2024-05-14T09:46:10-05:00 2023-06-30 640897081 MATTHEWS CUTRER & LINDSAY PA 1020 HIGHLAND COLONY PKWY 500 RIDGELAND MS 39157 990EZ 2022-07-01 237118850 ROTARY INTERNATIONAL- NORTH JACKSON ROTA 6018988875 PO BOX 12934 JACKSON MS 392362934 MATT MONSOUR PRESIDENT 6018988875 2024-05-14 1 MATT MONSOUR 999009999 0 CHARLES R LINDSAY CPA P00294610 6018988875 2024-05-14 2 AAL1 IAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X X WWW.NORTHJACKSONROTARY.ORG X X 84133 X 84133 84133 9901 575 428 72318 83222 911 48783 0 49694 X 36751 44452 12032 5242 48783 49694 0 0 48783 49694 X TO PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN SERVICE, ENCOURAGE HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS IN ALL VOCATIONS, AND HELP BUILD GOODWILL AND PEACE IN THE WORLD. MEMBERSHIPTHE ROTARY CLUB OF NORTH JACKSON EXPIERENCED A CHALLENGING YEAR MARKED BY A REDUCTION IN MEMBERSHIP. DESPITE THIS CHALLENGE THE CLUB CONTINUED STRONG SUPPORT OF THE ROTARY FOUNDATION, AND A NUMBER OF SERVICE PROJECTS WHICH PROVIDED CLUB MEMBERS THE CHANCE TO BE INVOLVED IN HELPING IMPROVE OUR COMMUNITY AND HELPING OTHERS.MEMBERSHIP LEVEL WE BEGAN THE CURRENT CLUB YEAR WITH 87 MEMBERS AND ADDED 2 NEW MEMBERS IN THE FIRST MONTH OF THE NEW ROTARY YEAR RAISING OUR CLUB MEMBERSHIP TO 89.BY THE MIDPOINT OF THE CLUB YEARTHE POSITIVE BEGINNING GAVE WAY TO TWO MEMBER DEATHS, ONE RESIGNATION DUE TO HEALTH REASONS, ONE LOSS DUE TO NONPAYMENT OF DUES AND ANOTHER CITING BUSINESS PRESSURES. THESE LOSSES OVER SHADOWED ONE NEW MEMBER ADDITION.BY THE END OF THE ROTARY YEAR OUR MEMBERSHIP HAD FALLEN TO 79 MEMBERS. THEMAJORITY OF MEMBERSHIP LOSSES CITED BUSINESS PRESSURES OR FAMILY OBLIGATIONS AS THE REASON FOR THEIR RESIGNATION. EVEN THOUGH THE COVID PANDEMIC WAS DECLARED ENDED IN JANUARY, 2023, THE DURATION OF THE PANDEMIC AND ASSOCIATED CHANGES IN WORK AND FAMILY RESPONSIBILITIES LED TO A DIFFICULT YEAR FOR OUR CLUB. 0 60740 SUPPORT OF THE ROTARY FOUNDATIONAGAIN, THIS YEAR, SUPPORT OF THE ROTARY FOUNDATION HAS BEEN A MAJOR EMPHASIS.AND SUCCESS IN THE CLUB. 78 OF OUR YEAR ENDING 79 MEMBERS WERE INVOICED QUARTERLY TO MAINTAIN THEIR COMMITMENT TO BE PAUL HARRIS FELLOW SUSTAINING MEMBERS. THE ONE MEMBER WHO IS NOT BILLED QUARTERLY MAKES A ONCE-PER- YEAR PAYMENT TO MEET HIS COMMITMENT.POLIO ERADICATION CONTINUES TO BE A POINT OF EMPHASIS. IN OCTOBER, WE RAN OUR "POCKET CHANGE TO END POLIO" PROMOTION AT EACH WEEKLY MEETING DURING THE MONTH. WE COLLECTED $ 320.00 DURING THIS CAMPAIGN.THIS CONTRIBUTION PLUS THE CLUB MEMBER'S STRONG PERSONAL SUPPORT FOR POLIO ERADICATION PRODUCED A 33% INCREASE IN GIVING OVER THE PREVIOUS YEAR BRINGING THE CLUB'S TOTAL SUPPORT FOR POLIO ERADICATION TO $ 3,850.00 FOR THE YEAR. 0 