2020-04-30T09:59:18-05:00 2019-12-31 580692043 Mauldin & Jenkins LLC 200 Galleria Pkwy SE Ste 1700 Atlanta GA 303395946 990 2019-01-01 311520709 Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Power and Potential Inc GEOR 4044756063 1718 Peachtree Street NW No 465 Atlanta GA 30309 Ronald McNeill President & CEO 4044756063 2020-04-28 1 Mary Jo Alexander P00002534 7709558600 2020-04-28 50.192.51.169 2020-04-28 11:56:08 ED P 79A8FCBC3BC9BD965675AC61D57AE1A3FC2DDEC0 22933BF249DD3293EF9A30BCEC721453A735A9F6 2019 2020-11-19 02:30:22Z Ronald McNeill 1718 Peachtree Street NW No 465 Atlanta GA 30309 3698221 0 X www.gcapp.org X 1996 GA See Schedule O for description of the organization's mission.Key activities in 2019 that help accomplish GCAPP's mission of improving the health and well-being of young people in Georgia.1)Teen Pregnancy PreventionSecond Chance Homes Network SCH-In FY 2019, 41 teens and 38 children were served within the Second Chance Homes program.-For both Second Chance Homes (SCH) and the Transitional Housing Program (THP) combined 55 moms and 48 children served.-Residents attended GCAPP's Youth Empowerment Summit (YES) and specifically participated in the session, "Know Your Rights, Discussing Rights in Foster Care".-Three SCH Quarterly meetings were held this year to discuss 2018 outcomes, Staff and resident satisfaction surveys and focus groups, and children outcomes. 14 14 29 100 0 0 2801790 2972107 21050 23324 26010 13768 -48406 -163307 2800444 2845892 0 0 0 0 1596871 1547922 26550 29850 295920 1966800 2080891 3590221 3658663 -789777 -812771 2604281 1882683 349147 435918 2255134 1446765 X To improve the overall health and well-being of young people in Georgia to ensure a more powerful future for us all. 0 0 1134463 GCAPP's Second Chance Homes program provides safe, family-like living situations for young mothers, age 13-23, and their children, as well as some pregnant teens. In partnership with the Georgia Department of Human Services, GCAPP operates a network of five Second Chance Homes. The Second Chance Home model is designed to address the myriad of issues related to teen pregnancy and literally give teen mothers, who are at greatest risk, a second chance at success. The Second Chance Homes Network helps teen mothers become self-sufficient by providing them a safe and stable living environment, educational support to complete high school, parenting skills, and life skills. (see Schedule O for continuation).The ultimate goal is the avoidance of a repeat teen pregnancy and put the young mothers on a firm path of long-term economic independence. Because of its wrap-around services, Second Chance Homes' rate of repeat teen pregnancies is only 7%, significantly lower than the state's rate of 19%. Since 2001 GCAPP has helped nearly 2,000 young mothers and their children. 922910 23324 Comprehensive Sex Education - One of GCAPP's steadfast and foundational beliefs is that sex ed is for life. GCAPP recognizes that young people need and deserve sex ed, and that it should be given parity in the classroom and taught just as any other subject. GCAPP currently works with 15 school districts, 209 schools through the state and serves nearly 50,000 students with age appropriate, medically accurate comprehensive sex education. 268217 Youth Empowerment - GCAPP helps young people avoid situations that can result in lifelong, difficult circumstances that, statistically, many will never overcome. Our Youth Advisory Council members help us design training, curricula, and online content that is relevant and valuable for their peers while serving as ambassadors for our mission in their home communities and on college campuses. Through our college strategy, we partner with campus health and wellness departments to integrate sexual health information into online coursework. 547427 Power MovesGCAPP addresses childhood obesity and physical inactivity through its PowerMoves! program. PowerMoves! improves the nutrition and physical activity of elementary school students, K through 5Th grade, to help lay a solid foundation for a healthy adolescence. GCAPP builds gardens at schools in food deserts to give kids the full food-to-table process and hands-on horticulture. As a learning companion, GCAPP also implements the Plant, Grow, & Learn curriculum which integrates health, nutrition and science. PowerMoves! also provides active seating options in schools such as standing desks, allowing students to be active while learning. 