2025-02-28T08:46:21-05:00 2024-12-31 204028013 HAGA KOMMER LTD 204 E MAIN ST MANDAN ND 58554 990EZ 2024-01-01 800571647 MISSOURI VALLEY COALITION FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE INC MISS 7012240588 PO BOX 2271 BISMARCK ND 58502 MARK HEINERT PRESIDENT 7016632122 2025-02-24 true false LYNNELL RUDE CPA P00112623 7016639345 2025-02-24 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X MVCHP.COM X X 23055 X 23055 23055 5000 46960 4477 56437 -33382 81475 48093 81475 48093 81475 48093 81475 48093 X ADVOCATES FOR SAFE, STABLE, AND LIFE-AFFIRMING HOUSING FOR ALL. MVCHP HAS GROWN AN ORGANIZATIONAL BASE OF OVER 40 AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS AND OVER 100 COMMITTED COMMUNITY MEMBERS WHO DEDICATE THEMSELVES TO THE SHARED MVCHP MISSION. MVCHP SPONSORS HIGHLY ATTENDED MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS TO SHARE CURRENT COMMUNITY ACTIVITY INFORMATION AND COMMITTEE REPORTS, ASSESS LOCAL NEEDS, PROPOSE SOLUTIONS, AND PRESENT FOCUSED INFORMATION FROM COMMUNITY EXPERTS. THE MVCHP'S BOARD CONDUCTS MONTHLY BUSINESS MEETINGS MANAGING MVCHP OPERATIONS, FINANCES, AND CORE GOALS. THREE MVCHP COMMITTEES FOCUS WORK ON KEY AREAS: (A) UNMET NEEDS, (B) PUBLIC AWARENESS, (C) HOPE COMMITTEE. MVCHP COLLABORATES MEMBER ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE STATEWIDE CONTINUUM OF CARE SYSTEM TO COORDINATE HOMELESS SURVEYS OF NEED ACROSS THE REGION. SUSTAINING A VIABLE, SERVICE-DRIVEN NETWORK IS MVCHP PRINCIPAL AIM. MVCHP'S HIGH LEVEL OF ACTIVE MEMBER PARTICIPATION EVIDENCES THIS VIABILITY. MVCHP COORDINATED THE VARIOUS CONTRIBUTED SERVICES OF ITS MEMBERS, THAT MEET THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PEOPLE AND EFFECT POSITIVE CHANGES IN THEIR LIVES. THE MVCHP'S WEBSITE (WWW.MVCHP.COM/RESOURCES) POSTS CRITICAL ACCESS POINTS TO SERVICES, INFORMING BOTH HOMELESS PEOPLE AND SERVICE PROVIDERS ON HOW TO CONNECT PEOPLE TO THE SERVICES THEY SEEK. MVCHP PROVIDES A CLEARINGHOUSE FOR PROGRAMS AND SPECIAL EVENTS FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED, OFFERING A DISCIPLINED FOCUS ON COORDINATING ACTIVITIES TO ELIMINATE UNWANTED DUPLICATION OF EFFORT, RESULTING IN LOST EFFICIENCY. FOLLOWING THE PANDEMIC, MVCHP DEVELOPED A PILOT PROJECT TO ADDRESS SOME OF THE TRANSPORTATION CHALLENGES FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE IN THE BISMARCK-MANDAN AREA. THE BIS-MAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY HAS PARTNERED TO OFFER FREE BUS RIDES FOR HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS SERVED BY OUR MEMBER AGENCIES. MVCHP CONTRIBUTED 5000 TO START THE PROJECT IN 2023, AND AN ADDITIONAL 5,000 IN 2024. CONTINUED FUNDING WILL BE PROVIDED IN 2025. MVCHP CONTRACTED WITH CONSENSUS COUNCIL TO REINSTATE AND GROW THE FEMA EMERGENCY FOOD AND SHELTER PROGRAM, OFFERING FEDERAL FUNDING FOR SHELTERING AND FOOD SECURITY. IN 2024, THE REGIONAL EFSP PROGRAM SUCCESSFULLY ACCESSED 41,230 TO DISTRIBUTE TO 14 LOCAL RECIPIENT ORGANIZATIONS WHO DIRECTLY DISTRIBUTED THESE FUNDS IN THE FORM OF SHELTERING, MASS FEEDING, AND OTHER FOODS. 