2026-03-13T14:12:00-07:00 2025-03-31 850850907 Dogwood CPA Firm 3020 Rockingham Dr NW Atlanta GA 303271233 990EZ 2025-03-01 850585273 Georgia RSVP Inc GEOR 4042457729 1330 Mayfield Manor Drive Alpharetta GA 30009 Shannon Ferguson Treasurer 2026-03-13 true true John T Holmes P00393485 4049661311 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X www.garsvpclinic.org X X 33473 X 33473 0 0 0 0 33473 1000 3683 4683 28790 64005 92795 64005 92795 64005 92795 64005 92795 The purpose of Georgia RSVP, Inc. is to provide free outstanding rehabilitative care that maximizes independence, wellness, and community participation for uninsured people with spinal cord and acquired brain injuries. Board members and clinical specialists (physicians, case managers, physical, occupational, and speech therapists) are all volunteers. The Georgia RSVP Clinic is a free outpatient rehabilitation program for uninsured and underinsured individuals who have experienced traumatic brain injury (TBI), spinal cord injury (SCI), or stroke. Our clinical volunteers include physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians, rehabilitation nurses, case managers, physical, occupational, and speech-language therapists, recreational therapists, psychologists, and peer mentors. We provide individual and group education to support families. For clients unable to attend in person due to medical or transportation barriers, we offer telehealth services to ensure access to care. Between clinic dates, we offer ongoing, comprehensive support to address the social determinants of health including housing, food access, transportation, and connection to vital community resources. We also assist clients in accessing essential medical supplies and equipment such as wheelchairs, hospital beds, and adaptive devices that promote safety and independence. During this last month, our volunteers contributed 345 hours. We admitted 4 new clients and had 1 discharge, our clients are seen on average between 6-8 months, some for over a year. This month, each of our clients received specialized interdisciplinary therapy services. We supported one client in receiving the specialty splinting he needed for essential hand function, as well as specialty bathroom equipment needed for bathing. We supported three clients in receiving the appropriate wound care, and bowel/bladder supplies they require for quality of life. 1000 4683 4683 Susan Johnson Executive Dir. 20.00 0 Julie Haabauer-Krupa Director 3.08 0 Shannon Ferguson Treasurer 4.42 0 Tracey Wallace Chairman 5.77 0 Payal Fadia Director 0.23 0 James Johnson Director 1.92 0 LuRae Ahrendt Secretary 8.00 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false GA Shannon Ferguson 1751 N Rock Springs Rd NE Atlanta GA 30324 7738480354 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 19461 22774 38252 133710 78698 292895 0 0 19461 22774 38252 133710 78698 292895 81936 210959 0 0 0 292895 X 0.00000 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Other Expenses.1002 Office Expenses $15 Other Expenses.1 CRC Payment $2040 Other Expenses.2 Client Services $859 Other Expenses.3 Fees for Business Operations $410 Other Expenses.4 Clinic Lunches $334 Other Expenses.5 Accidental Purchase $25 Explanation for Reasonable Cause Request for Penalty Abatement The organization respectfully requests abatement of any penalties associated with the filing of its short-period Form 990. The return was originally filed on paper due to a misunderstanding regarding the filing requirements for a short tax period. Because the return covered a short period, it was believed that a paper filing would be acceptable. The organization made a good-faith effort to timely file and comply with its reporting obligations. The IRS subsequently returned the filing with Letter 2695C indicating that the return must be filed electronically. Upon receipt of this notice, the organization promptly took steps to correct the issue and resubmit the return in the required electronic format. At all times, the organization intended to comply with all filing requirements and did not intentionally disregard the electronic filing requirement. The paper filing was the result of an administrative misunderstanding related to the short-period filing and not due to willful neglect. Given the organizations good-faith effort to comply, prompt corrective action once notified, and the absence of willful neglect, we respectfully request that any penalties associated with this filing be abated under the reasonable cause provisions.