85% of youth participating in the Plant, Learn, & Grow curriculum report an increase in fruits and vegetables consumption by one or more servings a day. 90% of the students believe gardening plays an important role in access to healthy foods; 100% of the teachers report incorporating gardening and nutrition activities in their classrooms. 547427 2873017 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 38 0 1 29 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 X 14 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 GA X Jennifer Haynes 4044756034 1718 Peachtree St Suite 465 Atlanta GA 30309 Jane Fonda Chair Emeritus 10.00 X X 0 0 0 Kelle BArfield Member 5.00 X 0 0 0 Ginny Brewer Member 5.00 X 0 0 0 Laurie Dhue Member 5.00 X 0 0 0 stacey Evans Member 5.00 X 0 0 0 Jeffrey Gordon MEmber 5.00 X 0 0 0 Michael Horowitz Member 5.00 X 0 0 0 Lissiah Hundley Member 5.00 X 0 0 0 Ronald McNeill CEO and President 60.00 X X 147731 0 0 Brittany Padget Member 5.00 X 0 0 0 Jiova Philpott Member 5.00 X X 0 0 0 Cheryl King Treasurer 5.00 X X 0 0 0 Sharon Noble Member 5.00 X 0 0 0 Carol Saul Board Chair 10.00 X X 0 0 0 Stuart Sheldon Member 5.00 X 0 0 0 Lucy Skelton Secretary 5.00 X 0 0 0 Beverly D Thomas Member 5.00 X 0 0 0 Caroline Tucker Member 5.00 X 0 0 0 Diana L Wilson Member 5.00 X 0 0 0 147731 0 0 1 0 0 0 House of Dawn PO Box 1222 Jonesboro GA 30237 Second Chance Home Provider 505920 1 418750 1546678 1006679 437760 2972107 Teacher Workshops 900099 23324 23324 23324 13768 13768 17846 17846 0 671176 418750 834483 -163307 -163307 2845892 23324 0 -149539 X 147731 81252 29546 36933 1120527 831556 181176 107795 37668 26229 6805 4634 137850 95988 24905 16957 104146 72519 18815 12812 2250 2250 35400 35400 29850 29850 1381975 1280478 58196 43301 48558 36658 7354 4546 93678 56657 34709 2312 37298 28094 8437 767 155343 137385 11133 6825 89397 78128 8484 2785 41097 14040 23833 3224 16424 8799 6972 653 21981 18733 1857 1391 Supplies Expense 64795 62354 2120 321 Dues and Subscriptions 41406 10532 10278 20596 Other Expenses 34082 29765 4099 218 Bad Debt Expense 13357 13357 3850 3850 3658663 2873017 489726 295920 440712 269954 1506200 1055495 582380 482266 1000 21947 20605 254410 208125 43964 46285 8078 8078 2604281 1882683 284350 386883 64797 49035 349147 435918 X 1697876 1054107 557258 392658 2255134 1446765 2604281 1882683 -812771 4402 0 X X 0 1 X 1 1 1 X 4703622 3585501 3369843 2722014 2972107 17353087 4703622 3585501 3369843 2722014 2972107 17353087 207858 17145229 30504 31812 27665 47456 31614 169051 144 6215 65 6424 17528562 231656 0.97810 0.97190 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 14379 8349 6030 20197 17574 2623 219834 182202 37632 46285 Deferred Rent 49035 49035 X 3265812 4402 415518 419920 2845892 0 2845892 4074181 415518 415518 3658663 0 3658663 Part X, Line 2: The Organization accounts for uncertain tax positions in accordance with accounting standards that provide guidance on when uncertain tax positions are recognized in an entity's financial statements and how the values of these positions are determined. No liability has been recorded as of December 31, 2019 or 2018 due to uncertain tax positions. Part XI, Line 2d - Other Adjustments: Reclass fundraising expense against revenue 397,672. Reclass rent expenses against rental income 17,846. Part XII, Line 2d - Other Adjustments: Reclass fundraising expense against revenue 397,672. Reclass rent expenses against rental income 17,846. X X X X X X X 1 GrantScribes 2998 Park Ln Atlanta GA 30341 Grant-writing 0 485669 29050 455819 4 A Great Cause PO Box 191144 Atlanta GA 31119 Engage Donors for Sponsorships and Auction Purchases 0 443451 66000 333613 Crownover Enterprise Auctioneer Services 1194 Berkeley Road Avondale Estates GA 30002 Auction Event 0 338613 5000 333613 1267733 100050 1123045 Annual Event 1089926 418750 671176 87213 80047 28495 638728 1089926 418750 671176 87213 80047 28495 638728 834483 -163307 Jane Fonda GA Campaign Adolescent Power Chair Emeritus, President of Fonda Inc. 17846 Sublease of real estate to Fonda, Inc. This is an arm's length transaction between Fonda, Inc and Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Power and Potential, Inc. 0 X Auction items 48 437760 FMV 0 0 1 Part I, Line 