2024-11-12T17:53:02-05:00 2023-12-31 990EZ 2023-01-01 760216132 Greeley Interfaith Association % Thomas Teixeira GREE 9705730375 PO box 336901 Greeley CO 80633 Thomas Teixeira Treasure 2024-11-12 false 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z X X X GreeleyInterfaithAssociation.org X X 55777 X 350 55427 0 55427 55777 35963 26979 62942 -7165 228405 1457 222697 43155 35759 185250 186938 228405 222697 228405 222697 X The Greeley Interfaith Association is a nonprofit entity funded by contributions from Greeley area faith community congregations individuals groups and by proceeds from the GIA Clothing Bank Clothing Bank accepts used clothing in good condition and sells them at a reduced price or with referrals from agencies at no cost The purpose Greeley Interfaith founded in 176 is to promote cooperation among members of faith communities and human services organizations and to bring about social justice so that all members of the community will have what they need to thrive as human beings safely Accomplishments the GIA meets 10 months of the year with both faith group representatives and community service organizations with presentations given by both faith groups and community service organizations defining the social needs in the community. In addition with proceeds from the Clothing Bank selling used donated clothing at a very low price we have been able to provide $35,963 in donations. GIA provided $5,000 to United Way of Weld County to support the cold weather shelter they manage providing 60 beds to homeless individuals needing shelter in the winter months 5000 5000 GIA provided $5,000 to Habitat for Humanity to support an annual program to build one house with volunteers from faith communities for a low-income family 5000 5000 GIA provided $4130 to the Guadalupe Community Center a Greeley homeless shelter operated by Catholic Charities providing shelter for families single men and single women in addition they have a transition program to help people move out of homelessness. These fund were used to replace washers and dryers for the mens dormitory. 4130 4130 GIA provided an additional 21,833 dollars in grants to an additional 13 Human service agencies. 21833 0 14130 Tracy Adams President 2 0 0 0 Jeff Miller vice president 2 0 0 0 Carla Ikenouye Secretary 4 0 0 0 Thomas Teixeira Treasure 4 0 0 0 John Bliss At Large 2 0 0 0 Amy Threewitt At Large 2 0 0 0 false false false false false false false false false Thomas Teixeira 2106 40th Ave Greeley CO 80634 9703393156 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 0 0 0 0 350 350 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 350 350 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 350 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 350 350 1 1.00 0 0.00 X Part I, line 10 | Activity:, Grantee Name:, Grantee Address:, Amount:, Relationship:| United Way of Weld County The United Way of Weld County operates a cold weather shelter providing 60 beds of overnight stay from November to April our donatiion will help pay for staff and operations, United Way of Weld County, "814 9th Street Greeley CO80631", $5000.00, None| Provided $5,000 Habitat toward their interfaith build where volunteers from different faith communities work on a Habitat house which will be sold to a low-income family., Greeley Weld Habitat for Humanity, "2080 Greeley Mall Dr Unit D5 Greeley CO 80631", $5000.00, None| Funds were provided to the Guadalupe Community Center a homeless shelter operated by Catholic Charities providing shelter for families and single men and single women. This was in answer to a Grant Request to provide funding for the replacement of washers and dryers in the Mens dormitory, Guadulupe Community Center, "1442 N 11th Avenue Greeley CO 80631", $4130.00, None| Provide $3,000 to support their Rebalance Program for youth age 11-19 who have been impacted by severe or chronic trauma or stress. Our donation will support 3 youths in a two-month summer program., Northern Colorado Youth for Christ, "134 11th Avenue Greeley CO 80631", $3000.00, None| Provided $3,000 to assist the Greeley office in their program to support refugees in the Greeley area., Lutheran Family Services, "1035 Osage St. Ste 700 Denver CO 80204", $3000.00, None| Provided $2,150 to the local Salvation Army Chapter to assist them in providing services for needy families and individuals during the holiday season., Salvation Army, "1119 6th Street Greeley CO 80631", $2150.00, None| Provided $2,000 to assist in the annual Holocaust Memorial Observation sponsored by the local Beth Israel Congregation., Holocaust Memoria Observance, "1625 Reservoir Road Greeley CO80631", $2000.00, None| Provided $2,000 to Jobs of Hope a local service agency working with gang-affiliated individuals and those involved in the Justice System to help with housing employment, Jobs of Hope, "P.O. Box 1017 Greeley CO 80632", $2000.00, None| Provided $2,000 dollars to the Weld County Food Bank to assist them in providing food to needy families for holiday meals during the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons., Weld County Food Bank, "1108 H Street Greeley CO 80631", $2000.00, None| Provided $1,650 to the First Christian Church for their Wrapped in Love Program to provide wraps for the North Colorado Medical Center nursery for physical therapist to use with babies and mothers. The purpose is to provide skin to skin contact. The funds were used to purchase fabric for sewing of the baby wraps which was done by volunteers., First Christian Church, "5224 W 14th Street Greeley. CO 80631", $1650.00, None| Provided $1,183 to the Layette program providing diapers baby bottles