5000 44172 44172 MARK HEINERT PRESIDENT 1.00 0 NICOLE SCHURHAMER VICE-PRESIDE 1.00 0 MICHELLE ERICKSON SECRETARY 1.00 0 PATTI REGAN TREASURER 1.00 0 JIM BARNHARDT BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 DAVE BENDER BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 BRIAN CASSIDAY BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 KYLIE ERICKSON BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 CLINT FULLER BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 BROOKE SUNDVOR BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 ANNE CLEARY EX-OFFICIO/C 000.00 0 false false false false false false false false false ND THE CONSENSUS COUNCIL 125 SLATE DR 6 BISMARCK ND 58503 7012240588 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 87946 36603 95587 42575 23055 285766 87946 36603 95587 42575 23055 285766 285766 285766 1.00000 1.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED FORM 990-EZ, PART I LINE 13: MVCHP CONTRACTS WITH THE CONSENSUS COUNCIL TO FACILITATE COALITION MEETINGS, PROGRAMS, AND EVENTS, AS WELL AS TO MANAGE COALITION FINANCES AND THE EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER PROGRAM FOR ND SOUTH REGION. FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES ADVERTISING & PROMOTION 1,600 OFFICE EXPENSES 389 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 1,100 CONFERENCES/MEETINGS 1,200 HUNGER & HOMELESS AWARENE 188 TOTAL 4,477 FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 MVCHP HAS GROWN AN ORGANIZATIONAL BASE OF OVER 40 AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS AND OVER 100 COMMITTED COMMUNITY MEMBERS WHO DEDICATE THEMSELVES TO THE SHARED MVCHP MISSION. MVCHP SPONSORS HIGHLY ATTENDED MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS TO SHARE CURRENT COMMUNITY ACTIVITY INFORMATION AND COMMITTEE REPORTS, ASSESS LOCAL NEEDS, PROPOSE SOLUTIONS, AND PRESENT FOCUSED INFORMATION FROM COMMUNITY EXPERTS. THE MVCHP'S BOARD CONDUCTS MONTHLY BUSINESS MEETINGS MANAGING MVCHP OPERATIONS, FINANCES, AND CORE GOALS. THREE MVCHP COMMITTEES FOCUS WORK ON KEY AREAS: (A) UNMET NEEDS, (B) PUBLIC AWARENESS, (C) HOPE COMMITTEE. MVCHP COLLABORATES MEMBER ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE STATEWIDE CONTINUUM OF CARE SYSTEM TO COORDINATE HOMELESS SURVEYS OF NEED ACROSS THE REGION. SUSTAINING A VIABLE, SERVICE-DRIVEN NETWORK IS MVCHP PRINCIPAL AIM. MVCHP'S HIGH LEVEL OF ACTIVE MEMBER PARTICIPATION EVIDENCES THIS VIABILITY. MVCHP COORDINATED THE VARIOUS CONTRIBUTED SERVICES OF ITS MEMBERS, THAT MEET THE NEEDS OF HOMELESS PEOPLE AND EFFECT POSITIVE CHANGES IN THEIR LIVES. THE MVCHP'S WEBSITE (WWW.MVCHP.COM/RESOURCES) POSTS CRITICAL ACCESS POINTS TO SERVICES, INFORMING BOTH HOMELESS PEOPLE AND SERVICE PROVIDERS ON HOW TO CONNECT PEOPLE TO THE SERVICES THEY SEEK. MVCHP PROVIDES A CLEARINGHOUSE FOR PROGRAMS AND SPECIAL EVENTS FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED, OFFERING A DISCIPLINED FOCUS ON COORDINATING ACTIVITIES TO ELIMINATE UNWANTED DUPLICATION OF EFFORT, RESULTING IN LOST EFFICIENCY. FOLLOWING THE PANDEMIC, MVCHP DEVELOPED A PILOT PROJECT TO ADDRESS SOME OF THE TRANSPORTATION CHALLENGES FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE IN THE BISMARCK-MANDAN AREA. THE BIS-MAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY HAS PARTNERED TO OFFER FREE BUS RIDES FOR HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS SERVED BY OUR MEMBER AGENCIES. MVCHP CONTRIBUTED 5000 TO START THE PROJECT IN 2023, AND AN ADDITIONAL 5,000 IN 2024. CONTINUED FUNDING WILL BE PROVIDED IN 2025. MVCHP CONTRACTED WITH CONSENSUS COUNCIL TO REINSTATE AND GROW THE FEMA EMERGENCY FOOD AND SHELTER PROGRAM, OFFERING FEDERAL FUNDING FOR SHELTERING AND FOOD SECURITY. IN 2024, THE REGIONAL EFSP PROGRAM SUCCESSFULLY ACCESSED 41,230 TO DISTRIBUTE TO 14 LOCAL RECIPIENT ORGANIZATIONS WHO DIRECTLY DISTRIBUTED THESE FUNDS IN THE FORM OF SHELTERING, MASS FEEDING, AND OTHER FOODS.