2024-11-15T18:26:48-05:00 2023-12-31 273703566 SADLER ACCOUNTING PLLC 2900 W SOUTHLAKE BLVD STE 180 SOUTHLAKE TX 76092 990EZ 2023-01-01 203823071 MINORITY CARE INTERNATIONAL MINO 9034549893 10705 OLD MILL ROAD GREENVILLE TX 75402 TIMOTHY STAINBACK TREASURER 9034549893 2024-11-11 true JEDIDIAH BEEMAN P00380652 8178237978 2024-11-11 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z X WWW.MINORITYCAREINTERNATIONAL.ORG X X 167833 X 136131 23268 37991 -14723 8434 129842 7726 57404 2175 5692 74171 147168 -17326 104039 86713 X 20185 31257 37991 45863 55456 104039 86713 104039 86713 X TO ASSIST MINORITY POPULATIONS IN THEIR VARIOUS NEEDS WITH FOCUS IN VISIONARY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, HEALTHCARE, AND LIVING FACILITIES. VISIONARY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROVIDES RESOURCES TO MINORITY POPULATIONS, CONNECTS CONTRIBUTIONS WITH DEPRIVED INDIVIDUALS, PROVIDES VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES FOR VARIOUS PROJECTS AND BRINGS HOPE. IT ALSO DEVELOPS RECONCILIATION SKILLS. EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR VERY BRIGHT UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENTS WHO OTHERWISE WOULD NOT ABLE TO GO TO COLLEGE, INCREASES LIFE SKILLS AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFERS NO INTEREST LOANS TO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES TO DEVELOP THEIR OWN SELF-SUSTAINING BUSINESSES, BEST BUSINESS PRACTICES, AND INDIRECTLY HELPS THE INDIGENT COMMUNITY WHERE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ARE CREATED BY TEACHING LIFE, SOCIAL AND TECHNICAL SKILLS. PROVIDED STUDENT EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT TRAINING COMPLETED COFFEE SHOP RENOVATIONS TO PROVIDE WORKPLACE TRAINING ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENTS AND TO SERVE AS A LOCATION FOR VARIOUS MCI EVENTS. INSTALLED TWO AIR CONDITIONERS IN THE FACILITY. PROVIDED EMPLOYMENT FOR 15 STUDENTS. BROUGHT IN TURKISH COOK TO ASSIST WITH MENU FOR COFFEE SHOP, AND TRAIN STUDENTS. EXPANDED & EQUIPPED FACILITY TO INCLUDE A NEW ROOM TO HOST EVENTS. SOME OF THE NEW EVENTS INCLUDED ASSISTING INMATES RELEASED FROM PRISON WITH REENTRY INTO WORK INTEGRATION. 51426 PROVIDED STUDENT DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING. PROVIDED SOCCER PROGRAM FOR 12 WEEKLY PARTICIPANTS. DISTRIBUTED 400 PAIRS OF EYEGLASSES, IN JANUARY, AND PROVIDED FREE EYE EXAMS FOR MORE THAN 1,000 INMATES. TOOLS FOR SCHOOLS PROVIDED SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO INMATES. PROVIDED HOUSING FOR 15 STUDENTS AT MCI'S 'LIGHTHOUSE' FACILITY. HOSTED WEEKLY STUDENT FELLOWSHIPS WITH 18-20 STUDENTS EACH WEEK. HOSTED WEEKLY STUDY FORUM WITH 15 STUDENTS ATTENDING. HOSTED VARIOUS SPECIAL EVENTS INCLUDING: A STUDENT RETREAT FOR 40-50 STUDENTS LED BY U.S. GUESTS, A CULTURAL AND FAMILY NIGHT WITH 70 PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE, A TEAM BUILDING & LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT EVENT FOR 40 PEOPLE AT SAMAL ISLAND IN JULY, AND VARIOUS GRADUATIONS FOR BOTH HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THE COLLEGE BEHIND BARS PROGRAM. PROVIDED MEDICAL ASSISTANCE TO 15 STUDENTS. 36215 PROVIDED 20 COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS - NO INDIVIDUAL WAS GRANTED MORE THAN 5,000. 7726 X 19207 REHABILITATION 101 COUNSELING PROGRAM & CELEBRATE RECOVERY WAS CONTINUED FOR INMATES WHO GRADUATED FROM COLLEGE BEHIND BARS PROGRAM. MET WITH VARIOUS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS REGARDING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR INMATES. 1669 108517 TIMOTHY STAINBACK TREASURER 1.00 0 HOLLY GOTCHER DIRECTOR 0.25 0 JAMES SANDIN DIRECTOR 0.25 0 ROD MIZELL SECRETARY 1.00 0 ALAND MIZELL PRESIDENT 60.00 0 false false false false false false false false false TIMOTHY STAINBACK 10705 OLD MILL RD GREENVILLE TX 75402 9034549893 true RP true RP false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 122700 94006 97668 110831 136131 561336 3100 1650 5185 8434 18369 125800 94006 99318 116016 144565 579705 22540 18150 23867 25262 27762 117581 22540 18150 23867 25262 27762 117581 462124 125800 94006 99318 116016 144565 579705 0.79720 0.74280 0.00000 0.