2023-11-15T22:53:41-05:00 2022-12-31 463518097 ANDERSON & COMPANY LLC PO BOX 6472 BLOOMINGTON IN 47407 990EZ 2022-01-01 311074237 CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE LIVING INC CENT 8122696109 PO BOX 1665 BLOOMINGTON IN 474021665 WOODROW BESSLER 2021 TREASURER 2022-11-15 true WOODWARD BESSLER XXX-XX-XXXX false MARK T STRANGE P01041924 8123365607 2023-11-15 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X HTTPS://SIMPLYCSL.ORG X X 92254 X 61270 1713 76 29195 18842 10353 73412 457 13932 10966 185 56241 81781 -8369 210002 -13 201620 X 177774 150598 32244 51043 210018 201641 16 21 210002 201620 X OUR MISSION IS TO PROMOTE PUBLIC INTEREST IN THE GENERAL IMPROVEMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT; TO INITIATE, PLAN, DIRECT AND COORDINATE PROJECTS THAT MAKE OUR COMMUNITIES ENVIRONMENTALLY HEALTHY, ATTRACTIVE PLACES TO LIVE; TO CONDUCT ON-GOING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO FURTHER THESE PURPOSES AND TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO GROUPS WITH SIMILAR PURPOSES. INDIANA SOLAR FOR ALL (ISFA) VOLUNTEERS PROVIDE QUALIFIED LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS WITH TRAINING AND GUIDANCE TO INSTALL A SMALL DIY SOLAR POWER SYSTEM FOR THEIR OWN HOUSE, AND OTHER ENERGY IMPROVEMENTS. IN 2022, OUR VOLUNTEERS WERE ABLE TO RETURN TO WORKING IN AND ON PEOPLE'S HOMES AND COMPLETED A TOTAL OF 8 NEW SOLAR HOUSEHOLDS. THOSE SYSTEMS WILL PRODUCE NEARLY 900 MEGAWATT-HOURS OF CLEAN ELECTRICITY, PREVENTING 1.6 MILLION POUNDS OF POLLUTANTS IN THE ATMOSPHERE, WHILE SAVING THOSE 8 LOW INCOME FAMILIES CLOSE TO 160,000 IN ELECTRICITY COSTS OVER THE NEXT THIRTY YEARS 457 55932 BLOOMINGTON COMMUNITY BIKE PROJECT (BCBP) PROMOTES BICYCLE RIDING, EDUCATES ON BIKE MAINTENANCE, RIDING SKILLS, AND SAFETY, WHILE ALSO DISTRIBUTING BIKE SAFETY EQUIPMENT. EACH WEEK DURING SHOP HOURS, VOLUNTEERS REFURBISH BIKES, THEN OFFER THEM TO THE COMMUNITY EITHER TO PURCHASE, OR TO EARN BY VOLUNTEERING. BCBP TYPICALLY SERVES 200 PEOPLE PER WEEK, AND IN 2022 VOLUNTEERS RACKED UP 3,280 HOURS, DISTRIBUTED 186 GIFT-BIKES THROUGH OUR EARN-A-BIKE PROGRAM, AND 176 SALE-BIKES, WHILE HELPING TO ENCOURAGE BIKE RIDING AS EARTH-FRIENDLY, FUNDAMENTAL TRANSPORTATION, IMPROVING AIR QUALITY, AND DIVERTING HUNDREDS OF BIKE PARTS & FRAMES FROM ENDING UP IN SCRAP-YARDS OR LAND-FILLS. 16671 DISCARDIA HOLDS MONTHLY MENDING DAYS AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY WHERE VOLUNTEERS ASSIST OR DO THE MENDING THAT COMMMUNITY MEMBERS BRING IN. VOLUNTEERS ARE AVAILABLE TO TEACH BASIC SEWING, AND MENDING TASKS. DISCARDIA PROMOTES COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO REPAIR OR EVEN IMPROVE THEIR EXISTING CLOTHING INSTEAD OF BUYING MORE. THIS IS PARTICULARLY ON DISPLAY AT THE ANNUAL TRASHION SHOW EVENT WHERE DESIGNERS MAKE FASHION OUT OF MATERIALS DESTINED FOR THE LANDFILL. OUR RUNWAY EVENT HAS INSPIRED DESIGNERS, STUDENTS, COMMUNITY MEMBERS, AND EVEN CHILDREN TO FIND NEW WAYS TO REUSE DISCARDED MATERIALS IN A CREATIVE WAY. 4180 A WIDE VARIETY OF SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTS IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. 4998 81781 WOODROW BESSLER 2021 TREASUR 5.00 0 ERIN R MIA BEACH 2021 SECRETA 2.00 0 ORION DAY BOARD MEMBER 2.00 0 ANNE HEDIN BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 STEPHEN HALE BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 SURA TALA BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 HUGH FARRELL BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 BRYNN PARKINSON BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 MAJORIE HERSHEY BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 ASHLEY BEELER BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 JESSIKA GRIFFIN BOARD MEMBER 1.00 0 false false false false false false false false false IN WOODROW BESSLER 2426 E ROCK CREEK DR BLOOMINGTON IN 47401 8122696109 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 100597 107187 47986 85142 61270 402182 100597 107187 47986 85142 61270 402182 402182 402182 152718 1.00000 1.