2024-11-11T01:01:28-00:00 2023-12-31 205124049 THOMSON & METIVIER PC 1901 W RIDGE ST STE 11 MARQUETTE MI 49855 990 2023-01-01 203615349 SUPERIOR HEALTH FOUNDATION SUPE 9062254763 121 NORTH FRONT STREET MARQUETTE MI 49855 KARA KATONA TREASURER 9062254763 2024-11-11 true PATRICK N THOMSON CPA P00710041 9062261979 2024-11-11 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z KARA KATONA 121 NORTH FRONT STREET MARQUETTE MI 49855 2159913 false X WWW.SUPERIORHEALTHFOUNDATION.ORG X 2004 MI TO ASSIST WITH UNMET HEALTHCARE NEEDS, WITH HEALTH EDUCATION, AND WITH PROGRAMS AND RESEARCH ON PREVENTING ILLNESS AND PROMOTING HEALTH. 14 14 8 30 0 220547 269227 0 879996 1726619 97878 84906 1198421 2080752 1088250 1328370 0 428689 418314 0 0 272393 309575 1789332 2056259 -590911 24493 39588661 44148389 98640 261023 39490021 43887366 X TO ASSIST WITH UNMET HEALTHCARE NEEDS, WITH HEALTH EDUCATION, AND WITH PROGRAMS AND RESEARCH ON PREVENTING ILLNESS AND PROMOTING HEALTH. false false 985365 985365 PEDIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH GRANTS WE PROVIDED SEVEN PROACTIVE GRANTS TO ADDRESS THE NEED FOR INCREASING TREATMENT RESOURCES, PROVIDERS, OR ACCESSIBILITY PREVENTATION EFFORTS AND ENHANCING COMMUNICATION AROUND PEDIATRIC MENTAL HEALTH IN THE UPPER PENINSULA OF MICHIGAN. GRANT PROGRAMS INCLUDED IMPROVING ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, CREATION OF A DAY TREATMENT PROGRAM FOR YOUTH, A UNIVERSAL SCHOOL-BASED MENTAL HEALTH SCREENING PROGRAM, SUPPORTING A YOUTH WELLNESS TASK FORCE ACROSS THE ENTIRE UPPER PENINSULA, A UP-TEACH HUB FOR TRAINING AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, A REGIONAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH EDUCATION HUB, AND ESTABLISHMENT OF THE UPPER PENINSULA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH NETWORK. 282662 282662 FALL AND SPRING GRANTS WE AWARDED 20 SPRING AND FALL GRANTS IN 2023. GRANT FUNDS WERE USED TO ENGAGE LOCAL STUDENTS IN GROWING FRESH VEGETABLES THROUGH INDOOR AGRICULTURE, PROVIDE ADDITIONAL CAPACITY TO EXPAND THE NON-EMERGENT MEDICAL CARE TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM, PURCHASE AND IMPLEMENT DISINFECTION EQUIPMENT AT A LOCAL VETERANS FACILITY, CREATE A SENSORY CALMING ROOM FOR YOUTH, ASSIST WITH THE INSTALLATION OF A WALKING PATH FOR REHAB PATIENTS, FUND A RECREATION EXPERIENCE PROGRAM FOR OLDER ADULTS, CREATE A COMMUNITY GARDEN, AND EXPAND A TEEN MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID PROGRAM. 35000 35000 INDIGENT CARE GRANTS WE PROVIDED FOUR INDIGENT CARE GRANTS TO HELP ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE UPPER PENINSULA HELP RESIDENTS WHO WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD TO PAY FOR MEDICAL SERVICES THEY NEED. 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1918193 138066 138066 2056259 GALA 151209 13622 137587 15500 13802 1365 19524 7454 8042 GOLF OUTING 26630 150 26480 5200 1105 4605 1349 1215 177839 13772 164067 20700 14907 5970 20873 7454 9257 79161 84906 true Caregiver Incentive Project PO Box 637 Marquette MI 49855 834247038 501c3 5465 Quality Care at Home Workshop Series Catholic Social Services of the Upper Peninsula 347 Rock St Marquette MI 49855 381459382 501c3 70194 Salary and benefits for a social worker to improve access to mental health services DAR Boys and Girls Club 901 8th Ave Menominee MI 49858 381392687 501c3 14595 Sensory calming room for youth when they feel stressed DJ Jacobetti Home for Veterans 425 Fisher St Marquette MI 49855 386000134 115 25080 Purchase and implement disinfection equipment for their facility Eversight 3985 Research Park Dr Ann Arbor MI 48108 382117115 501c3 10000 Cornea eye tissue donations and sight-saving transplants for U.P. residents Fork Farms Foundation 1025 Lombardi Ave Green Bay WI 54304 863925626 501c3 65099 