2025-10-03T06:09:09-04:00 2024-12-31 814359915 NUMBERS GROUP CONSULTING 755 GRAND BLVD STE B105-215 MIRAMAR BEACH FL 32550 990 2024-01-01 834682894 SAN PEDRO SULA DREAM CENTER INC SANP 2512982739 PO BOX 263 FOLEY AL 36536 KIMBERLY LYNN ELVIR COO 8506870936 2025-10-03 true false THERESA R BERRY P00876158 8506870936 2025-10-03 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z KIMBERLY LYNN ELVIR 15265 SCENIC HWY 98 FAIRHOPE AL 36532 347342 false X WWW.SPSDREAMCENTER.COM X 2019 AL THE PRIMARY MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO CONNECT HOPELESS PEOPLE TO GOD AND TO FORM A COMMUNITY OF SUPPORT BY PROVIDING HUMANITARIAN SERVICES THAT ADDRESS IMMEDIATE AND LONG-TERM NEEDSIN THE AREAS OF HUNGER, POVERTY, GAIN INVOLVEMENT, EDUCATION AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING. 5 3 3 559 0 298439 346174 0 47 -1538 647 1156 299133 345792 199574 257735 0 24728 25758 0 4249 40016 40142 264318 323635 34815 22157 175832 201943 3834 7788 171998 194155 X THE PRIMARY MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO CONNECT HOPELESS PEOPLE TO GOD AND TO FORM A COMMUNITY OF SUPPORT BY PROVIDING HUMANITARIAN SERVICES THAT ADDRESS IMMEDIATE AND LONG-TERM NEEDS IN THE AREAS OF HUNGER, POVERTY, GANG INVOLVEMENT, EDUCATION, AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING. ADDITIONALLY, THROUGH CHRISTIAN TEACHING AND DISCIPLESHIP WE ARE BUILDING A GROUP OF RESILIENT PEOPLE WHOSE LIVES HAVE BEEN REDEEMED BY GOD'S LOVE AND WHO NOW DESIRE TO BE AGENTS OF CHANGE IN THEIR OWN SPHERE OF INFLUENCE. false false 135843 91677 OUTREACH - EVENTS - TEAM HOSTING THE ORGANIZATION HOSTED OUTREACH EVENTS AND WELCOMED MISSIONARY TEAMS FROM SPONSORING CHURCHES AND PARTNERS TO ASSIST WITH PROGRAMS, CONFERENCES, AND COMMUNITY INITIATIVES. THROUGH THESE EFFORTS, 6,890 INDIVIDUALS WERE REACHED BY FOREIGN MISSIONARY TEAMS AND 3,834 THROUGH LOCAL OUTREACHES, FOR A COMBINED TOTAL OF 10,724 PEOPLE WHO BENEFITED FROM THE DREAM CENTERS IMPACT IN 2024. IN 2024, 8 MISSION TEAMS WITH 126 AMERICAN MISSIONARIES CAME TO SERVE ALONGSIDE THE DREAM CENTER. THESE TEAMS PARTNERED IN ONGOING PROGRAMS AND ORGANIZED SIGNIFICANT OUTREACH EVENTS INCLUDING SCHOOL VISITS AND EVANGELISTIC OUTREACHES, COLLECTIVE YOUTH NIGHTS, A MARRIAGE CONFERENCE, A MINI OLYMPICS AT HOPE.CS, CHILDRENS DAY CELEBRATIONS, COMMUNITY PROJECTS SUCH AS A ROCK PAINTING EVENT AT THE NEW DREAM CENTER, AND SPECIAL INITIATIVES LIKE PARENT MEETINGS, YOUTH CAMPS, AND SPORTS TOURNAMENTS. THROUGH THESE ACTIVITIES, THOUSANDS WERE IMPACTED ACROSS SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES. 79467 FOOD PROGRAM RELIEF, BENEVOLENCE (CARE) AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS: THE ORGANIZATION THROUGHOUT 2024 CONTINUED ITS FOOD PROGRAM, SERVING 280 INDIVIDUALS DAILY, 1,400 PLATES WEEKLY, OVER 72,000 MEALS ANNUALLY. THE PROGRAM MERGED WITH GROCERY DISTRIBUTIONS TO WIDOWS AND ELDERLY, ENSURING CONSISTENT CARE AND PROVISION FOR VULNERABLE FAMILIES. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO CONTINUED ADOPT THE BLOCK VISITS WHERE THEY CONNECTED WITH THE COMMUNITY BY DISTRIBUTING GROCERIES, OFFERING PRAYER AND PERSONALLY VISITING EVERY FAMILY CONNECTED TO THE CENTER. THE BENEVOLENCE PROGRAM CONTINUED TO MONITOR THE WELFARE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, ADDRESSING NEEDS SUCH AS MEDICAL BILLS, HOME EXPENSES, AND TRANSPORTATION. SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDED ASSISTING APPROXIMATELY 13 INDIVIDUALS WITH BENEVOLENT ASSISTANCE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THE ORGANIZATIONS EDUCATION AND SPORTS PROGRAMS SERVED AN AVERAGE OF 448 PARTICIPANTS PER QUARTER THROUGH MUSIC, SPORTS, TUTORING, ENGLISH, CHAPEL, YOUTH LEADERSHIP, AND ELDERLY GATHERINGS. STUDENTS IN THE MUSIC PROGRAM HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN A HUGE CITYWIDE CONCERT HOSTED AT A MAJOR SCHOOL IN THE CITY, AN HONOR MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UREMU ORGANIZATION. THE SPORTS PROGRAM, INCLUDING SOCCER TEAMS KNOWN AS THE DC LIONS, CONTINUED TO PARTICIPATE IN LOCAL TOURNAMENTS, FOSTERING A SENSE OF COMMUNITY AND PERSONAL GROWTH THROUGH DEVOTIONALS, PRACTICES, AND EVENTS. TUTORING AND HOMEWORK HELP AND SCHOOL INVOLVEMENT WERE CENTRAL TO THE EFFORTS TO KEEP CHILDREN IN SCHOOL AND TO BRING LASTING CHANGE TO THE COMMUNITIES SERVED BY THE ORGANIZATION. THE VOLUNTEERS REGULARLY VISITED PARTNER SCHOOLS AND CONDUCTED EVANGELISTIC OUTREACHES AT LOCAL SCHOOLS AND HOPE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL. THIS YEAR, THE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM CONTINUED TO SUPPORT 8 FULLY SCHOLARSHIPPED STUDENTS AND 2 PARTIALLY SCHOLARSHIPPED STUDENTS. 92745 THE NAME "DREAM CENTER" CONTINUES TO BE AN INDISPENSABLE PART OF THE VISION OF THE ORGANIZATION; RESOLUTELY BELIEVING IN GIVING HOPELESS PEOPLE A REASON TO DREAM. THE SAN PEDRO SULA DREAM CENTERS PRIMARY MISSION IS TO CONNECT HOPELESS PEOPLE TO GOD AND FORM A COMMUNITY OF SUPPORT BY PROVIDING HUMANITARIAN SERVICES THAT ADDRESS IMMEDIATE AND LONG TERM NEEDS. THROUGHOUT 2024, THE ORGANIZATION CONTINUED TO LEAN INTO THEIR PRIMARY PURPOSE BY OFFERING AND EXPANDING ON PROGRAMS THAT SPEAK TO THOSE NEEDS SUCH AS THEIR FOOD PROGRAMS, THEIR EDUCATION AND SPORTS PROGRAMS, THEIR BENEVOLENCE & CARE PROGRAMS AND THEIR OUTREACHES TO THEIR COMMUNITY. ANOTHER MAJOR MILESTONE WAS THE CONSTRUCTION OF PHASE ONE OF THE NEW DREAM CENTER FACILITY. THIS FIRST PHASE INCLUDES A FULL KITCHEN, A STORAGE ROOM FOR THE FEEDING PROGRAM, CAFETERIA SEATING WITH A MULTIPURPOSE MEETING ROOM, TWO BATHROOMS, AND A SHOWER. WORK BEGAN IN FEBRUARY WITH A