2025-10-13T19:24:23-05:00 2024-12-31 990 2024-01-01 863077687 HUNTERS POINT BIOMONITORING FOUNDATION INC % AHIMSA PORTER SUMCHAI MD HUNT 4158595471 150 EXECUTIVE PARK BLVD STE 1000 San Francisco CA 94134 AHIMSA PORTER SUMCHAI MD CEO PI ACTING SECRETARY 4158595471 2025-10-13 true true SUSAN A WEST P00330296 4157600897 2025-10-13 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z AHIMSA PORTER SUMCHAI MD 150 EXECUTIVE PARK BLVD Ste SUITE 1 SAN FRANCISCO CA 94134 93516 false X X CA TO PROVIDE SCIENTIFIC CHARITABLE SUPPORT FOR THE HUNTERS POINT COMMUNITY TOXIC REGISTRY DEDICATED TO OFFERING ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SURVEYS COMMUNITY EXPOSURE RESEARCH URINARY SCREENINGS DESIGNED TO DETECTPROTECT PREVENT ENVIRONMENTAL TOXIC EXPOSURE AT SUPERFUND SI 6 6 0 15 0 0 156375 92964 0 0 2600 552 158975 93516 19250 20400 0 58000 36500 0 0 53340 37064 130590 93964 28385 -448 525384 569097 88980 93963 436404 475134 X Support & promote the community biomonitoring program & implement the toxic registry to Protect, Detect & Prevent exposures to environmental toxicants emanating from a Federal Superfund Site. 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Major accomplishments: 1.Pollution Patrol Ambassador Program conducts monthly environmental survey tours led by Principal Investigator and volunteers. 2.Monthly Open House and Live Community Events, including annual STEM Frenzy held on March 23, 2024 in Chase Stadium, represented by PI and published as community education in SF Bay View Newspaper. 3.Creation and build out of Hunters Point Community Toxic Registry implemented by the creation of a digital Toxic Registry and geospatial mapping as ESRI available at: https//www.hunterspointcommunitybiomonitoring.net (See Sched O) 1445 23700 Funding Toxic Exposure Urinary Biomonitoring Screenings for very low income high risk residents is HP Biomonitorings signature program It launched as a Go Fund Me campaign in 2019 when the fiscally sponsored Hunters Point Community Biomonitoring Program first filed as a CCSF business entity. CalEPA October 2024 budget amendment created a line item for up to 100 tests available for reimbursement in 2025. 2024 Go FundMe campaign raised $194 used to cover testing in March and May 24 Dr. Ramona Tascoe received $500 for services rendered to homeless RV tenants sited on the contaminated shoreline of a Federal Superfund. Program was fully charitable, but was able to play a critical role in host of legal and administrative actions taken to (See Sched O) 38500 4757 Navigating the Toxic Triangle in BVHP is the Master Program of HPBF. It harnesses the genius and creativity of the Foundation and related organizations in finalizingproject deliverables for a $250,000 Environmental Justice Data Fund grant awarded in 2022 to build collaborative problem solving in advancing environmental science, community exposure research, advanced human biomonitoring for speciated nucleotides and nutrient deficiencies along with cutting edge GIS analysis, mappings and IT optimization hosted by the intl ESRI platform. 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Part VI Line 11b 990 sent to to all Board Members for review Part VI Line 19 On website and by request Part III 4a Solano-Foo Environmental Consultant and GIS Analyist and non-profit public Part III 4a helath benefit corporation GreenInfo Network received regranting of CalEPA Part III 4a funds for the virtual creation of the Hunters Point Toxic Registry Part III 4a hosted on ArcGIS:https://arcg.is/OKWu9v Part III 4b protect the RV dwellers including redress of rodent infestations, Part III 4b universal nutritional deficiencies and exposure to excavated toxic soils. Part III 4c cancer,nutritional and environmentally linked disease clusters. Part III 4c Research and development of the Hunters Point Community Toxic Registry Part III 4c was an exposure science tool as described in 4a. Navigating the Toxic Part III 4c Triangle was supported in 2024 by collaborative grants awarded to Part III 4c Greenaction for Health & Environmental Justice by CARB and BAQQMD. Part III 4c The program was fully charitable in 2024, generating no program revenue. Part III 4c The program findings were published as amonthly environmental science Part III 4c series in the SF Bay View Newspaper, reimbursed from a CalEPA grant award Part III 4c of $3,000. The expertise of the PI and CEO are integrated into program Part III 4c expenses for 2024, budgeted at $36,500 of which $10,400 is budgeted for Part III 4c administrative and general expenses. Part VI Line 11b 990 sent to all Board Members for review Part VI Line 19 Available on website and by request