32b: GCAPP contracts with Crownover (Auctioneer) and GiveSmart (Auction Management) to handle Auction section of annual event Form 990 Part I Line 1 continued -A SCH Executive meeting was held in December to discuss the challenges and goals for SCH over the next 18 months. Meeting discussion focused on 1) additional funding options to add additional homes to the network, 2) increased training for SCH staff to meet residents increased mental health needs, and 3) increased partnerships with community-based organizations. -Staff Trainings: 46 Partners attended trainings at the following sites: Bloom Foundation (August 17 & 20), Bethany Christian Services (October 26) and Families First (November 3). -Staff were trained in Human Trafficking Prevention training, Evidenced-based Sex Education Curricula, and participated in a Comprehensive Sex Education Bootcamp to increase our capacity to serve additional partners / partner sites. 2)Comprehensive Sex Education SCHOOL-BASED SEX EDUCATION -44,355 students served -209 schools are implementing effective sexual health education curricula-a 14% increase from 2018. -We saw a decline in the number of students served this year due to scheduling changes due to several districts being impacted by natural disasters. -Trained 229 Teachers & Administrators from Atlanta Public Schools, DeKalb County, Savannah-Chatham Public School Systems, Clarke County, and Glynn County. -Onboarded the following new school districts: Walton, Crawford, and Clarke (renewed agreement for Sexual Violence) Counties COMMUNITY-BASED SEX EDUCATION 2019 EBAN INITIATIVE - CLAYTON COUNTY -There are 8 people on the Eban team that are fully trained in the Reducing the Risk (RTR) teen pregnancy prevention program curriculum including four mastered trained RTR facilitators. -To date there are 75 students that are in active programming and receiving RTR. 2019 PREP HIGHLIGHTS: -Staff delivered four Connected Caregivers Trainings (142 participants) to Foster Care group home leaders and caregivers to educate them on effectively communicating with youth in care about sexuality and empower them to become values-neutral and medically accurate resources for sexual health information. -GCAPP provided 62 technical assistance (TA) activities during the year. TA consisted of guidance in developing SMART Objectives and developing Continuous Quality Improvement strategies. -Staff also provided resources to enable grantees to implement programs effectively and efficiently, building staff capacity to deliver additional Evidenced Based Interventions (EBIs) through condensed training and proactive technical assistance, and observing for quality and fidelity of delivery of EBIs with youth. -GCAPP facilitated 4 trainings and trained 25 new facilitators on evidence-based curricula. -During the grant year, staff trained 30 facilitators/administrators on the following adolescent sexual health topics: Sexual Assault Prevention, Continuous Quality Improvement, Sustainability, and Program Planning strategies. 3)Youth Empowerment GCAPP held our first Youth Empowerment Summit in Savannah on Tuesday, May 14th from 7:30am - 1:30pm at Savannah State University in the Student Union Ballroom. -Our theme was "Showing Up for Ourselves: Healthy Thinking, Healthy You!" Participants included 202 students representing eight (8) schools from the Savannah-Chatham Public School District. -95% of the students rated the conference as "Excellent or "Very Good". Additional comments provided positive and thorough feedback such as, "...Wonderful event! I stepped out of my shell today and had so much fun". GCAPP held our 2nd Annual Atlanta YES event on Wednesday, November 13, 2019 at Cobb Galleria. -Twenty-three (23) metro-Atlanta organizations were present including: high schools, colleges and community-based organizations. -A total of 392 attended including 329 students and 63 adult chaperones. -The event included a panel facilitated by GCAPP Board Member and Journalist, Laurie Dhue, Jane Fonda, and youth panelists included Riley Burress, Jonah Amos, Jordan Pennington, Jack Geryol, and Kimberly Heard. -The Summit's theme was "Mental Health Awareness." Each student attendee participated in one mental health session and one alternative adolescent health issues session which included the following topics: Mindfulness, Stress and Coping