2026-05-21T18:15:36-04:00 2025-12-31 990EZ 2025-01-01 833627155 Wide Horizons Inc WIDE 2096298968 1032 W Yosemite Ave Manteca CA 95337 Troy Stelmack Treasurer 2096085034 2026-05-21 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X www.widehorizons4u.org X X 105938 22691 41886 1431 0 1020 38910 9092 30838 0 96846 72859 5135 35933 879 32971 147777 -50931 134878 0 83947 136966 87526 0 0 0 951 136966 88477 2088 4530 134878 83947 Wide Horizons, Inc. provides community-based programs and supportive services that promote independence, life skills development, employment readiness, social engagement, and community participation for neurodiverse adults and individuals with disabilities. Wide Horizons, Inc. provided community-based adult day and life skills services for neurodiverse adults in San Joaquin County through its EVOLVE program. During 2025, the organization served approximately seven participants following successful vendorization with Valley Mountain Regional Center (VMRC) under adult day program services. Program activities focused on independent living skills, communication development, employment readiness, transportation training, household management, budgeting, health and wellness, community integration, volunteer activities, and social development. Participants engaged in structured instructional and community-based activities including job exploration, meal preparation, financial literacy, fitness and wellness education, safety awareness, arts and recreation, and vocational preparation. Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding from the City of Manteca assisted the organization with program operations, staffing, occupancy, and participant support services while the organization pursued expansion through additional regional center service code approvals. 0 121263 121263 Monica Stelmack Chief Executive Officer 60 14000 0 0 Jim Domingo Board Chairperson 2 0 0 0 Allie Solorio Acting Board Secretary 2 0 0 0 Troy Stelmack Treasurer 10 0 0 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 false false CA Troy Stelmack 1032 W Yosemite Ave Manteca CA 95337 2096085034 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 36122 60092 134373 204548 61602 496737 36122 60092 134373 204548 61602 496737 496737 0 0 0 2327 1431 3758 500495 382302 0.9925 0.79 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Diamonds in the Night 2025 38910 38910 0 0 0 8158 600 296 0 0 38910 0 38910 0 0 0 8158 600 296 9054 29856 0 Part I 16 The amount reported on Line 16 consists of various program and administrative operating expenses, including program supplies and services, occupancy and utilities, fleet and transportation costs, insurance, professional services, office and technology expenses, advertising, training, travel, and other routine organizational expenses necessary to support program delivery and general operations. Part II 24 The amount reported on Line 24 consists of the QuickBooks Tax Holding Account totaling $951, representing payroll tax withholdings temporarily held prior to remittance. Part II 26 The amount reported on Line 26 consists of the following liabilities: Oak Valley Credit Card #5825 (Troy): $3,694.86 Oak Valley Credit Card #5833 (Monica): $553.54 Payroll Liabilities (CA PIT/SDI, CA SUI/ETT, Federal 941 taxes): $950. +/? adjustments Kaiser Silver 70 HMO accrual: $(669.88) (reversal of prior?year accrual) Total current liabilities: $4,530 Part III 28 During 2025, Wide Horizons, Inc. served approximately seven participants following successful vendorization with Valley Mountain Regional Center (VMRC) under adult day program services. Program activities focused on independent living skills, communication development, employment readiness, transportation training, household management, budgeting, health and wellness, community integration, volunteer activities, and social development. Participants engaged in structured instructional and community-based activities including job exploration, meal preparation, financial literacy, fitness and wellness education, safety awareness, arts and recreation, and vocational preparation. Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding from the City of Manteca assisted the organization with program operations, staffing, occupancy, and participant support services while the organization pursued expansion through additional regional center service code approvals.