Engaging middle high school students to grow fresh vegetables thru indoor agriculture Functional Behavior Services 2353 Badger St Marquette MI 49855 475288031 10000 Access to Behavior Reduction and Skill Acquisition services Great Lakes Recovery Centers Inc 97 South 4th St Suite C Ishpeming MI 49849 382453316 501c3 80000 Creating of Day Treatment program to provide mental health services Great Lakes Recovery Centers Inc 97 South 4th St Suite C Ishpeming MI 49849 382453316 501c3 10000 Funding for Compassionate Care Fund Let's Grow KI 3007 State Highway M-28 East Marquette MI 49855 881411500 501c3 9504 Community garden, hold 5 workshops, co-op bed share program in KI Sawyer LifeLine Pilots 4507 N Sterling Ave Suite 402 Peoria IL 61615 371097211 501c3 5000 Free air transportation for UP residents with medical needs Lions of Michigan Service Foundation 5730 Executive Dr Lansing MI 48911 382537921 501c3 10000 Hearing aids, audiology services, eyeglasses, and eye exams for underinsured Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly Upper Michigan Chapter 527 Hancock St Hancock MI 49930 382411631 501c3 10000 Volunteer driver reimbursement for their Med Trans 2.0 Program Marquette Alger RESA 321 E Ohio St Marquette MI 49855 381719500 115 16796 Universal school-based mental health screening and education Marquette Alger RESA 321 E Ohio St Marquette MI 49855 381719500 115 21421 Phase II of Teen Mental Health First Aid U.P. Expansion Project Marquette Alger RESA 321 E Ohio St Marquette MI 49855 381719500 115 23000 Youth Wellness Task Force across the entire U.P. Michigan State University - Dept of Peds & Human Develop 1355 Bogue St B240 East Lansing MI 48824 386005984 501c3 389237 UP-TEACH to serve as the hub for training and technical support for mental health services MPTA Michigan Transportation Connection 1401 E Lansing Dr Ste 108 East Lansing MI 48824 465410221 501c3 25000 Provide additional capacity to expand trip provision for non-emergent medical care Northern Michigan University 1401 Presque Isle Ave Marquette MI 49855 386029206 501c3 36673 Regional Behavioral Health Education Hub for the U.P. OATS Outdoor Adventure Therapy School 229 W Hewitt Marquette MI 49855 920378589 501c3 7500 Establish and provide outdoor adventure based health education OSF St Francis 3401 Ludington St Escanaba MI 49829 381359528 501c3 13310 Installation of ADA rehabilitation walking paths to serve OSF rehab patients OSF St Francis 3401 Ludington St Escanaba MI 49829 381359528 501c3 22634 Snapshot Imaging Package to allow CT for cardiac care locally The Lakes Community Health Center Inc 7665 US Hwy 2 Iron River WI 54847 352297925 501c3 7500 Start-up costs for equipment for a Pediatric Therapy Lending Closet Trillium House 1144 Northland Dr Marquette MI 49855 463943193 501c3 10000 Funding for Trillium House Resident Care Fund Trillium House 1144 Northland Dr Marquette MI 49855 463943193 501c3 15000 Comprehensive public awareness campaign about respite care UPCAP PO Box 606 Escanaba MI 49829 381957176 501c3 38000 U.P. Food as Medicine Infrastructure Expansion project. Upper Peninsula Health Care Solutions Inc 853 W Washington St Marquette MI 49855 452716432 501c3 106166 Establish the Upper Peninsula Behavioral Health Network Women's Center Inc 1310 S Front St Marquette MI 49855 382340624 501c3 6259 Perishable food and environmental health items for Harbor House 27 1 Part I Line 2 The recommendations from the Grant Committee are then approved by the full board of directors before the grant funds are disbursed. The grantees are notified via email about their award and any restrictions on the use of the funds. They are also made aware that they will have to report back to SHF on the use of the grant funds and the results of their program. Checks for smaller grants are mailed out after