2019-09-12T16:47:47-05:00 2018-12-31 820496415 WILLIAMS & PARSONS PC CPAS 708 SUPERIOR ST STE A SANDPOINT ID 838641656 990EZ 2018-01-01 271833740 SANDPOINT RESOURCE CENTER INC SAND 2082554093 231 N 3RD AVE SUITE 101 SANDPOINT ID 83864 PIERCE SMITH TREASURER 2082554093 2019-09-12 true JESSE RAYNOR P00844473 2082655959 2019-09-12 167.68.16.49 2019-09-12 16:47:47 CD P 6B5E237614327CA98FD41FCFDCFCDBFCBB0ED8CE CAC86B4239F5304BCB14C917C0DEF65AAC782849 2018 2019-02-21 02:37:17Z X X X X WWW.SANDPOINTCOMMUNITYRESOURCE.COM X X 81016 X 75323 31 5662 2046 3616 78970 18849 6133 1643 12041 38666 40304 27070 67374 X 27452 67506 325 782 27777 68288 707 914 27070 67374 X VISION 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 STATEMENT 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. ORGANIZATIONAL VALUES THE ORGANIZATIONAL VALUES GOVERNING SANDPOINT COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER'S DEVELOPMENT WILL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: WE RESPOND TO THOSE WHO ARE IN NEED OF SER 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 2018, COVERING MANY TOPICS INCLUDING EMERGENCY HOUSING, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, MENTAL ILLNESS AND ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE, AND OTHER COMMUNITY CONCERNS. OUR Q2 SPIN MEETING HELD ON APRIL 30, 2019 WAS WELL-ATTENDED AND WELL- RECEIVED BY ALLALL 65 OF YOU THE TOPIC OF MENTAL ILLNESS IS HUGE TO SAY THE LEAST. AS ONE OF THE TOP FOUR IDENTIFIED PROBLEMS IN OUR COMMUNITY (PANHANDLE HEALTH ASSESSMENT 2018), WE BELIEVE THAT A SUSTAINED HIGH-LEVEL OF AWARENESS WILL MAKE IT A PRIORITY. TWO DAYS LATER, SCRC AND THREE OTHER SPIN PROVIDERS CONTINUED THE CONVERSATION ON MENTAL HEALTH WITH FIVE MEMBERS OF THE IDAHO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (ICF), INCLUDING THE PRESIDENT/CEO, KAREN BILOWITH, BECAUSE THEY ARE INTERESTED IN WHAT SCRC AND THE SPIN COMMUNITY ARE DOING TO TACKLE SUCH BIG PROBLEMS. ICF LOVES OUR COMMUNITY AND WANTS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE BY MAKING THE PROBLEM OF MENTAL HEALTH A PRIORITY. 385 VIP (VOLUNTEER IDAHO PANHANDLE) PROGRAM. 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 NON PROFITS' ABILITY TO MEET THOSE NEEDS. VOLUNTEER IDAHO PANHANDLE (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. 1816 PHYSICAL DIRECTORY FOR BONNER AND BOUNDARY COUNTIES IN NORTH IDAHO. THE PHYSICAL DIRECTORY HAS SUCCESSFULLY BEEN PLACED WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT, FIRST RESPONDERS, HOSPITALS, AND OTHERS IN CONTACT WITH COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO GIVE THEM A LISTING OF THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO MEET THEIR SPECIFIC NEEDS FOR INTERVENTION AND ASSISTANCE. 1643 3844 RICH CRETTOL PRESIDENT 4.50 0 PIERCE SMITH TREASURER 4.50 0 BECCA ORCHARD BOARD MEMBER 4.50 0 DENISE STEWART BOARD MEMBER 4.50 0 SHANNA YARBROUGH BOARD MEMBER 4.50 0 BONNIE AMSTUTZ-PARFUNDI SECRETARY 21.00 11890 false false false false false false false false false ID PIERCE SMITH PO BOX 2522 SANDPOINT ID 83864 2082554093 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 75323 75323 75323 75323 75323 2616 2616 77939 31 0.96640 X FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION 1,902 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 1,034 CONFERENCE 519 SPIN MEETINGS 385 VIP MEETINGS & EVENTS 1,816 INSURANCE 1,597 OFFICE SMALL EQUIPMENT 806 BANK CHARGES 27 COMPUTER SOFTWARE 32 SUPPLIES 1,307 TELEPHONE & COMMUNICATION 1,302 CREDIT CARD FEES 12 MEMBERSHIPS & DUES 305 TRAINING 127 VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION 870 TOTAL 12,041 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 0 457 SECURITY DEPOSIT 325 325 TOTAL 325 782 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES 707 914 FORM 990-EZ, PART III VISION 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 STATEMENT 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. ORGANIZATIONAL 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 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 2018, COVERING MANY TOPICS INCLUDING EMERGENCY HOUSING, SUBSTANCE ABUSE, MENTAL ILLNESS AND ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE, AND OTHER COMMUNITY CONCERNS. OUR Q2 SPIN MEETING HELD ON APRIL 30, 2019 WAS WELL-ATTENDED AND WELL- RECEIVED BY ALLALL 65 OF YOU THE TOPIC OF MENTAL ILLNESS IS HUGE TO SAY THE LEAST. AS ONE OF THE TOP FOUR IDENTIFIED PROBLEMS IN OUR COMMUNITY (PANHANDLE HEALTH ASSESSMENT 2018), WE BELIEVE THAT A SUSTAINED HIGH-LEVEL OF AWARENESS WILL MAKE IT A PRIORITY. TWO DAYS LATER, SCRC AND THREE OTHER SPIN PROVIDERS CONTINUED THE CONVERSATION ON MENTAL HEALTH WITH FIVE MEMBERS OF THE IDAHO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (ICF), INCLUDING THE PRESIDENT/CEO, KAREN BILOWITH, BECAUSE THEY ARE INTERESTED IN WHAT SCRC AND THE SPIN COMMUNITY ARE DOING TO TACKLE SUCH BIG PROBLEMS. ICF LOVES OUR COMMUNITY AND WANTS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE BY MAKING THE PROBLEM OF MENTAL HEALTH A PRIORITY. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 29 VIP (VOLUNTEER IDAHO PANHANDLE) PROGRAM. 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 NON PROFITS' ABILITY TO MEET THOSE NEEDS. VOLUNTEER IDAHO PANHANDLE (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 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 OTHERS IN CONTACT WITH COMMUNITY MEMBERS TO GIVE THEM A LISTING OF THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO MEET THEIR SPECIFIC NEEDS FOR INTERVENTION AND ASSISTANCE.