2023-05-15T12:36:28-05:00 2021-12-31 BDO USA LLP 601 Union Street Suite 2300 Seattle WA 98101 990 2021-01-01 910786727 Byrd Barr Place % DUANE LANDON BYRD 2068124940 722 18th Avenue Seattle WA 981224704 Andrea Caupain Sanderson CEO 2068124940 2023-05-11 true Andrea Caupain Sanderson 999009999 Matthew Frerker P01677675 2063827777 2023-05-11 2021 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z Andrea Caupain Sanderson 722 18th Avenue Seattle WA 981224704 20130779 false X byrdbarrplace.org X 1966 WA Byrd Barr Place is committed to helping people help themselves. We nurture a more equitable Seattle by programs and advocacy that enable people to live healthier, prosperous 9 9 25 50 0 9955992 17835659 0 0 -3821 70973 1517 72331 9953688 17978963 3748343 7197231 0 0 1333260 1420120 37031 24277 215486 978213 1498664 6096847 10140292 3856841 7838671 6044166 16415546 701742 3233706 5342424 13181840 X We are creating a more equitable future for all Washingtonians through innovative programs and advocacy that empower people to live healthy, prosperous lives. false false 5682376 4852177 Byrd Barr Place's energy assistance program helps low-income Seattle residents pay energy bills and heating system repairs, so they are able to keep their homes warm during the winter. The program helps to pay for oil, natural gas, wood, electric heat, propane and heating system repairs or replacement. The program also helps residents stay in their homes by providing renters facing eviction with short term financial aid. In 2021, Byrd Barr Place provided 17,357 energy assistance grants benefiting 7,500 households. The program repaired 116 dysfunctional heating systems and kept 520 individuals housed through eviction prevention assistance. 1005423 557570 Byrd Barr Place food bank provides food and other essentials for Seattle residents. We offer fresh produce, cultural staples, meat, dairy products, bread, canned and nonperishable goods, as well as non-grocery items such as shampoo, toothpaste, paper towels, baby formula and other baby supplies. Our food bank also does home deliveries and will accommodate special dietary needs. In 2021, the food bank received and distributed $556,928 worth of food to 5,183 individuals. 1,623 deliveries to home-bound clients. 980165 161000 The Community Connector Program enrolled 450 households in programs in 2021. We fiscally sponsored the BIPOC Coalition which established itself as a central hub for collective support and strength of BIPOC nonprofit leaders. Successes include promoting the wellness of BIPOC nonprofit leaders and their organizations, and advocating for the needs and interests of these organizations and leaders. 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Food is distributed per grantor's restrictions. X X false false false false false false false true false Andrea Sanderson CEO 151018 21870 600 11528 185016 Part I, Line 7: OFFICER BONUSES WERE BASED ON PERFORMANCE OF THE INDIVIDUAL. X 3 2149668 FMV X 3 556911 FMV X Energy Assistance 1 250792 Cash Value false true false Form 990, Part I, Line 1, Description of Organization Mission: lives. We are fostering a stronger, more vibrant city, where all people have the opportunity to build a good life. Form 990, Part III, Line 4D - Other Program Services Qualified Active Low-Income Community Business or QALICB is a type of business that operates in or serves a low-income community and meets certain criteria established by the IRS. Byrd Barr Place created the QALICB to receive tax credits for investments in our major capital renovation project. Creating and working with the QALICB helps Byrd Barr Place demonstrate its commitment to supporting low-income and black communities, as well as helps build relationships with community other businesses, and local government in furtherance to our work. Working with a QALICB helps Byrd Barr Place achieve its mission by providing opportunities to support economic development in the black community and basic needs services to low-income communities. Form 990, Part VI, Section A, Line 1: Executive Committee includes the President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer. They also act as the standing finance and audit committee. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11B: The 990 will be carefully reviewed by the CFO and CEO and then presented to the Board of Directors via email so they may carefully review the information for accuracy. It will then be voted on before finalizing and filing. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12C: The bylaws - which contain this policy - are reviewed yearly by officers and board members and compliance is reviewed with each new member as they join the board. Board members are required to annually review and sign the conflict of interest policy, in addition to completing a conflict of interest questionnaire. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15: The board reviews CEO compensation and current advertised rates for similar positions. The CEO reviews compensation for officers and key employees and compares to the same or similar positions. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19: All documents are available for public inspection by appointment. 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