blankets and newborn clothing for low-income parents of newborn children, Layette Program, "228 N 11th Ave Greeley CO 80631", $1183.00, None| Provided $1,100 to the Genesis Project of Northern Colorado to purchase office equipment. The Genesis mission is to empower single mothers in their pursuit of a new beginning. The equipment will be used by 4 part-time staff and 6 participants at a time and their children., Genesis Project of Northern CO, "3129 Santa Fe Court Evans CO 80620", $1100.00, None| Provided $1,000 to Outdoor Colorado to assist them in providing opportunities for youth to be taken outdoors and teach them about conservation morals Ethics and responsibilities of being a good sportsman. The funds will be used to assist with purchase of outdoor clothing., Outdoor Colorado, "1084 Larch Drive Windsor CO 80550", $1000.00, None| Provided $1,000 to 60+ ride a non-profit providing rides for Weld County Residents 60 and older regardless of income. They provide 8.500 rides every year to close to 1,000 individuals. The funds will be used to buy magnetic signs to identify volunteer drivers., 60 plus Ride, "800 8th Ave Suite 229 Greeley CO 80631", $1000.00, None| Provided $1,000 to Ten 24 Ministries which supports at risk women and children. They empower trafficking surviors and single parent families through support and education. The funds will be used to supply food for their Boxed in Love Program, Ten 24 Ministries, "P.O. Box 578 Eaton CO 80615", $1000.00, None| Women to Women provide one time funds to women in need. The $750 will help them with their,program which has helped 2,500 local women since 2009., Women 2 Women, "P.O. Box 336962 Greeley CO 820633", $750.00, None| Part I, line 20 | Description:, Explanation:, Amount:| Property Increase in value, Property Increased in value, $1457| Revenue (Part I),line 20 | Explanation:| building value increased Program Service Accomplishments (Part III),line 31 | Explanation:| GIA Provided $3,000 for Northern Colorado Youth for Christ to support their Rebalance Program for youth aged 11-19 who have been impacted by severe or chronic trauma or stress. Donations support 3 youths in a month summer program. Program Service Accomplishments (Part III),line 32 | Explanation:| GIA provided $3,000 to Lutheran Family Services to assist the Greeley office in their program to support refugees in the Greeley area. Program Service Accomplishments (Part III),line 32 | Explanation:| GIA provided $2,150 to the local Salvation Army Chapter to assist them in providing services for needy families during the Holiday Season Program Service Accomplishments (Part III),line 32 | Explanation:| GIA provided $2,000 to assist in the annual Holocaust Memorial Observance open to all sponsored by the local Beth Israel Congregation Program Service Accomplishments (Part III),line 32 | Explanation:| GIA provided $2,000 to Jobs of Hope a local service agency working with gang-affiliated individuals and those involved in the Justice System. They assist in housing and employment. Net Assets and Fund balances (Part II),line 32 | Explanation:| GIA provided $2.000 to the Weld County Food Bank to assist them in providing food to needy families for holiday meals during the holiday season Program Service Accomplishments (Part III),line 32 | Explanation:| GIA provided $1,650 to the First Christian Church for their Wrapped in Love project to provide wraps to the North Colorado Medical Center nursery for physical therapist to use with babies and mothers. The purpose is to provide skin-to-skin contact. The funds were used to purchase fabric which is sewed by volunteers.GIA provided $1,650 to the First Christian Church for their Wrapped in Love project. This initiative aims to provide wraps for the North Colorado Medical Center nursery enabling physical therapists to promote skin-to-skin contact between babies and mothers. The funds were used to purchase fabric which is then sewn by volunteers. Program Service Accomplishments (Part III),line 32 | Explanation:| Greeley Interfaith provided $1,183 to a Layette program providing diapers baby bottles blankets and clothing for low-income parents of newborn children. Program Service Accomplishments (Part III),line 32 | Explanation:| GIA provided $1,100 to Outdoor Colorado to the Genesis Project of Northern Colorado to purchase office equipment. The Genesis mission is to empower single mothers in their pursuit of a new beginning. The equipment will be used by 4 part-time staff and 6 participants at a time and their children. Program Service Accomplishments (Part III),line 32 | Explanation:| GIA provided $1,000 to Outdoor Colorado to assist them in providing opportunities for youth to be taken to the outdoors and teach them about conservation morals ethics and responsibilities of being a good sportsman. The funds will be used to assist them with the purchase of outdoor clothing. Program Service Accomplishments (Part III),line 32 | Explanation:| Provided $1,000 to 60 + Ride a non-profit that provides transportation for Weld County Residents 60 and older regardless of income. The funds will be used for the purchase of magnet signs to identify volunteer drivers. Program Service Accomplishments (Part III),line 32 | Explanation:| GIA provided $1,000 to Ten 24 Ministries which was founded to support at-risk women and children. They empower trafficking survivors and single-parent families through support and education. The funds will be used to supply food for their Boxed in Love Program Program Service Accomplishments (Part III),line 32 | Explanation:| GIA provided $750 to Women 2 Women which provides funds for women in need. Have received extension to Nov 15