2025-10-04T10:54:35-05:00 2024-12-31 922320159 BROWNLEE & ASSOCIATES 7950 Seward Avenue CINCINNATI OH 45231 990EZ 2024-01-01 311014368 Sentinel Police Association % Toni Watson SENT 5136513507 1889 Central Parkway Cincinnati OH 45214 TONI WATSON Treasurer 5135672945 2025-10-04 true true JOSEPHINE BROWNLEE P00704442 5132376430 2025-10-04 X 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X www.sentinelpolice.org X X 54870 X 54870 54870 10766 7405 50868 178 2064 71281 -16411 305471 -32166 256894 186749 143439 118722 113455 0 0 305471 256894 0 0 305471 256894 X Address discrimination in Cincinnati Police Department Family Day Expenses--The Sentinel Police Association (SPA) holds an annual day event. The objective is to bridge the gap between the Polce and low-income communities by offering food, music, prizes and other activities. This years event featured a catered meal, a DJ and dancing, many games and social activities. 4648 Artsville--The SPA held a brunch at the Madisonville Artsville facility to honor and present awards to community volunteers and to police officers for initiatives and efforts to keep their neighborhood safe. Artsville is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting personal growth, self-expression, and appreciation of the visual, healing, literary, and performing arts by providing a nuturing environment for artists at all levels of their creative journey. 2290 NAACP Freedom Fund--The SPA takes an active interest in supporting operations of the NAACP which works diligently to eliminate discrimination and inequalities. The NAACP focuses on education and empowerment, criminal justic reform, public safety, racial health disparities and econoic inclusion of Black Americans to acheive equality for all. 1900 Cincinnati Learning Centers Aspire Girls Group--provides year-round behavioal health support for youth facing mental health challenges 1500 Scholarships--SPA provided two $750 scholarships to deserving high school students to help them afford a college education 1500 Basketball Cincy Starz--SPA supported local youth basketball programs to give back/enhance the overall good to the communities served. 1500 SPA paid a mental health professional to provide counseling/mental health services to police officers/fire fighters dealing with traumas on the job. 1395 SPA made donations to the Black Family Reunion, youth football and mentoring programs to reduce gun violence, cancer survivors gala and others 7129 21862 Sentinel Police Assoc President 10.00 0 0 0 JOEHONNY REESE First Vice President 10.00 0 0 0 FRED GILMAR Second Vice President 5.00 0 0 0 TONI WATSON Treasurer 10.00 0 0 0 DENICA GILMAR Business Manager 5.00 0 0 0 SABREEN ROBINSON Recording Secretary 5.00 0 0 0 KEVIN SORRELL Chaplain 5.00 0 0 0 CARLOS SHERMAN SargentAtArms 5.00 0 0 0 ANDRE MILLER Office Manager 0.00 0 0 0 false false false true false false false false false OH Sentinel Police Association 1889 Central Parkway Cincinnati OH 45214 5136513507 false false false false false false false false false false 54870 Part I Line 16 Other office expenses $1474.00 Part I Line 16 Information technology $590.00 Part I Line 20 Revenue was low due to retirements. Expenses were significantly higher due to renovation work. Cash decreased to offset expenditu -$32166.00 Part III Expenses: $1500.00 including grants of: $0.00 Revenue: $0.00 Part III Cincinnati Learning Center's Aspire Girls Group--provides year-round Part III behavioal health support for youth facing mental health challenges Part III Expenses: $1500.00 including grants of: $0.00 Revenue: $0.00 Part III Scholarships--SPA provided two $750 scholarships to deserving high school Part III students to help them afford a college education Part III Expenses: $1500.00 including grants of: $0.00 Revenue: $0.00 Part III Basketball Cincy Starz--SPA supported local youth basketball programs Part III to give back/enhance the overall good to the communities served. Part III Expenses: $1395.00 including grants of: $0.00 Revenue: $0.00 Part III SPA paid a mental health professional to provide counseling/mental health Part III services to police officers/fire fighters dealing with traumas on the job. Part III Expenses: $7129.00 including grants of: $0.00 Revenue: $0.00 Part III SPA made donations to the Black Family Reunion, youth football and Part III mentoring programs to reduce gun violence, cancer survivors gala and others Part I, Line 20 Other Changes in Net Assets/Fund Balance--Income was lower due to Part I, Line 20 a large number of retirees. Expenses were higher due to major Part I, Line 20 renovation of the building. Cash was lower due to payment of renovaton cos Part I, Line 20 of renovation costs. Part III Line 31 Cincinnati Learning Center's Aspire Group--donated 1,500 to provide Part III Line 31 provde behavioral support for youth facing mental challenges. Part III Line 31 Scholarships--Provided two $750 Scholarships to help with college Part III Line 31 Basketball Cincy Starz-Provided $1,500 to support local youth Part III Line 31 basketball program Part III Line 3 Provided $1,395 for mental health counseling services for Part III Line 31 police and fire personnel Part III Line 31 Provided $1,318 to support Black Family Reunion (food, free Part III Line 31 bookbags to community to bridge the gap with community Part III Line 31 Provided $1,263 to local football training program emphasizing Part III Line 31 personal accountability and dedication to youth skill improvement Part III Line 31 Provided $1,176 to Black and White Cancer Survior Gala to raise Part III Line 31 support early cancer awareness in Black and Brown communities Part III Line 31 Provided $1,000 to youth outreach and mentoring program Part III Line 31 designed to reduce gun violence in Cincinnati Part III Line 31 Donated $603 to support exhange students working at the Cinti Part III Line 31 Police Youth Service Unit's Children in Trauma Intervention Camp Part III Line 31 Donated $1,255 in total to sponsor a charity softball game Part III Line 31 between police and fire members, a domestic violence rally, a Part III Line 31 MLK Program Booklet Ad, the Sentinels "Get the Groceries" Project Part III Line 31 which bought food for community members.