10748 SERVICE PROJECTSOUR CLUB HAS BEEN VERY ACTIVE THIS YEAR WITH A WIDE ARRAY OF SERVICE PROJECTS. OUR PROJECTS THIS YEAR WERE FOCUSED IN THREE AVENUES OF SERVICE - CLUB SERVICE, YOUTH SERVICE, AND COMMUNITY SERVICE.CLUB SERVICEEND POLIO NOW 5K RUN/WALK AGAIN THIS YEAR DISTRICT 6820'S END POLIO NOW 5K RUN/WALK FUNDRAISER WAS LED BY A MEMBER OF OUR CLUB TREASURER NEELAM GOEL. NEELAM LEAD AND DIRECTED VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT AND OTHER TASKS ASSOCIATED PROMOTION AND CONDUCTING THE RACE HELD ON OCTOBER 8, 2022 IN RODGELAND.YOUTH SERVICE WALTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPPORT OUR CLUB MEMBERS READ EACH WEEK TO A PRE-K CLASS OF STUDENTS AT WALTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. IN ADDITION TO READING ON A WEEKLY BASIS, DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON, GIFT BAGS WERE PRESENTED TO ALL OF THE STUDENTS. STAR STUDENT-TEACHER RECOGNITIONEACH YEAR, THE MISSISSIPPI ECONOMIC COUNCIL RECOGNIZES OUTSTANDING STUDENTS IN MISSISSIPPI HIGH SCHOOLS WHO HAVE OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC RECORDS. EACH STAR STUDENT NAMES THEIR STAR TEACHER, ONE WHO HAS HAD THEIR GREATEST IMPACT ON THEIR ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE. EACH YEAR OUR CLUB RECOGNIZES EACH STAR STUDENT FROM SCHOOLS IN OUR AREA WITH A CERTIFICATE AND A MONETARY STIPEND. EACH STAR STUDENT AND THEIR STAR TEACHER IS INVITED TO ATTEND OUR CLUB MEETING WHERE THEY ARE INTRODUCED AND BRIEFLY SPEAK TO THE CLUB ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCES AT THEIR SCHOOL AND ABOUT THEIR PLANS TO FURTHER THEIR EDUCATION.THIS YEAR ON APRIL 25TH NINE ( 9) STAR STUDENTS AND TEACHERS FROM MADISON-RIDGELAND ACADEMY, JACKSON PREP AND THE AND ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL WERE RECOGNIZED AT OUR NOON MEETING ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD (RYLA)OUR CLUB MADE A FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE RYLA PROGRAM TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT ATTENDANCE AT THE 2 DAY RYLA CONFERENCE HELD AT THE TWIN LAKES CONFERENCE CENTER.OUR CLUB'S SUPPORT ALLOWED A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT IN A COMMUNITY WITH A SMALL ROTARY CLUB TO PARTICIPATE. COMMUNITY SERVICE JACKSON POLICE DEPARTMENT PRECINCT 4 OFFICER RECOGNITIONREGULAR RECOGNITION AND SUPPORT OF THE CITY OF JACKSON POLICE DEPARTMENT IS AN IMPORTANT ACTIVITY FOR OUR CLUB. WE HAVE A COMMITTEE THAT EACH QUARTER REVIEWS SUBMISSIONS FROM THE PRECINCT 4 COMMANDER WHICH DETAIL OFFICERS' ACTIONS IN THE PREVIOUS QUARTER WHICH IN THE COMMANDER'S VIEW ARE WORTH OF RECOGNITION. THE COMMITTEE SELECTS A NOMINATED OFFICER AND SCHEDULES