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES ADVERTISING & PROMOTIONS 2,526 OFFICE SUPPLIES 180 CONSUMABLES 307 DUES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS 72 TECHNOLOGY 1,277 LIABILITY INSURANCE 1,573 MERCHANT ACCOUNT FEES 567 PROGRAM TOOLS 403 PROGRAM MATERIALS 47,148 NON-INVESTMENT DEPRECIATION 2,188 TOTAL 56,241 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 20 BOOK / TAX DEPRECIATION DIFFERENCE -13 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 35,486 56,486 LESS ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION 3,242 5,443 TOTAL 32,244 51,043 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES 16 21 FORM 990-EZ, PART III OUR MISSION IS TO PROMOTE PUBLIC INTEREST IN THE GENERAL IMPROVEMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT; TO INITIATE, PLAN, DIRECT AND COORDINATE PROJECTS THAT MAKE OUR COMMUNITIES ENVIRONMENTALLY HEALTHY, ATTRACTIVE PLACES TO LIVE; TO CONDUCT ON-GOING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO FURTHER THESE PURPOSES AND TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO GROUPS WITH SIMILAR PURPOSES. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 INDIANA SOLAR FOR ALL (ISFA) VOLUNTEERS PROVIDE QUALIFIED LOW INCOME HOUSEHOLDS WITH TRAINING AND GUIDANCE TO INSTALL A SMALL DIY SOLAR POWER SYSTEM FOR THEIR OWN HOUSE, AND OTHER ENERGY IMPROVEMENTS. IN 2022, OUR VOLUNTEERS WERE ABLE TO RETURN TO WORKING IN AND ON PEOPLE'S HOMES AND COMPLETED A TOTAL OF 8 NEW SOLAR HOUSEHOLDS. THOSE SYSTEMS WILL PRODUCE NEARLY 900 MEGAWATT-HOURS OF CLEAN ELECTRICITY, PREVENTING 1.6 MILLION POUNDS OF POLLUTANTS IN THE ATMOSPHERE, WHILE SAVING THOSE 8 LOW INCOME FAMILIES CLOSE TO 160,000 IN ELECTRICITY COSTS OVER THE NEXT THIRTY YEARS FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 29 BLOOMINGTON COMMUNITY BIKE PROJECT (BCBP) PROMOTES BICYCLE RIDING, EDUCATES ON BIKE MAINTENANCE, RIDING SKILLS, AND SAFETY, WHILE ALSO DISTRIBUTING BIKE SAFETY EQUIPMENT. EACH WEEK DURING SHOP HOURS, VOLUNTEERS REFURBISH BIKES, THEN OFFER THEM TO THE COMMUNITY EITHER TO PURCHASE, OR TO EARN BY VOLUNTEERING. BCBP TYPICALLY SERVES 200 PEOPLE PER WEEK, AND IN 2022 VOLUNTEERS RACKED UP 3,280 HOURS, DISTRIBUTED 186 GIFT-BIKES THROUGH OUR EARN-A-BIKE PROGRAM, AND 176 SALE-BIKES, WHILE HELPING TO ENCOURAGE BIKE RIDING AS EARTH-FRIENDLY, FUNDAMENTAL TRANSPORTATION, IMPROVING AIR QUALITY, AND DIVERTING HUNDREDS OF BIKE PARTS & FRAMES FROM ENDING UP IN SCRAP-YARDS OR LAND-FILLS. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 30 DISCARDIA HOLDS MONTHLY MENDING DAYS AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY WHERE VOLUNTEERS ASSIST OR DO THE MENDING THAT COMMMUNITY MEMBERS BRING IN. VOLUNTEERS ARE AVAILABLE TO TEACH BASIC SEWING, AND MENDING TASKS. DISCARDIA PROMOTES COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO REPAIR OR EVEN IMPROVE THEIR EXISTING CLOTHING INSTEAD OF BUYING MORE. THIS IS PARTICULARLY ON DISPLAY AT THE ANNUAL TRASHION SHOW EVENT WHERE DESIGNERS MAKE FASHION OUT OF MATERIALS DESTINED FOR THE LANDFILL. OUR RUNWAY EVENT HAS INSPIRED DESIGNERS, STUDENTS, COMMUNITY MEMBERS, AND EVEN CHILDREN TO FIND NEW WAYS TO REUSE DISCARDED MATERIALS IN A CREATIVE WAY. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 31 A WIDE VARIETY OF SUSTAINABILITY PROJECTS IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY.