2021-09-09T11:53:02-05:00 2020-12-31 823443753 ZUMWALT ACCOUNTING GROUP 1224 WASHINGTON AVE SUITE 201 SANDPOINT ID 83864 990EZ 2020-01-01 271833740 SANDPOINT RESOURCE CENTER INC SAND 2082554025 130 MCGHEE ROAD STE 220 SANDPOINT ID 83864 LINNIS JELLINEK EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 2082554025 2021-08-17 LINNIS JELLINEK 999009999 JULINE A ZUMWALT P01719916 2089205385 2021-08-18 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z X X X WWW.SANDPOINTCOMMUNITYRESOURCE.COM X X 130434 X 124301 33 6100 629 5471 129805 98382 1317 7216 2559 17454 126928 2877 83292 86169 X 84823 103619 325 325 85148 103944 1856 17775 83292 86169 X VISION: SANDPOINT COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER (SCRC) ENVISIONS A HIGHLY VISIBLE AND SUSTAINABLE PRESENCE IN THE BONNER AND BOUNDARY COUNTY COMMUNITIES TO GUIDE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES TO THE RIGHT RESOURCE TO RECEIVE EFFECTIVE AND TIMELY SERVICES TO ADDRESS CRITICAL NEEDS. WE WILL OPTIMIZE COMMUNITY RESOURCES BY FACILITATING A COMMUNITY NETWORK WHO WORK TOGETHER TO IDENTIFY AND ADDRESS THE UNMET NEEDS OF THE UNDERSERVED AS WELL AS THOSE WHO PROVIDE THE SERVICES. WE WILL CREATE AND PROMOTE A POWERFUL VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENT PROCESS TO HELP THE NONPROFIT COMMUNITY ATTRACT THE VOLUNTEER SUPPORT THEY NEED. MISSION: SCRC LINKS PEOPLE WITH NEEDED SOCIAL SERVICES IN BONNER AND BOUNDARY COUNTIES THROUGH THE ORGANIZATION OF LOCAL AND STATEWIDE SERVICE INFORMATION IN ONE CENTRAL PLACE AND THE COORDINATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE NETWORK OF SERVICE PROVIDERS. VALUES: THE ORGANIZATIONAL VALUES GOVERNING SANDPOINT COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER'S DEVELOPMENT WILL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: -WE RESPOND TO THOSE WHO A VOLUNTEERCONNECT IS A PLATFORM THAT WAS DESIGNED AND BUILT BY SCRC TO CONNECT LOCAL VOLUNTEERS AND NONPROFITS. SANDPOINT COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER (SCRC) CONTINUES TO BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN THOSE IN NEED AND THOSE WHO SERVE AND RECOGNIZES HOW VALUABLE A ROLE VOLUNTEERS CAN PLAY IN ORGANIZATIONS- AND NONPROFITS' ABILITY TO MEET THOSE NEEDS. VIP IS ABOUT HAVING ONE CENTRAL PLACE WHERE VOLUNTEERS CAN GO TO GET CONNECTED WITH VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES. THE PROGRAM SUCCESSFULLY BRINGS TOGETHER VOLUNTEERS AND MATCHES THEM TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS WITH THEIR SKILL SETS AND INTERESTS IN SERVING." 156 SPIN (SERVICE PROVIDER INFORMATION NETWORK) EVENTS FOR COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS TO SPREAD THE AWARENESS OF KEY COMMUNITY NEEDS, AS WELL AS SHARING RESOURCES THAT ARE AVAILABLE TO THE COMMUNITY. SPIN MET THROUGHOUT 2019, COVERING MANY TOPICS INCLUDING EMERGENCY HOUSING, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, MENTAL ILLNESS AND ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE, AND OTHER COMMUNITY CONCERNS. 2020 PROGRAMS INCLUDED "CHAMPIONS FOR WOMEN- AND YOUTH SOLUTIONS. OUR QUARTERLY MEETINGS WERE WELL-ATTENDED BY 60-80 SERVICE PROVIDERS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS. 93 PHYSICAL DIRECTORY FOR BONNER AND BOUNDARY COUNTIES IN NORTH IDAHO. THE PHYSICAL DIRECTORY HAS SUCCESSFULLY BEEN PLACED WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT, FIRST RESPONDERS, HOSPITALS, AND OTHER SERVICE PROVIDERS IN CONTACT WITH COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO GIVE THEM A LISTING OF THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO MEET THEIR SPECIFIC NEEDS FOR INTERVENTION AND ASSISTANCE. 2559 2808 LINNIS JELLINEK EXECUTIVE DI 40.00 51344 DENISE STEWART PRESIDENT 4.50 0 BECCA ORCHARD VICE PRESIDE 4.50 0 SHANNA YARBROUGH SECRETARY 4.50 0 CHARLENE GODEC TREASURER 4.50 0 JEFF SKIBITSKY DIRECTOR 4.50 0 TINA JOHNSON DIRECTOR 4.50 0 CHARITY HEGEL DIRECTOR 4.50 0 false false false false false false false false false ID LINNIS JELLINEK 130 MCGHEE ROAD STE 220 SANDPOINT ID 83864 2082554025 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 75323 115087 124301 314711 75323 115087 124301 314711 314711 2616 2616 317327 16465 0.99180 0.98640 X FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES ADVERTISING 3,599 MEMBERSHIP/DUES 651 FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 5,050 OFFICE SUPPLIES 1,363 