Techniques, Knowing your Rights, Financial Literacy and Online Safety. In 2019, we selected 24 YAC Members representing 11 priority counties and 5 non-priority counties. -YAC participated in 7 GCAPP-sponsored events and, in their respective counties, hosted 10+ events. -Began pilot program discussion with Okayso texting platform to be included as a new feature in addition to TMI-GA app. College Strategy Staff have four pending MOUs or Partnership Agreements with Savannah State University, Thomas University, Fort Valley State University, and Atlanta Metropolitan State College. -Staff, three YAC Members and Project Safe hosted a Facebook Live Event: Cuffin' SZN at the University of Georgia. -Staff provided a livestream on Facebook and Instagram and facilitated online questions -A YAC member provided GCAPP with event space, assisted with event advertisement, and hosted a panel discussion with GCAPP staff -Throughout 2019 Staff hosted events with the following College / University partners including events at the following schools: -University of Georgia -Atlanta Metropolitan State College -Savannah State University and -Fort Valley University 4) PARENT ENGAGEMENT 2019 PARENT SOS! KEY 2019 HIGHLIGHTS -Parents' S.O.S! is our online portal that provides parents with age appropriate, accurate information to help navigate sensitive and crucial conversations with their children is a popular go-to resource. The website is the primary driver of our parent engagement initiatives. -Key Parents' S.O.S! 2019 highlights: More than 1,400 visitors to Parents' SOS! website; over 300 of them were unique visitors -Provided nearly 400 parents or guardians with downloadable content. -Launched a six-part video vignettes series 2 Minute Tuesday with our Master Trainer Brandy Barnett showcasing GCAPP's expert knowledge in parent-child communication. -More than 150 parents attended Parents' S.O.S! workshops in Fulton, Gwinnett, and Chatham counties GCAPP's local Parents' S.O.S media partner FOX5-Atlanta covered the Gwinnett workshop, posted the story on its website and garnered over 600 views. Anchor Marissa Mitchell moderated our Fulton and Gwinnett parent workshops and has committed to moderating more in 2019. 5) PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & NUTRITION -An MOU was executed with Clayton County Schools to work with seven elementary schools to provide the Power Moves! Program during the 2019-2020 school year. -An MOU was executed with Atlanta Public Schools to work with eleven elementary schools to provide the Power Moves! Program during the 2019-2020 school year. -Staff executed an MOU with Girls Inc., a community-based organization, to implement the PowerMoves! garden-based activities in 2020. -GCAPP executed an MOU with Cooper-Carver Elementary School in the Terrell County School District to expand PowerMoves! This was a Fee-for-Serving Training opportunity. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 11b After CEO and Finance Committee approves Form 990 the entire Board must vote and accept before it is filed. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 12c Our conflict of interest policy questionnaire is given to each Board Member at the beginning of the year. Each Board Member must sign and agree to our policies. Our CEO reviews each signed document and makes record to our Board chair if needed. If a discussion is needed and a conflict of interest occurs, that particular person must be excluded from the discussion. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 15a Proposed compensation is reviewed and approved by the board. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, line 19 Documents are available in the organization's annual report and at www.guidestar.org. Form 990, Part IX, line 11g Payroll Processing Services: Program service expenses 21,556. Management and general expenses 2,136. Fundraising expenses 1,601. Total expenses 25,293. Consulting Services: Program service expenses 1,219,949. Management and general expenses 55,128. Fundraising expenses 33,085. Total expenses 1,308,162. Other Professional Fees: Program service expenses 38,973. Management and general expenses 932. Fundraising expenses 8,615. Total expenses 48,520. Form 990 Section XII Line 2c The process for auditor selection and audited financial statement review has not changed from the prior year.