the board approves the grant. Checks for larger grants are handed out at our Fall or Spring Grant Celebration, where recipients do a 3 to 5 minute presentation on their project. Pilot Project and Equipment Fund grants are required to report on their project six months after receiving their award. Spring, Fall, Indigent, and Proactive grantees have one year to report. Grantees are reminded of their reporting due date up to one month before the report is due, and they are notified again if a report is overdue. If a grantee has a valid reason for needing to extend their report due date, we will do that whenever possible so that we received meaningful data on the grant report. Grantees log into the online grant portal to complete their grant report. Once a grant report is submitted, we receive notification of the report and log into the system to review it. If it is complete, we close the grant in the online system. We save all grant reports in our shared drive on the server as well. Grant reports are printed and given to the CEO for his review also. At each Grant Committee meeting, we report to the committee on the grant reports that were received since the last meeting, and also if any grant reports are currently overdue. Also, a Grant Report Summary document is prepared before each board meeting that summarizes the information from all grant reports that were received since the prior board meeting. That document is distributed to all members of the board of directors. Grant Committee members have access to all grant reports at any time in our online system. In additional to the written reports, we often invite grantees into our Grant Committee meetings and Board meetings to report on the progress and impact of their grant project. Also, staff and board members will occasionally perform site visits to see progress and results of grant projects. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 25,343, Grants and allocations 25,343, Revenue 0 EQUIPMENT FUND GRANTS WE AWARDED 14 EQUIPMENT FUND GRANTS THAT WERE USED TO PURCHASE 12 AEDs FOR VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS ACROSS THE UPPER PENINSULA, MEDICAL SUPPLIES FOR HEALTH-RELATED SUMMER CAMPS, SOUND AND SECURITY EQUIPMENT FOR A YOUTH ADVOCACY CENTER, TECHNOLOGY UPGRADES FOR HOSPICE WORKERS, AND COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT FOR YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b BEFORE BEING FILED, FORM 990 WAS REVIEWED BY THE TREASURER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND THE FOUNDATIONS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, AND INTERNAL ACCOUNTANT. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 CONSISTENT WITH REQUIRMENTS OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, THE FOUNDATION MAKES ITS FORM 990 AND FORM 1023 AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c BOARD MEMBERS ARE REQUIRED TO REVIEW AND SIGN CONFLICT OF INTEREST DISCLOSURES ANNUALLY. THE FOUNDATIONS LEGAL COUNSEL REVIEWS THESE DISCLOSURES TO ENSURE POLICY COMPLIANCE. IF IT IS DETERMINED THAT A CONFLICT OF INTEREST EXISTS, THE BOARD MEMBER MUST REMOVE HIMSELF OR HERSELF FROM ALL DISCUSSIONS OF THE MATTER AND ABSTAIN FROM VOTING ON THE MATTER. Form 990, Part XII, Line 2c THE PROCESS FOR OVERSIGHT AND SELECTION DID NOT CHANGE DURING THE TAX YEAR. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15a THE GOVERNANCE AND NOMINATING COMMITTEE UTILIZES SALARY DATA COMPILED BY THE COUNCIL OF FOUNDATIONS FOR ITS TRIENNIAL GRANTMAKER SALARY AND BENEFITS REPORT TO MAKE A RECOMMNEDATION ON THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR COMPENSATION LEVEL. THE RECOMMENDED COMPENSATION IS THEN BROUGHT TO THE AUDIT AND FINANCE COMMITTEE, WITH FINAL APPROVAL FROM THE FULL BOARD OF DIRECTORS. CONTEMPORANEOUS NOTES ARE TAKEN OF MEETINGS.