RECOGNITION AT A FUTURE CLUB MEETING.WHEN RECOGNITION IS HELD AT OUR MEETING, THE OFFICER TO BE RECOGNIZED IS INVITED TO ATTEND AND MAY BRING FAMILY MEMBERS AS THEIR GUESTS. IN ADDITION, PRECINCT AND DEPARTMENTAL COMMAND STAFF ARE ALSO INVITED.OUR COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN CONDUCTS THE PRESENTATION WHICH INCLUDES A NARRATIVE OF THE OFFICER'S OUTSTANDING ACTION. EACH OFFICER IS PRESENTED WITH A CERTIFICATE, A MEMENTO, AND GIFT CARDS FOR GROCERIES AND A RESTAURANT MEAL. SALVATION ARMY BELL RINGINGIN EARLY DECEMBER, MEMBERS OF THE CLUB RANG THE BELL FOR THE SALVATION ARMY AT THE KETTLE IN FRONT OF THE CORNER MARKET AT MAYWOOD MART IN NORTH JACKSON. CLUB MEMBERS SIGNED UP TO RING THE BELL TO HELP THE SALVATION ARMY RAISE FUNDS FOR ITS ANNUAL SUPPORT PROVIDED TO NEEDY FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN IN THE AREA. SUPPORT FOR THE BILLY BRUMFIELD HOUSETHE BILLY BRUMFIELD HOUSE IS A HOMELESS SHELTER FOR MEN IN JACKSON. MANY OF THE MEN SERVED THEIR STRUGGLE WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND OTHER ISSUES. FOR SEVERAL YEARS, THE CLUB HAS PROVIDED A MEAL TO THE APPROXIMATELY 40 MEN AT BBH ON THE 1ST TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH. PRE- COVID, THAT INVOLVED TRANSPORTING THE FOOD, PREPARING A SALAD, AND SERVING INDIVIDUALS. RECENTLY, DUE TO WATER SYSTEM ISSUES IN THE CITY OF JACKSON, THE USE OF BOTTLED WATER AT BBH HAS BECOME MORE IMPORTANT TO MAINTAIN THE HEALTH OF THE MEN THERE. PARHAM BRIDES PARK IMPROVEMENTWE HAVE CONTINUED OUR WORK TO IMPROVE AND BEAUTIFY PARHAM BRIDGES PARK (PBP) IN NORTH JACKSON. IN 2021, WE BEGAN THIS WORK BY PLACING 2 METAL PARK BENCHES, A TRASH RECEPTACLE, AND A COMMEMORATIVE PLAQUE TO MARK OUR CLUB'S 50TH ANNIVERSARY. WE HAVE CONTINUED THIS EFFORT AGAIN THE CURRENT YEAR. THIS YEAR ANOTHER PARK BENCH AND TRASH RECEPTACLE WAS ADDED. DURING THE CITYWIDE JACKSON WATER CRISIS FOLLOWING COLD WEATHER RELATED PROBLEMS AT THE CITY OF JACKSON'S WATER TREATMENT PLANT IN JANUARY, THE ROTARY CLUB OF ROSWELL, GEORGIA REACHED OUT TO OUR CLUB WITH THE OFFER OF AT LEAST ONE 18-WHEELER LOAD OF WATER FOR DISTRIBUTION IN THE COMMUNITY. SINCE SCHOOLS WERE BEING COMPELLED TO PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH BOTTLED DRINKING WATER, PRESIDENT LARRY ANDERSON REACHED OUT TO CONTACTS IN THE JACKSON PUBLIC SCHOOLS. THE TRUCKLOAD OF WATER WAS DELIVERED TO A WAREHOUSE FACILITY AT HAWKINS FIELD AIRPORT WHERE IT WAS STORED FOR DISTRIBUTION TO INDIVIDUAL SCHOOLS.THROUGH OUR CONTACTS AT THE ROTARY CLUB OF ROSWELL TWO ADDITIONAL TRUCKLOADS OF WATER WERE DELIVERED TO THE SAME FACILITY VIA YELLOW FREIGHT LINES AND THE TEAMSTERS UNION IN GEORGIA. 