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 8 MISC. INCOME 8,434 TOTAL 8,434 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 10 CASH CONTRIBUTION: 7,726 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES OFFICE 388 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 1,332 TRAVEL 5,213 PROJECT MEETING EXPENSE 762 TRAINING 309 INTEREST 58 INSURANCE 362 SPECIAL EVENTS 8,372 HEALTHCARE PROJECTS 1,044 MCI HOUSE 4,705 SCHOLAR RENT & SUPPLIES 869 STUDY FORUM DINNER 830 STUDENT FELLOWSHIP 1,272 STIPEND FOR SCHOLARS 4,677 STUDENT EMPLOYEE DEVELOPM 31,422 LICENSES & VISA FEES 1,128 BANK & MERCHANT FEES 1,175 OVERSEAS STAFF 3,237 OTHER DEVELOPMENT EXPENSE 248 COLLEGE BEHIND BARS 907 SOCCER PROGRAM 570 MISC. EXPENSE 1,037 NON-INVESTMENT DEPRECIATION 4,254 TOTAL 74,171 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 COMPUTER EQUIPMENT, FURNITURE & LHI 63,220 77,067 LESS ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION 20,817 25,071 DEPOSITS 471 471 PREPAID PAYROLL TAX 2,989 2,989 TOTAL 45,863 55,456 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 PAYROLL LIABILITIES 0 0 FORM 990-EZ, PART III TO ASSIST MINORITY POPULATIONS IN THEIR VARIOUS NEEDS WITH FOCUS IN VISIONARY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, HEALTHCARE, AND LIVING FACILITIES. VISIONARY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROVIDES RESOURCES TO MINORITY POPULATIONS, CONNECTS CONTRIBUTIONS WITH DEPRIVED INDIVIDUALS, PROVIDES VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES FOR VARIOUS PROJECTS AND BRINGS HOPE. IT ALSO DEVELOPS RECONCILIATION SKILLS. EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT PROVIDES SCHOLARSHIPS FOR VERY BRIGHT UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENTS WHO OTHERWISE WOULD NOT ABLE TO GO TO COLLEGE, INCREASES LIFE SKILLS AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFERS NO INTEREST LOANS TO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES TO DEVELOP THEIR OWN SELF-SUSTAINING BUSINESSES, BEST BUSINESS PRACTICES, AND INDIRECTLY HELPS THE INDIGENT COMMUNITY WHERE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ARE CREATED BY TEACHING LIFE, SOCIAL AND TECHNICAL SKILLS. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 PROVIDED STUDENT EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT TRAINING COMPLETED COFFEE SHOP RENOVATIONS TO PROVIDE WORKPLACE TRAINING ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENTS AND TO SERVE AS A LOCATION FOR VARIOUS MCI EVENTS. INSTALLED TWO AIR CONDITIONERS IN THE FACILITY. PROVIDED EMPLOYMENT FOR 15 STUDENTS. BROUGHT IN TURKISH COOK TO ASSIST WITH MENU FOR COFFEE SHOP, AND TRAIN STUDENTS. EXPANDED & EQUIPPED FACILITY TO INCLUDE A NEW ROOM TO HOST EVENTS. SOME OF THE NEW EVENTS INCLUDED ASSISTING INMATES RELEASED FROM PRISON WITH REENTRY INTO WORK INTEGRATION. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 29 PROVIDED STUDENT DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING. PROVIDED SOCCER PROGRAM FOR 12 WEEKLY PARTICIPANTS. DISTRIBUTED 400 PAIRS OF EYEGLASSES, IN JANUARY, AND PROVIDED FREE EYE EXAMS FOR MORE THAN 1,000 INMATES. TOOLS FOR SCHOOLS PROVIDED SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO INMATES. PROVIDED HOUSING FOR 15 STUDENTS AT MCI'S 'LIGHTHOUSE' FACILITY. HOSTED WEEKLY STUDENT FELLOWSHIPS WITH 18-20 STUDENTS EACH WEEK. HOSTED WEEKLY STUDY FORUM WITH 15 STUDENTS ATTENDING. HOSTED VARIOUS SPECIAL EVENTS INCLUDING: A STUDENT RETREAT FOR 40-50 STUDENTS LED BY U.S. GUESTS, A CULTURAL AND FAMILY NIGHT WITH 70 PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE, A TEAM BUILDING & LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT EVENT FOR 40 PEOPLE AT SAMAL ISLAND IN JULY, AND VARIOUS GRADUATIONS FOR BOTH HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GRADUATES IN THE COLLEGE BEHIND BARS PROGRAM. PROVIDED MEDICAL ASSISTANCE TO 15 STUDENTS. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 31 REHABILITATION 101 COUNSELING PROGRAM & CELEBRATE RECOVERY WAS CONTINUED FOR INMATES WHO GRADUATED FROM COLLEGE BEHIND BARS PROGRAM. MET WITH VARIOUS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS REGARDING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES FOR INMATES.