OFFICE SMALL EQUIPMENT 451 TELEPHONE AND INTERNET 3,108 BANK/CREDIT CARD FEES 72 TRAINING 113 STAFF/VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION 217 REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE 219 OTHER 261 328 CONFERENCES/MEETINGS 106 SPIN INITIATIVE 93 WORKER'S COMP 151 LIABILITY 1,672 TOTAL 17,454 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 SECURITY DEPOSITS 325 325 TOTAL 325 325 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 CREDIT CARDS 1,856 211 PAYROLL LIABILITIES 0 3,776 PPP LOAN 0 13,788 FORM 990-EZ, PART III VISION: SANDPOINT COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER (SCRC) ENVISIONS A HIGHLY VISIBLE AND SUSTAINABLE PRESENCE IN THE BONNER AND BOUNDARY COUNTY COMMUNITIES TO GUIDE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES TO THE RIGHT RESOURCE TO RECEIVE EFFECTIVE AND TIMELY SERVICES TO ADDRESS CRITICAL NEEDS. WE WILL OPTIMIZE COMMUNITY RESOURCES BY FACILITATING A COMMUNITY NETWORK WHO WORK TOGETHER TO IDENTIFY AND ADDRESS THE UNMET NEEDS OF THE UNDERSERVED AS WELL AS THOSE WHO PROVIDE THE SERVICES. WE WILL CREATE AND PROMOTE A POWERFUL VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENT PROCESS TO HELP THE NONPROFIT COMMUNITY ATTRACT THE VOLUNTEER SUPPORT THEY NEED. MISSION: SCRC LINKS PEOPLE WITH NEEDED SOCIAL SERVICES IN BONNER AND BOUNDARY COUNTIES THROUGH THE ORGANIZATION OF LOCAL AND STATEWIDE SERVICE INFORMATION IN ONE CENTRAL PLACE AND THE COORDINATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE NETWORK OF SERVICE PROVIDERS. VALUES: THE ORGANIZATIONAL VALUES GOVERNING SANDPOINT COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER'S DEVELOPMENT WILL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: -WE RESPOND TO THOSE WHO ARE IN NEED OF SERVICES -WE EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS TO FIND SOLUTIONS TO THEIR NEEDS -WE INSPIRE THE COMMUNITY TO VOLUNTEER TO HELP THEIR NEIGHBORS -WE VALUE EVERY INDIVIDUAL AS UNIQUE AND IMPORTANT -WE BUILD TRUST BY CREATING AN INFORMAL AND FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE -WE COMMIT TO MAKING EVERY EFFORT TO IDENTIFY THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO HELP THOSE IN NEED -WE WORK TOGETHER WITH OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICE PROVIDERS TO CREATE BETTER OVERALL SERVICES AND RESPONSE TO NEEDS FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 VOLUNTEERCONNECT IS A PLATFORM THAT WAS DESIGNED AND BUILT BY SCRC TO CONNECT LOCAL VOLUNTEERS AND NONPROFITS. SANDPOINT COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER (SCRC) CONTINUES TO BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN THOSE IN NEED AND THOSE WHO SERVE AND RECOGNIZES HOW VALUABLE A ROLE VOLUNTEERS CAN PLAY IN ORGANIZATIONS- AND NONPROFITS' ABILITY TO MEET THOSE NEEDS. VIP IS ABOUT HAVING ONE CENTRAL PLACE WHERE VOLUNTEERS CAN GO TO GET CONNECTED WITH VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES. THE PROGRAM SUCCESSFULLY BRINGS TOGETHER VOLUNTEERS AND MATCHES THEM TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS WITH THEIR SKILL SETS AND INTERESTS IN SERVING." FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 29 SPIN (SERVICE PROVIDER INFORMATION NETWORK) EVENTS FOR COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS TO SPREAD THE AWARENESS OF KEY COMMUNITY NEEDS, AS WELL AS SHARING RESOURCES THAT ARE AVAILABLE TO THE COMMUNITY. SPIN MET THROUGHOUT 2019, COVERING MANY TOPICS INCLUDING EMERGENCY HOUSING, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, MENTAL ILLNESS AND ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE, AND OTHER COMMUNITY CONCERNS. 2020 PROGRAMS INCLUDED "CHAMPIONS FOR WOMEN- AND YOUTH SOLUTIONS. OUR QUARTERLY MEETINGS WERE WELL-ATTENDED BY 60-80 SERVICE PROVIDERS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 30 PHYSICAL DIRECTORY FOR BONNER AND BOUNDARY COUNTIES IN NORTH IDAHO. THE PHYSICAL DIRECTORY HAS SUCCESSFULLY BEEN PLACED WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT, FIRST RESPONDERS, HOSPITALS, AND OTHER SERVICE PROVIDERS IN CONTACT WITH COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO GIVE THEM A LISTING OF THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO MEET THEIR SPECIFIC NEEDS FOR INTERVENTION AND ASSISTANCE. LINNIS JELLINEK DENISE STEWART BECCA ORCHARD SHANNA YARBROUGH CHARLENE GODEC JEFF SKIBITSKY TINA JOHNSON CHARITY HEGEL