0 9653 81141 LARRY ANDERSON PRESIDENT 1.00 0 0 0 MATT MONSOUR VICE PRESIDENT 1.00 0 0 0 LORI GREER SECRETARY 1.00 0 0 0 NEELAM GOEL TREASURER 1.00 0 0 0 URIEL PINEDA PAST PRESIDENT 1.00 0 0 0 MARISA DAVIDSON BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 0 0 JENNY PRICE BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 0 0 BILL OSBORNE BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 0 0 SUZY TUBB BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 0 0 LYNETTE SUTTLAR BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 0 0 JAMES CLAY BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 0 0 X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHARLES R LINDSAY CPA 1020 HIGHLAND COLONY PARKWAY 500 RIDGELAND MS 39157 6018988875 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 10 - GRANTS AND SIMILAR AMOUNTS PAID ACTIVITY CLASSIFICATION: CHARITABLE. GRANTEE NAME: THE ROTARY FOUNDATION. GRANTEE ADDRESS: 1560 SHERMAN AVENUE EVANSTON, IL 60201. GRANTEE RELATIONSHIP: CHARITABLE ENTITY SUPPORTED BY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: CASH. METHOD USED TO DETERMINE BOOK VALUE: CASH. METHOD USED TO DETERMINE FMV: CASH. AMOUNT GIVEN: 9,901. FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 - OTHER EXPENSES DESCRIPTION: BADGES AND AWARDS. AMOUNT: 2,688. DESCRIPTION: BANK CHARGES. AMOUNT: 40. DESCRIPTION: DUES. AMOUNT: 10,705. DESCRIPTION: MEAL COSTS. AMOUNT: 29,612. DESCRIPTION: SOFTWARE EXPENSE. AMOUNT: 756. DESCRIPTION: STAR STUDENT. AMOUNT: 900. DESCRIPTION: LEGACY BENCH PROJECT. AMOUNT: 5,382. DESCRIPTION: POLIO PLUS SUPPORT. AMOUNT: 522. DESCRIPTION: ROTARACT. AMOUNT: 229. DESCRIPTION: CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS. AMOUNT: 3,704. DESCRIPTION: CLUB ASSEMBLY. AMOUNT: 4,431. DESCRIPTION: HOLIDAY PARTY. AMOUNT: 6,121. DESCRIPTION: GRANT REFUND. AMOUNT: 338. DESCRIPTION: DISTRICT CONFERENCE. AMOUNT: 2,335. DESCRIPTION: FUNDRAISING EXPENSE. AMOUNT: 484. DESCRIPTION: INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION. AMOUNT: 2,369. DESCRIPTION: NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION. AMOUNT: 847. DESCRIPTION: PETS CONFERENCE / DISTRICT TRAINING. AMOUNT: 530. DESCRIPTION: RYLA SPONSORSHIP. AMOUNT: 325. TOTAL TO FORM 990-EZ, LINE 16: 72,318. FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 - OTHER ASSETS DESCRIPTION: MEMBER'S ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE. BEG. OF YEAR AMOUNT: 12,032. END OF YEAR AMOUNT: 5,242. THE ORGANIZATION DID NOT, DURING THE YEAR, RECEIVE ANY FUNDS, DIRECTLY,OR INDIRECTLY, TO PAY PREMIUMS ON A PERSONAL BENEFIT CONTRACT.THE ORGANIZATION, DID NOT, DURING THE YEAR, PAY ANY PREMIUMS, DIRECTLY,OR INDIRECTLY, ON A PERSONAL BENEFIT CONTRACT.