2020-11-05T05:33:34-08:00 2019-12-31 582157642 BLAD & ASSOCIATES PC 1832 Independence Square Ste A Dunwoody GA 30338 990 2019-01-01 113655936 ATLANTA POLICE FOUNDATION INC ATLA 4045860180 191 Peachtree St NE 191 ATLANTA GA 30303 DAVE WILKINSON CEO 2020-11-05 true Robert S Blad CPA P00197666 7705127600 X 2019 2021-01-29 14:40:06Z DAVE WILKINSON 191 Peachtree St NE 191 ATLANTA GA 30303 11296334 false X www.atlantapolicefoundation.org X 2002 GA The mission of the Atlanta Police Foundation is to make Atlanta the safest and most inviting city for all its residents, workers and visitors. 50 49 47 318 0 7457413 8717297 169964 2402058 18445 63693 -139956 -334394 7505866 10848654 3303768 7925466 0 1376301 1509086 0 207915 534576 660327 5214645 10094879 2291221 753775 12261614 26033551 330525 13348687 11931089 12684864 X The mission of the Atlanta Police Foundation is to make Atlanta the safest and most inviting city for all its residents, workers and visitors. false false 4299074 3931573 2370014 *SECURE NEIGHBORHOODS*Community policing is a core principle of the Atlanta Police Department. APD has long recognized that its officers must have a first-hand knowledge of the people and neighborhoods which they protect and serve.APFs Secure Neighborhoods program addresses this fundamental mission by enabling officers to live and work in the city which they serve. When crime raged in the historic English Avenue and Vine City neighborhoods, the Atlanta Police Foundation joined with neighborhood leaders, the City of Atlanta, and the corporate and philanthropic community to create the Westside Security Plan.A cornerstone of that plan is revitalizing these historic districts and reclaiming them as thriving and safe communities. The Secure Neighborhoods program provides Atlanta police officers with the opportunity to purchase a home in these neighborhoods at a reduced cost. In return, officers agree to provide visibility to their new neighborhoods, participate in community associations and events and become stalwart members of their new communities. This initiative has proven to deter crime, increase police visibility, encourage police/community interaction and provide a public safety anchor to transitional neighborhoods.In 2019, APF opened 16 new houses which are now occupied by APD officers or legacy residents on the Westside. Coupled with the five homes opened in prior years, this brings APFs Secure Neighborhoods program to 21 new homes on lots that were previously blighted or abandoned. Our 2020 plans call for an additional 10 homes on the Westside and 10 homes on the Southside. 1469593 1310823 22708 *OPERATION SHIELD*Operation Shield is the Atlanta Police Foundations core smart policing initiative. The program has installed a canopy of some 11,000 cameras across every zone of the City, each designed to be networked in real time to the Atlanta Police Departments Video Integration Center (VIC). The VIC monitors networked cameras in real time, enabling APD to enhance police visibility and crime deterrence. Under the auspices of APF, the private sector has provided the funding for 80 percent of the system, freeing APD resources for other urgent law enforcement needs. Operation Shield also includes the ComNet radio system that integrates private sector security teams with APD, resulting in real time awareness and coordination of law enforcement efforts. In 2020, APF is focused on ensuring the maintenance of the Operation Shield network. 1170038 857452 *AT-PROMISE*The Westside At-Promise Center has been in operation since August 2017, serving more than 800 youth. The services provided include individual therapy, group therapy, educational assistance including tutoring, mentoring and GED classes, testing, workforce prep, arts instruction in music and filmmaking, as well as recreational activities. The Atlanta Falcons and the Atlanta Hawks lend their support, including athlete visits to youth.In 2020, APF will open a second At-Promise Center on Metropolitan Parkway on the Southside and will break ground on a third At-Promise Center on the campus of the Walter and Andrew Young YMCA on Campbellton Rd. in Southwest Atlanta.APFs At-Promise Initiative will enter its fourth year of operation in 2020. The programs mission is to divert youth from criminal activity toward a productive life outside the criminal justice system. Youth who are referred to the program receive a customized plan of wrap-around services designed specifically for themselves. These individualized programs are developed following a comprehensive therapeutic assessment which is performed on everyone who enters the program.APF works with more than 30 social service agencies who apply the appropriate professional expertise to each individual case, ensuring relevance and a personalized approach.At-Promise StatisticsRecidivism rate: 4%Number of high school seniors who graduated in 2019: 92%Number of youth who received a job (of those who applied): 89% 2617541 1825618 9336 9556246 true true false false false false false false false false true false false true false true true false false false false false false false true false false true false true false false false false false false false false true false false false false true false false false true 49 0 true 47 true false false false false false true true false 0 false false false false false false false X 50 49 false false false false false false false true false false false true true true true false false 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As of December 31, 2019 and 2018, there are no known items which would result in a material accrual related to where the Organization has federal or state attributable tax positions. Generally, taxing authorities have from the later of the taxing filing or extended due date to examine a tax filing. Part XI, Line 2d: Other revenue amounts included in F/S but not included on form 990 AMOUNTS REPORTED ON APF SUPPORT, INC. $9544201 Part XII, Line 2d: Other expenses and losses per audited F/S AMOUNTS REPORTED ON APF SUPPORT, INC. $3007 false CRIME IS TOAST 288450 270000 18450 117276 GALA-NIGHT IN BLUE 247918 217700 30218 147630 3 338418 273800 64618 182774 874786 761500 113286 447680 447680 -334394 true ATLANTA POLICE DEPARTMENT ATLANTA ATLANTA GA 30303 7925466 0 COST EXPENSES PAID ON BEHALF OF APD Support APD/Public safety in Atl. 1 0 Grantmaker's Description of How Grants