2026-01-19T10:51:25-06:00 2025-09-30 334797859 Blacksmith CPA 2629 S Bluegrass Dr Nampa ID 83686 990EZ 2024-10-01 472135088 10 CAN Inc 10CA 3073068937 4655 Hahns Peak Dr 203 Loveland CO 80538 David Mohammed Chief Financial Officer 8137165045 2026-01-16 1 1 BRYCE MORRISON P02154746 5128256667 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X X https://www.10can.org/ X X 104657 X 91569 12842 4887 7955 246 99770 21277 2425 2882 474 46787 73845 25925 17897 0 43822 X 27090 49755 7925 5143 35015 54898 17118 11076 17897 43822 X To save hometown heroes, raise warriors, and restore families through the great outdoors. Youth Hunts: 10 Can Inc.'s youth hunting program is a multifaceted initiative designed to introduce young individuals to the art and responsibility of hunting while instilling in them a deep respect for wildlife, conservation, and outdoor ethics. Here's how the program operates and the benefits it offers to its participants: Education and Training, Hands on Experience, Conservation Awareness, Character Development, Healthy Lifestyle, Community and Camaraderie. 100 12849 Healing Hometown Heroes: The Healing Hometown Heroes program implemented by 10 Can Inc. is a thoughtful and comprehensive initiative aimed at providing crucial support and care to first responders who bravely serve their communities. This program is designed with the wellbeing of these heroes in mind, recognizing the immense challenges and stresses they face in their line of duty. Here's how the Healing Hometown Heroes program benefits its participants: Mental health support, Physical Welness Resources, Peer Support Networks, Educational Opportunities and Outdoor Adventures. 21177 15729 Outdoor Therapy: 10 Can Inc.'s outdoor therapy program for veterans and their families offers a unique and holistic approach to healing and wellbeing. By incorporating various outdoor activities such as pickleball, gator hunts, hunting, fishing, and wilderness survival, the program aims to address the physical, mental, and emotional needs of its participants. Here's how each activity benefits the participants: Pickleball: Pickleball is a lowimpact sport that combines elements of tennis, badminton, and ping pong. It promotes cardiovascular health, coordination, and social interaction. Veterans and their families can enjoy friendly competition while improving their fitness levels and fostering camaraderie with fellow participants. Gator Hunts: Gator hunts provide veterans with an exhilarating outdoor adventure while teaching valuable skills such as patience, strategy, and teamwork. Engaging in such an activity can boost confidence and selfesteem, as participants conquer challenges and achieve success in capturing these formidable creatures. Hunting: Hunting allows participants to connect with nature and experience the thrill of the chase. It encourages mindfulness, as individuals learn to appreciate their surroundings and develop a deeper understanding of wildlife conservation. Additionally, the camaraderie forged during hunting trips fosters a sense of belonging and support among participants. Fishing: Fishing is known for its therapeutic benefits, promoting relaxation, stress reduction, and mindfulness. Spending time by the water can have a calming effect on the mind, providing veterans and their families with a peaceful retreat from the challenges of everyday life. Whether casting a line from the shore or embarking on a deepsea fishing excursion, participants can enjoy quality time together while reaping the rewards of their patience and perseverance. Wilderness Survival: Wilderness survival activities teach valuable life skills such as resourcefulness, adaptability, and resilience. Participants learn how to navigate unfamiliar terrain, build shelters, and identify edible plants, fostering a sense of selfreliance and empowerment. These experiences can be particularly beneficial for veterans transitioning to civilian life, as they build confidence in their ability to overcome obstacles and thrive in challenging environments. Overall, 10 Can Inc.'s outdoor therapy program provides veterans and their families with opportunities for physical activity, social connection, and personal growth. By engaging in a variety of outdoor pursuits, participants can heal from the wounds of war, strengthen family bonds, and rediscover joy and purpose in their lives. 0 15729 44307 DR MATTHEW R BURKE CHAIRMAN 20.00 0 0 0 David Mohammed CFO 3.00 0 0 0 Jon Parks Hunting Director 20.00 0 0 0 Pastor Aaron Olinski Director 2.00 0 0 0 Capt Bobby Delgado Director 2.00 0 0 0 Eron Ilher Director 2.00 0 0 0 Dr Abhishek Kumar Director 2.00 0 0 0 Lee Henderson Director 2.00 0 0 0 Billy Lints Director 2.00 0 0 0 X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 David Mohammed 4655 Hahns Peak Dr Unit 203 Loveland CO 80538 8137165045 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NONE NONE 1 X 75755 135263 146470 119564 91569 568621 75755 135263 146470 119564 91569 568621 568621 5 95 1 120 221 119 668 45269 246 46302 615144 0.92440 0.92240 X Clay Shoot Fundraiser 18842 6000 12842 4887 18842 6000 12842 4887 4887 7955 Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 8 - Other Revenue Description: CREDIT CARD REWARDS. Amount: 4. Description: Miscallaneous Revenue. Amount: 242. Total to Form 990-EZ, line 8: 246. Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 10 - Grants and Similar Amounts Paid Activity Classification: GRANT TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION. Grantee Name: Healing Hometown Heroes. Grantee Address: 5851 Marion County Dr. Lady Lake, FL 32159. Date of Gift: 10/18/24. Amount Given: 21,177. Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 10 - Grants and Similar Amounts Paid Activity Classification: Scholarship to Individual. Grantee Name: Miranda Wilkinson. Date of Gift: 08/20/25. Amount Given: 100. Total included on Form 990-EZ, line 10: 21,277. Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 14 Description: Depreciation. Amount: 2,882. Form 990-EZ, Part I, Line 16 - Other Expenses Description: DUES & SUBSCRIPTIONS. Amount: 50. Description: INSURANCE. Amount: 1,421. Description: MEALS. Amount: 468. Description: OFFICE EXPENSES. Amount: 392. Description: TAXES & LICENSES. Amount: 343. Description: TRAVEL. Amount: 11,226. Description: BANK FEES. Amount: 374. Description: AUTO EXPENSES. Amount: 50. Description: NON-PROFIT PROGRAMS. Amount: 636. Description: ADVERTISING. Amount: 1,062. Description: SMALL EQUIPMENT. Amount: 36. Description: SOFTWARE. Amount: 2,833. Description: SUPPLIES & MATERIALS. Amount: 20,183. Description: INTEREST EXPENSE. Amount: 439. Description: PayPal Expenses. Amount: 6,025. Description: Disposal Fees. Amount: 300. Description: Uncategorized Expense. Amount: 500. Description: USPS. Amount: 40. Description: Salaries. Amount: 400. Description: Other expenses. Amount: 9. Total to Form 990-EZ, line 16: 46,787. Form 990-EZ, Part II, Line 24 - Other Assets Description: Inventory. Beg. of Year Amount: 0. End of Year Amount: 100. Description: Other Depreciable Assets. Beg. of Year Amount: 7,925. End of Year Amount: 5,043. Form 990-EZ, Part II, Line 26 - Other Liabilities Description: CREDIT CARD PAYABLE. Beg. of Year Amount: 17,118. End of Year Amount: 11,076. The organization did not, during the year, receive any funds, directly,or indirectly, to pay premiums on a personal benefit contract.The organization, did not, during the year, pay any premiums, directly,or indirectly, on a personal benefit contract.