2022-05-16T12:52:36-04:00 2021-06-30 Denise M Henning CPA LLC 1621 Red Mill Drive Pittsburgh PA 152412825 990 2020-07-01 753207723 Shepherds House Ministries SHEP PO Box 5484 Bend OR 97708 John Ryan Director of Ope 5413882096 2022-05-16 true John Ryan Denise M Henning CPA P00082329 4127198900 2022-05-16 X 0 00 AAL1 IAL1 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z Curt Floski 4337556 false X www.shepherdshouseministries.org X 2006 OR To grow disciples of Jesus Christ by ministering to and serving those in need while sharing Gods hope, faith, and love, bringing them to a place of restoration and empowering them to become productive members of our society. 5 5 75 241 0 0 2602800 4064886 43700 55280 7420 1492 20576 215898 2674496 4337556 426830 18064 0 1054490 1581754 33024 32243 545716 667271 1159142 2181615 2791203 492881 1546353 2150392 3519980 677297 500532 1473095 3019448 To grow disciples of Jesus Christ by ministering to and serving those in need while sharing Gods hope, faith, and love, bringing them to a place of restoration and empowering them to become productive members of our society. false false 835188 Mens Long-Term Discipleship & Habilitation Program is a free, residential in-house, nine month to two-year six-phase program. We have 25 residents in our program from the ages of 18 to 80. Life controlling issues dealt with in the phases may include financial, legal, addiction, physical, and mental health issues. Program classes (1300 hours/year) are taught by staff, volunteers, trained professionals, pastors and educators that include addiction recovery, anger management, DBT, Reality Therapy & Choice Theory, relapse prevention, Bible study, and outdoor activity therapies. During their programs, residents participate in outside recovery meetings, work programs, church, and community service projects. Each resident has a mentor from the community, an in-house discipleship partner and access to private therapeutic sessions. Our men have the opportunity to work on completing their GEDs, go to college, or train for jobs as they move through the phases. In-house, they perform the duties of caring for their home including cooking, cleaning, general maintenance of the house, property, and vehicles, assist with homeless services, and monitor security. SHM provides their meals (27,375/year), clothing and shelter (10,950 nights/year) during their program and as the re-integrate into the community. 445932 446479 Bend Emergency shelter is open year round in a permanent location. We provide breakfast and dinner every day for men, women, and children, serving up to 23,000 meals a year, offering 5,000 nights of stay for guests, 1,500 showers for men and women, and approximately 10,000 pieces of clothing, hygiene items, sleeping bags, backpacks, and tents, when available. In addition, guests are welcome to attend classes and participate in community which often leads to entry into the long-term Discipleship & Habilitation program. We also offer assistance and information to help guests locate permanent housing and access to services and reconnect with family. Partnering with Meal Train, 2,000 breakfast bags were provided, 2,800 dinners were served and 950 hygiene products wer distributed. 321476 Women & Childrens Long-Term Program is a free, residential, in-house, nine-month to two-year six-phase program. We have a 9-bed home for women and their children along with one house parent. Life controlling issues dealt with in the phases may include financial, legal, addiction, physical, and mental health issues. Program classes (1300 hours/year) are taught by staff, volunteers, trained professionals, pastors, and educators that include addiction recovery, anger management, parenting skills, DBT, Reality Therapy & Choice Theory, relapse prevention, Bible study, and outdoor activity therapies. During their programs, residents participate in outside recovery meetings, church, and community service projects. Our women have the opportunity to work on completing their GEDs, go to college, or train for jobs as they move through the phases. In-house, they perform the duties of caring for their home including, cooking, cleaning, general maintenance of the house, and gardent. SHM provides their meals (9,855/year), clothing and shelter (2,920 nights/year) during their program and as the re-integrate into the community. Additionally, during weekends, we accommodate up to 18 children who spend time with their moms at the Womens Center. 213844 108300 Project SHARE (Shepherds House Aid & Relief Effort) has established trusting relationships with approximately 400 unique unhoused individuals and has created working relationships with fellow local service providers by entering into coordinated efforts to provide continuum of care for unhoused community members. This includes working with mobile medical care, behavioral health, housing, case management, addiction recovery, domestic violence prevention, and local law enforcement agencies. Emergency supplies including food, water, clothing, hygiene, and sheltering resources are also distributed to unhoused community members. A total of 101 tents, 61 tarps, 208 sleeping bags, and 276 blankets have been dispersed in addition to food, water, clothing, and hygiene supplies that are offered daily. 