are Used REQUIRES ADEQUATE DOCUMENTATION FROM APD PRIOR TO MAKING A DISBURSMENT X X false false false false false false false false false DAVE WILKINSON CEO & PRES. 264388 30000 2389 12000 5700 314477 X CONSTRUCTION COSTS 1 450000 FMV X Hotel Rooms 1 11562 fmv X Equipment 4 18291 fmv X Event Tickets 4 3461 fmv X Other 11 21334 fmv X Construction 3 30000 fmv X Super Bowl Gift 12 84072 fmv false false false Form 990, Part III, Line 4d: Other Program Services Description OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: *REPEAT OFFENDERS*Addressing the concern of repeat offenders (individuals previously convicted of three or more felonies) in the City of Atlanta and Fulton County is the core responsibility of the Atlanta Repeat Offender Commission (AROC). Since April 2014, the AROC was given the authority to identify and provide transparency into the processes and operations where the city of Atlanta, Fulton County, and Georgia criminal justice entities converge. Since its inception, the AROC has worked to develop a structure that would not only create systemic change but also produce regular progress reports to address the growing concern of repeat offenders and the impact on our city. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: *OPERATION SHIELD*Operation Shield is the Atlanta Police Foundations core smart policing initiative. The program has installed a canopy of some 11,000 cameras across every zone of the City, each designed to be networked in real time to the Atlanta Police Departments Video Integration Center (VIC). The VIC monitors networked cameras in real time, enabling APD to enhance police visibility and crime deterrence. Under the auspices of APF, the private sector has provided the funding for 80 percent of the system, freeing APD resources for other urgent law enforcement needs. Operation Shield also includes the ComNet radio system that integrates private sector security teams with APD, resulting in real time awareness and coordination of law enforcement efforts. In 2020, APF is focused on ensuring the maintenance of the Operation Shield network. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 7: OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 8: *SECURE NEIGHBORHOODS*Community policing is a core principle of the Atlanta Police Department. APD has long recognized that its officers must have a first-hand knowledge of the people and neighborhoods which they protect and serve.APFs Secure Neighborhoods program addresses this fundamental mission by enabling officers to live and work in the city which they serve. When crime raged in the historic English Avenue and Vine City neighborhoods, the Atlanta Police Foundation joined with neighborhood leaders, the City of Atlanta, and the corporate and philanthropic community to create the Westside Security Plan.A cornerstone of that plan is revitalizing these historic districts and reclaiming them as thriving and safe communities. The Secure Neighborhoods program provides Atlanta police officers with the opportunity to purchase a home in these neighborhoods at a reduced cost. In return, officers agree to provide visibility to their new neighborhoods, participate in community associations and events and become stalwart members of their new communities. This initiative has proven to deter crime, increase police visibility, encourage police/community interaction and provide a public safety anchor to transitional neighborhoods.In 2019, APF opened 16 new houses which are now occupied by APD officers or legacy residents on the Westside. Coupled with the five homes opened in prior years, this brings APFs Secure Neighborhoods program to 21 new homes on lots that were previously blighted or abandoned. Our 2020 plans call for an additional 10 homes on the Westside and 10 homes on the Southside. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 9: OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 10: *ATLANTA CRIME RESEARCH CENTER*The Atlanta Crime Research Center (ACRC) was launched in 2019 to be the research and analysis arm of the Atlanta Police Foundation. ACRC is managed by APF and staffed by Georgia State University graduate and undergraduate students under the direction of Professor Bill Sabol, the former head of the U.S. Department of Justices Bureau of Justice Statistics.ACRC is undertaking short- and long-range studies that look at the underlying causes and extent of crime, the efficacy of APF/APD law enforcement initiatives, new programs which research indicates can help reduce crime even further.The programs inaugural efforts examined the Repeat Offender (RO) crisis in Atlanta and Fulton County, resulting in a 2017-2019 update to APFs first Repeat Offender Report, published four years ago.ACRCs findings showed that in 2017-2018, that 18 percent of felony cases in Fulton County Superior Court involved Repeat Offenders, while that number grew to 26 percent of felony cases in the first half of 2019.The RO report further highlighted the disparity in sentencing among Fulton County Superior Court judges who presided over cases involving ROs: several sentencing these serial felony offenders to minimal prison time, while others sentencing them commiserate with the sentencing guidelines established by the legislature.ACRC is conducting studies that examine Atlanta crime patterns and trends, policing strategies, as well as the effectiveness of APF programs and how they can be improved for greater efficacy and better utilization of resources. Form 990, Part VI, Line 11b: Form 990 Review Process A draft of the form 990 is circulated to the executive committee of the board of directors prior to filing. Form 990, Part VI, Line 12c: Explanation of Monitoring and Enforcement of Conflicts requires annual disclosure Form 990, Part VI, Line 15a: Compensation Review & Approval Process - CEO, Top Management The executive committee approves the CEO salary and compares to market data. Form 990, Part VI, Line 15b: Compensation Review and Approval Process for Officers and Key Employees N/A Form 990, Part VI, Line 19: Other Organization Documents Publicly Available upon request APF SUPPORT INC 191 Peachtree St NE 191 ATLANTA GA 30303 842208967 SUPPORT ATLANTA POLICE FOUNDATION, INC. GA 501(c)(3) 509(a)(3) N/A false false false false true false false false false false false false false false true true false false false false APF SUPPORT INC d 1856734 cash