GROUND- BREAKING AND PRAYER OVER THE LAND, PLACING SCRIPTURE-INSCRIBED ROCKS IN THE FOUNDATION. IN MARCH THE FLOOR WAS POURED, AND THROUGH THE SPRING AND SUMMER MISSION TEAMS HELPED WITH BUILDING PROJECTS BOTH INSIDE AND AROUND THE PROPERTY. BY THE END OF SUMMER THE ROOF WAS INSTALLED, WALLS WERE FINISHED IN SEPTEMBER, AND THE LOCAL TEAM PREPARED AND CLEANED THE BUILDING. ADDITIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE INCLUDED SECURING PERMITS, BUILDING A SEWAGE SYSTEM, CONNECTING TO CITY WATER, AND CONSTRUCTING AN UNDERGROUND RESERVOIR TO ADDRESS LIMITED WATER ACCESS. THE NEW FACILITY IS SET TO OPEN IN EARLY 2025. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO CONTINUED TO ADMINISTRATE AND OVERSEE APPROXIMATELY 29 INDIVIDUALS THAT SERVE AS THEIR FOREIGN STAFF AND APPROXIMATELY 486 VOLUNTEERS. 308055 true true false false false false false false false false true false false true true false false false false true true false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false 1 0 false 3 false false false false false false false false false X 5 3 false false false false false false false true true false false true true false false false false true false false X JACQUELINE STRICKLAND 2512982739 2664 HAMPTON PARK CIRCLE FOLEY AL 36535 KIMBERLY LYNN ELVIR COO 40.00 X 15000 0 0 JUAN PABLO ELVIR CEO 15.00 X 5000 0 0 LAUREN MICHELLE JOHNSON ERVIN BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 RACHEL ROBERTS WICKS BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 JACQUELINE STRICKLAND SECRETARY 1.00 X 0 0 0 20000 false false false 346174 346174 12 12 1550 -1550 -1550 -1550 REFUNDS & REIMBURSEMENT 1217 1217 CURRENCY EXCHANGE GAIN -61 -61 1156 345792 -1550 1168 257735 257735 20000 15000 3000 2000 3928 2946 589 393 1830 1372 275 183 6109 4887 1222 2583 1033 1292 258 1652 826 413 413 12678 12678 345 207 86 52 4480 4480 DUES & SUBSCRIPTIONS 3212 482 2409 321 BANK AND MERCHANT FEES 2924 1462 1462 AUTO EXPENSE 2268 2268 BUSINESS MEALS 1583 1029 396 158 2308 1650 187 471 323635 308055 11331 4249 21200 3519 153942 12663 147309 141279 7323 57145 175832 201943 3834 7788 3834 7788 X 171998 194155 171998 194155 175832 201943 22157 X false false X 107217 151032 274006 298439 346174 1176868 107217 151032 274006 298439 346174 1176868 138144 1038724 122 3 22 47 12 206 217 217 16 50 141 11 -61 157 1177448 0.88220 0.84850 X PART II, LINE 10 REFUNDS & REIMBURSEMENS 218 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 125524 125524 16156 7539 8617 12262 5124 7138 141279 CONSTRUCTION IN PROGRESS 57145 57145 CREDIT CARD PAYABLE 7788 7788 true CENTRAL AMERICA 1 1 CENTER FACILITIES PROGRAM RELATED EXPE 13238 CENTRAL AMERICA FOOD HUMANITARIAN EF FOOD PROGRAM 44687 CENTRAL AMERICA MEDICAL, GROCERY HEL CARE (BENEVOLENCE) P 13446 CENTRAL AMERICA SPORTS, MUSIC, ENGLI