2025-10-31T09:16:28-07:00 2025-06-30 832361765 Bethsaida Consulting Group LLC 5625 N German Church Rd 2105 Indianapolis IN 462358513 990 2024-07-01 812553623 MindsEye Radio MIND 6183946444 9541 Church Circle Drive Belleville IL 62223 Jason Frazier President & CEO 2025-10-31 true true Jason Green CPA P01247539 4632158054 X 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Jason Frazier 9541 Church Circle Drive Belleville IL 622231000 836401 false X www.mindseyeradio.org X 2016 IL Translating Vision into Audio. MindsEye builds a more inclusive community by translating vision into audio for individuals who are blind or visually impaired. 14 14 10 288 0 463698 613780 84394 82563 15022 11964 88616 112352 651730 820659 0 0 436210 399516 0 92154 305863 328855 742073 728371 -90343 92288 203340 285803 41764 31939 161576 253864 Translating Vision into Audio. MindsEye builds a more inclusive community by translating vision into audio for individuals who are blind or visually impaired. false false 182882 64010 MindsEye began an audio description service, training 30 volunteers to go to theatres, museums and other cultural events to describe action on stage or art. A total of 31 events were described to people who were visually impaired 167418 400 MindsEye produced over 130 hours a week of unique programming that featured volunteers reading from magazines, newspapers, books and retail ads. This programming was distributed to over 13,000 people who are blind, low vision, or had another physical disability that prevents them from reading. Broadcasts played over closed circuit radio, several apps, a phone service, and on MindsEye's website. Additionally, all hours of programming are available as mp3s each week that are available for registered listeners to download, 20 of these hours are available in specialized DAISY format, making them easier to navigate. 124017 10841 BeepBall is described by blind athletes as a dream come true, it adds a spin on baseball that allows players with a visual disability to compete on the same field with sighted players. Guided by sound rather than sight, three key things make BeepBall different from traditional baseball. One is the ball. The BeepBall is a Chicago-style softball with an internal speaker that makes a beeping sound when activated. Next are the bases there are only two: first base and third base. The bases are made of dense foam covered in vinyl fabric and are in the shape of a four-foot pillar with a cubed base that houses a buzzing speaker system. That speaker system is activated manually by an umpire with a switch box. The third difference, and most important leveling the playing field, is the blindfold. 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The entire Form 990 is electronically provided to the full board before filing. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c Members are asked to disclose conflicts of interest annually. Members are excluded from decisions where there is a conflict. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15a Salaries are set by analysis of comparable positions within the area. Raises and bonuses are dependent upon performance and the Organization's financial success. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 The Organization's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, financial statements, and Form 990 are available to the public upon request. Other: Continued from Part I, Line 1 ...mission of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate and emerged as a standalone nonprofit organization in 2016. Other: Continued from Part III, Line 4 c A typical at bat works as follows: a blindfolded batter steps up to the plate and a pitcher, who is sighted and on the hitter's team, underhand pitches the BeepBall to the batter, telling them when to swing. If contact is made and the ball is put into play, the umpire with flip the switch randomly for first OR third base. If the batter touches the base before one of two sighted spotters, gets possession of the ball before the batter reaches the base, then the batter is out. BeepBall became one of Minds Eye's programs in July 2018. MindsEye's BeepBall program hosts two annual tournaments. The program also offers demonstrations around the St. Louis region for universities, schools, and events where we teach individuals about persons with Visual Impairments as well as how to play this great adaptive game. The Beep Baseball has teams from all over the country, and a few from outside the US, compete on a national level in a week-long tournament to be the Beep Baseball World Champions. Part XI: Line 9 Special events expense is reported gross for financial statements in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. Part XII, Line 2c The Finance Committee assumes oversight responsibility of the audit and selection of the independent accountant. Pt III, Line 4d: Expenses: $120,221 including grants of: $0 Revenue: $652 Description: Other program services