101806 114432 Redmond Winter Shelter serving men, women and children and pets during the coldest months of the year from November 15st to March 15th. The shelter rotates between local community churches and is staffed by both employees and volunteers. In addition to a warm place to sleep, meals, bedding, clean clothing and toiletries are provided. Showers are provided in some locations. Assistance and information are provided to help guests locate permanent housing, access services and reconnect with family. During the 2020-2021 season, we served 245 unique individuals who signed in for service over 1500 times on 136 open nights. Partnering with Meal Train, 2000 breakfast bags were provided, 2800 dinners were served, and 950 hygiene products were distributed. 44626 55280 Community Homes are available to program graduates. We have two homes that provide forever housing for 16 graduates of the Mens Long-Term Discipleship & Habilitation Program. It is a community of men living together as a family pursuing a drug and alcohol-free lifestyle. The men commit to honor Shepherds House Ministries Mission as they create and maintain a safe and healing environment; staying connected with our programs, holding each other accountable, continuing with outside meetings, Church connections and mentor meetings. Graduates live independently, sharing the expenses and responsibilities of their home while practicing life skills as they integrate into the community at large. 34838 A new property was acquired in Redmond, OR to provide a free, residential in-house, nine month to two-year six-phase program. This is still in the start-up phase. Future uses will include year-round overnight shelter, a day center connecting guests with community resources, and a community kitchen. 395114 222732 55280 1997710 true true false false false false false false false true false false false false false true false false false false false false true false false false true false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false true 10 0 true 75 true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false X 5 5 false false false false false false false true true false false false true true true true true false false false X John Ryan 5413882096 1854 NE Division Street Bend OR 97708 Curt Floski Executive Director 40.00 0.00 X X 78129 0 8003 John Ryan Director of Operations 40.00 0.00 X 32353 0 263 Amy Kasari Director 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 Ken Marshall Vice Chairperson 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 Randall Jacobs Chairperson 4.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 Steve Howrey Secretary 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 Chris Starling Treasurer 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 110482 0 8266 0 false false false 782297 3282589 194810 4064886 Shared Expense Revenue 721310 55280 55280 55280 1492 1492 Other Revenue 900099 35298 35298 Payroll Protection Prog 900099 180600 180600 215898 4337556 272670 0 0 18064 18064 110482 50784 36259 23439 1186354 925704 87519 173131 183367 133479 16605 33283 101551 76161 10235 15155 2365 2365 36250 36250 32243 32243 68464 10198 9130 49136 56784 28392 28392 15981 8645 3090 4246 11556 242 1400 9914 361235 333589 15103 12543 98 80 18 23847 15334 6742 1771 23461 23461 61330 59178 2052 100 8190 1254 6743 193 Printing & Postage 144692 2599 5462 136631 Direct Support 35231 35231 Vehicle Expenses 33037 31798 642 597 SuppliesFood 230595 230070 450 75 46026 13447 7712 24867 2791203 1997710 247777 545716 174495 192988 813657 2014124 17409 16865 37611 1364952 230000 1050426 1134952 94949 122896 2150392 3519980 94624 87900 34945 402073 377687 180600 677297 500532 X 1406749 2702857 66346 316591 1473095 3019448 2150392 3519980 1546353 0 X false true X true false X 1721026 456720 1479250 2140092 3313374 9110462 35000 105577 521516 662093 1721026 456720 1514250 2245669 3834890 9772555 176120 313487 489607 35000 105577 521516 662093 35000 281697 835003 1151700 8620855 2541 12 4060 7420 1492 15525 2541 12 4060 7420 1492 15525 -145 4454 4309 1723422 461186 1518310 2253089 3836382 9792389 0.88040 0.97080 0.00000 0.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 348276 348276 822837 146358 676479 21120 6838 14282 80369 35923 44446 92350 40881 51469 1134952 4142746 4142746 194810 194810 4337556 2596393 2596393 194810 194810 2791203 Other revenues included on Form 990 (Part XI, line 4b) In kind food donations Other expenses included on Form 990 (Part XII, line 4b) In kind food donations used X X X X X X X true Delia Martin Agency 1188 E Route 66 Glendora CA 91740 Direct mail solicitation false 21500 -21500 Gateway Communications 16805 NE Mason Court Portland OR 97230 Telephone solicitations false 10743 -10743 32243 -32243 true Sisters Cold Weather Shelter 770 S Maple Street Sisters OR 977599420 320635347 501c3 16441 Cold Weather Shelter for Men and Women X 115000 194810 fair market value Form 990 governing body review Part VI line 11 The Form 990 is reviewed by the Executive Director and Director of Operations. A copy is provided to the board after filing, for information only. Conflict of interest policy compliance Part VI line 12c The organization requires its directors and officers to report annually their compliance with the conflict of interest policy, or sooner if they are aware of a conflict. Form 990 availability to public Part VI line 18 The form 990 and other documents are made available to the public upon request. Governing documents etc available to public Part VI line 19 The organization makes it governing documents available to the public upon request.