SCHOOL PROGRAMS 8353 CENTRAL AMERICA OUTREACH EVENTS EVANGELISTIC PROGRAM 24666 CENTRAL AMERICA TEAM EVENTS, HOSTING MISSIONS TEAM HOSTIN 88987 CENTRAL AMERICA 14 LABORER & VOLUNTEER FOREIGN ASSISTANCE 64358 1 15 1 15 257735 257735 MAINTAINING FACILITY CENTRAL AMERICA 13238 ELECTRONIC FEEDING PROGRAMS CENTRAL AMERICA 67200 44687 FOOD OUTREACH FMV CARE (BENEVOLENCE) PROG CENTRAL AMERICA 13 13446 MED, GROCERIES FMV SCHOOL CLASS PROGRAMS CENTRAL AMERICA 448 8353 MATERIALS FMV OUTREACH PROGRAMS CENTRAL AMERICA 6572 24666 OUTREACH & EDUC FMV MISSIONS TEAM HOSTING CENTRAL AMERICA 6890 88987 TEAM COSTS FMV FOREIGN STAFF ASSISTANCE CENTRAL AMERICA 559 64358 ELECTRONIC TRAVEL, LABOR FMV false false false false false false SCHEDULE F, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 2 THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES CASH GRANTS AND OTHER ASSISTANCE TO THOSE THEY HAVE ESTABLISHED ONGOING RELATIONSHIPS AND OVERSIGHT. THE ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ARE INTERNAL ACTIVITIES IN THEIR DREAM CENTER IN THE COUNTRY OF HONDURAS. THE PRINCIPALS OF THE ORGANIZATION OVERSEE THE DAY TO DAY OPERATIONS OF THE ACTIVITIES AS WELL AS MANAGE THE FUNDS ALONG WITH THEIR STAFF. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO UTILIZES A LARGE AMOUNT OF VOLUNTEERS THEY HAVE ESTABLISHED LONG WORKING RELATIONSHIPS WITH. THE PRINCIPALS OF THE ORGANIZATION HAVE SERVED IN COUNTRY FOR A LONG TIME AND HAVE DEVELOPED A LOT OF TRUSTWORTHY AND LONG TERM RELATIONSHIPS AND PROVIDE ASSISSTANCE AND OVERSIGHT TO THOSE THEY KNOW VERY WELL. ALL FUNDS ARE HELD AND MANAGED BY THE ORGANIZATIONS STAFF AND LEADERSHIP AND ARE DISBURSED AS NEEDED TO FUND THEIR OWN INTERNAL ACTITVIES. IN ADDITION, RECIPIENTS THAT REQUEST FUNDS OR ASSISTANCE THROUGH THE ORGANIZATION'S BENEVOLENT FUND PROGRAM ARE REQUIRED TO FOLLOW THE BOARD APPROVED BENEVOLENT PROGRAM REQUEST REQUIREMENTS WHICH INCLUDES FILLING OUT AN APPLICATION THAT IS REVIEWED AND APPROVED AS FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE TO COVER THOSE REQUESTS. SCHEDULE F, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 3 CENTRAL AMERICA 13,238 0 CENTRAL AMERICA 44,687 0 CENTRAL AMERICA 13,446 0 CENTRAL AMERICA 8,353 0 CENTRAL AMERICA 24,666 0 CENTRAL AMERICA 88,987 0 CENTRAL AMERICA 64,358 0 FORM 990 - ORGANIZATION'S MISSION THE PRIMARY MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO CONNECT HOPELESS PEOPLE TO GOD AND TO FORM A COMMUNITY OF SUPPORT BY PROVIDING HUMANITARIAN SERVICES THAT ADDRESS IMMEDIATE AND LONG-TERM NEEDS IN THE AREAS OF HUNGER, POVERTY, GANG INVOLVEMENT, EDUCATION, AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING. ADDITIONALLY, THROUGH CHRISTIAN TEACHING AND DISCIPLESHIP WE ARE BUILDING A GROUP OF RESILIENT PEOPLE WHOSE LIVES HAVE BEEN REDEEMED BY GOD'S LOVE AND WHO NOW DESIRE TO BE AGENTS OF CHANGE IN THEIR OWN SPHERE OF INFLUENCE. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A OUTREACH - EVENTS - TEAM HOSTING THE ORGANIZATION HOSTED OUTREACH EVENTS AND WELCOMED MISSIONARY TEAMS FROM SPONSORING CHURCHES AND PARTNERS TO ASSIST WITH PROGRAMS, CONFERENCES, AND COMMUNITY INITIATIVES. THROUGH THESE EFFORTS, 6,890 INDIVIDUALS WERE REACHED BY FOREIGN MISSIONARY TEAMS AND 3,834 THROUGH LOCAL OUTREACHES, FOR A COMBINED TOTAL OF 10,724 PEOPLE WHO BENEFITED FROM THE DREAM CENTERS IMPACT IN 2024. IN 2024, 8 MISSION TEAMS WITH 126 AMERICAN MISSIONARIES CAME TO SERVE ALONGSIDE THE DREAM CENTER. THESE TEAMS PARTNERED IN ONGOING PROGRAMS AND ORGANIZED SIGNIFICANT OUTREACH EVENTS INCLUDING SCHOOL VISITS AND EVANGELISTIC OUTREACHES, COLLECTIVE YOUTH NIGHTS, A MARRIAGE CONFERENCE, A MINI OLYMPICS AT HOPE.CS, CHILDRENS DAY CELEBRATIONS, COMMUNITY PROJECTS SUCH AS A ROCK PAINTING EVENT AT THE NEW DREAM CENTER, AND SPECIAL INITIATIVES LIKE PARENT MEETINGS, YOUTH CAMPS, AND SPORTS TOURNAMENTS. THROUGH THESE ACTIVITIES, THOUSANDS WERE IMPACTED ACROSS SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B FOOD PROGRAM RELIEF, BENEVOLENCE (CARE) AND EDUCATION PROGRAMS: THE ORGANIZATION THROUGHOUT 2024 CONTINUED ITS FOOD PROGRAM, SERVING 280 INDIVIDUALS DAILY, 1,400 PLATES WEEKLY, OVER 72,000 MEALS ANNUALLY. THE PROGRAM MERGED WITH GROCERY DISTRIBUTIONS TO WIDOWS AND ELDERLY, ENSURING CONSISTENT CARE AND PROVISION FOR VULNERABLE FAMILIES. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO CONTINUED ADOPT THE BLOCK VISITS WHERE THEY CONNECTED WITH THE COMMUNITY BY DISTRIBUTING GROCERIES, OFFERING PRAYER AND PERSONALLY VISITING EVERY FAMILY CONNECTED TO THE CENTER. THE BENEVOLENCE PROGRAM CONTINUED TO MONITOR THE WELFARE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, ADDRESSING NEEDS SUCH AS MEDICAL BILLS, HOME EXPENSES, AND TRANSPORTATION. SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDED ASSISTING APPROXIMATELY 13 INDIVIDUALS WITH BENEVOLENT ASSISTANCE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THE ORGANIZATIONS EDUCATION AND SPORTS PROGRAMS SERVED AN AVERAGE OF 448 PARTICIPANTS PER QUARTER THROUGH MUSIC, SPORTS, TUTORING, ENGLISH, CHAPEL, YOUTH LEADERSHIP, AND ELDERLY GATHERINGS. STUDENTS IN THE MUSIC PROGRAM HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN A HUGE CITYWIDE CONCERT HOSTED AT A MAJOR SCHOOL IN THE CITY, AN HONOR MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH PARTNERSHIP WITH THE UREMU ORGANIZATION. THE SPORTS PROGRAM, INCLUDING SOCCER TEAMS KNOWN AS THE DC LIONS, CONTINUED TO PARTICIPATE IN LOCAL TOURNAMENTS, FOSTERING A SENSE OF COMMUNITY AND PERSONAL GROWTH THROUGH DEVOTIONALS, PRACTICES, AND EVENTS. TUTORING AND HOMEWORK HELP AND SCHOOL INVOLVEMENT WERE CENTRAL TO THE EFFORTS TO KEEP CHILDREN IN SCHOOL AND TO BRING LASTING CHANGE TO THE COMMUNITIES SERVED BY THE ORGANIZATION. THE VOLUNTEERS REGULARLY VISITED PARTNER SCHOOLS AND CONDUCTED EVANGELISTIC OUTREACHES AT LOCAL SCHOOLS AND HOPE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL. THIS YEAR, THE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM CONTINUED TO SUPPORT 8 FULLY SCHOLARSHIPPED STUDENTS AND 2 PARTIALLY SCHOLARSHIPPED STUDENTS. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4C THE NAME "DREAM CENTER" CONTINUES TO BE AN INDISPENSABLE PART OF THE VISION OF THE ORGANIZATION; RESOLUTELY BELIEVING IN GIVING HOPELESS PEOPLE A REASON TO DREAM. THE SAN PEDRO SULA DREAM CENTERS PRIMARY MISSION IS TO CONNECT HOPELESS PEOPLE TO GOD AND FORM A COMMUNITY OF SUPPORT BY PROVIDING HUMANITARIAN SERVICES THAT ADDRESS IMMEDIATE AND LONG TERM NEEDS. THROUGHOUT 2024, THE ORGANIZATION CONTINUED TO LEAN INTO THEIR PRIMARY PURPOSE BY OFFERING AND EXPANDING ON PROGRAMS THAT SPEAK TO THOSE NEEDS SUCH AS THEIR FOOD PROGRAMS, THEIR EDUCATION AND SPORTS PROGRAMS, THEIR BENEVOLENCE & CARE PROGRAMS AND THEIR OUTREACHES TO THEIR COMMUNITY. ANOTHER MAJOR MILESTONE WAS THE CONSTRUCTION OF PHASE ONE OF THE NEW DREAM CENTER FACILITY. THIS FIRST PHASE INCLUDES A FULL KITCHEN, A STORAGE ROOM FOR THE FEEDING PROGRAM, CAFETERIA SEATING WITH A MULTIPURPOSE MEETING ROOM, TWO BATHROOMS, AND A SHOWER. WORK BEGAN IN FEBRUARY WITH A GROUND- BREAKING AND PRAYER OVER THE LAND, PLACING SCRIPTURE-INSCRIBED ROCKS IN THE FOUNDATION. IN MARCH THE FLOOR WAS POURED, AND THROUGH THE SPRING AND SUMMER MISSION TEAMS HELPED WITH BUILDING PROJECTS BOTH INSIDE AND AROUND THE PROPERTY. BY THE END OF SUMMER THE ROOF WAS INSTALLED, WALLS WERE FINISHED IN SEPTEMBER, AND THE LOCAL TEAM PREPARED AND CLEANED THE BUILDING. ADDITIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE INCLUDED SECURING PERMITS, BUILDING A SEWAGE SYSTEM, CONNECTING TO CITY WATER, AND CONSTRUCTING AN UNDERGROUND RESERVOIR TO ADDRESS LIMITED WATER ACCESS. THE NEW FACILITY IS SET TO OPEN IN EARLY 2025. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO CONTINUED TO ADMINISTRATE AND OVERSEE APPROXIMATELY 29 INDIVIDUALS THAT SERVE AS THEIR FOREIGN STAFF AND APPROXIMATELY 486 VOLUNTEERS. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B NO REVIEW WAS OR WILL BE CONDUCTED. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A ALL COMPENSATION FOR EACH KEY OFFICER IS APPROVED AND WRITTEN IN THE MINUTES TO THE MEETINGS. THE APPROVAL OF COMPENSATION IS REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY ALL INDEPENDENT MEMBERS OF THE BOARD PRIOR TO IMPLEMENTING ANY COMPENSATION. ALL APPROVALS ARE DOCUMENTED IN WRITING AND OUTLINED IN THE MINUTES TO THE MEETINGS. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 NO DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC