2025-01-15T16:11:03Z 2022-12-31 990EZ 2022-01-01 850973638 ZACKERY TYLER & RUSSELL DOYLE FOUNDATION INC ZACK 8015992699 533 E Jade Park Ln Draper UT 84020 Susan Haueter Executive Director 8015992699 2025-01-01 2022 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z X https://justliveitup.org X X 150120 X 149364 575 181 43 138 150077 1257 9549 9 146936 157751 -7674 14331 6657 X 9881 1123 4450 13000 14331 14123 0 7466 14331 6657 Our organization is dedicated to providing a proactive approach for suicide prevention. By promoting positive mental health and well-being through engaging activities, social events, and community-based initiatives. We strive to create safe, supportive spaces where individuals of all ages can connect, build resilience, and foster meaningful relationships. By offering programs that focus on emotional wellness, connecting to their communities, stress reduction, and personal growth, we aim to empower individuals to lead healthier, more balanced lives. Through our efforts, we seek to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health, encourage open dialogue, and support holistic approaches to mental wellness for all members of our community. We operate with the awareness that depression and risks of suicide are not limited by status, class, race, religion, or income. Anyone, no matter how successful they may be, can fall victim to depression and suicidal thoughts. Live through Arts and Sports helps individuals discover and pursue their passions in the arts and sports by collecting and distributing goods and connecting participants with opportunities in areas such as painting, dance, music, and athletics. The program encourages self-expression, creativity, and physical well-being, with the goal of turning these passions into lifelong pursuits that enrich lives and reduce the risk of suicide. This year, the program distributed over $45,000 in donated equipment and supplies to participants, supporting improved mood, a sense of purpose, and social connection. 51595 Adopt A Utah Senior Gift A Grad is a community-based program that supports high school seniors as they transition into adulthood. Through mentorship, celebratory events, and resources, the program helps students build confidence, set goals, and develop life skills. It connects seniors with local leaders and professionals for guidance on education, career paths, mental health, and personal development. The program has recognized over 6,000 graduates and distributed more than $600,000 in donated goods, empowering students to approach the next chapter of their lives with hope and optimism. 16494 Hope for the Homeless provides personalized care packages to individuals experiencing homelessness, offering essential items along with a message of compassion and hope. Each package includes hygiene products, nutritious snacks, clothing, and other practical supplies, as well as a handwritten note of encouragement. This program aims to restore dignity, provide comfort, and reduce the risk of suicide by showing individuals they are valued and supported by their community. This year, over 400 care packages were created and distributed, with goods generously donated to support the initiative. 55545 123634 Susan Haueter President and Treasurer 25.00 0 0 0 Calli Bartholomew Vice President 10.00 0 0 0 Tesla Poore Secretary 2.00 0 0 0 false false false false false 0 false false false 0 0 false UT Susan Haueter 533 E Jade Park Ln Draper UT 84020 8015992699 false false false false false false false false false false false false NONE 0 NONE 0 true X 0 145675 149364 295039 0 0 0 0 0 145675 149364 295039 0 64915 65325 130240 0 0 64915 65325 130240 164799 0 575 575 371 138 509 0 0 0 371 713 1084 0 0 0 0 0 146046 150077 296123 X 0.55650 1.00000 0.00370 0.00000 Part III Line 10 Interest income is from cash back rewards on corporate credit card Part III Line 11 Unrelated business income comes from the sales of donated collectibles. RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Part I, Line 16 Office supplies include paper, ink, record keeping books and office furniture - desk and chair. Occupancy utilities include home office and storage space rent and utility costs. Other expenses include venue rental for board meetings and program meetings, travel, vehicle rental/lease for the acquisition and distributions of various sports equipment and art supplies to support our programs. that promote physical activity and creative expression. The donated sports equipment includes a wide range of general sports equipment including snow gear and equipment as well as hiking gear and equipment. Additionally, the art suppliesranging from professional grade cameras and digital drawing tablets to paints, canvases, sketchbooks and sculpting materials were distributed to foster creativity and self-expression among participants. In addition, many various items and gift cards were distributed through our Adopt a Utah Senior/Gift a Grad program. These donations are catered to the individual beneficiaries specific likes and interests. The majority of our costs incurred are from the facilitation of this program. We also received and distributed hundreds of personal care items through our Hope for the Homeless program. These distributions included personal hygiene items as well as small nutritional snacks, small amounts of cash and a personal message of hope. These in-kind donations play a crucial role in helping us deliver impactful, hands-on experiences that encourage personal growth and community connection. Part I, Line 8 Investment income is Cash Back Rewards from Business Credit Card, Other revenue is the credit that was used on the credit card that is totaled in the expenses. This is a short term balance expected to be paid off within a year. Part II, Line 24 Other assets include furniture, books, computer equipment and other miscellaneous items that are to be used for our next big goal, which is to open a community center, as well as $7466 in accounts receivable which is a corporate credit card. Part II, Line 26 Liability is the organizations Credit Card balance that is estimated to be paid off within the year. An extension was filed, but additional consultation with a tax professional beyond what we had anticipated, was needed to ensure an accurate filing.