board of Directors, who approve the hiring of and compensation for the Executive Director. Upon annual evaluation, all employee wage increases are approved by the board.