2016-12-09T18:32:04-06:00 2016-06-30 273473554 SCHRIVER CARMONA & COMPANY PLLC 5805 CALLAGHAN RD STE 301 SAN ANTONIO TX 782281129 990 2015-07-01 742236387 ALAMO AREA RAPE CRISIS CENTER ALAM 2105217273 7500 US 90 W STE 201 BLDG 2 SAN ANTONIO TX 78227 JILETTA KUBENA CHAIR 2105217273 2016-12-09 true DEREK SCHRIVER CPA P00958022 2106800350 2016-12-09 X 2015 2017-02-10 21:41:12Z JILETTA KUBENA 1695986 false X WWW.RAPECRISIS.COM X 1982 TX (1) SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE RECEIVE PROPER AND EXPEDITIOUS MEDICAL CARE, SENSITIVE POLICE RESPONCE, AND ENCOURAGE THE PURSUIT AND RIGOUROUS PROSECUTION OF PERPETRATORS; (2) STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY ATTITUDES ABOUT RAPE AND RAPE VICTIMS, AND TO ENSURE SOCIETY BLAMES PERPETRATORS, NOT VICTIMS; AND (3) REDUCING SIGNIFICANTLY THE INCIDENCE AND TOLERANCE OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY. 14 14 68 111 0 1495030 1569610 92761 74699 29 35 30398 37418 1618218 1681762 19505 12764 0 1193606 1293814 0 114809 243773 304933 1456884 1611511 161334 70251 693424 763361 125214 124900 568210 638461 X (1) SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE RECEIVE PROPER AND EXPEDITIOUS MEDICAL CARE, SENSITIVE POLICE RESPONCE, AND ENCOURAGE THE PURSUIT AND RIGOUROUS PROSECUTION OF PERPETRATORS; (2) STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY ATTITUDES ABOUT RAPE AND RAPE VICTIMS, AND TO ENSURE SOCIETY BLAMES PERPETRATORS, NOT VICTIMS; AND (3) REDUCING SIGNIFICANTLY THE INCIDENCE AND TOLERANCE OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY. false false 905938 12764 25337 IN 1975 TWO NOTABLE LEADERS IN BEXAR COUNTY - FORMER SAN ANTONIO MAYOR LILA COCKRELL AND ATTORNEY JANE MACON - SAW AN INJUSTICE; A CRITICAL NEED THAT WAS GROWING IN SAN ANTONIO - THE LACK OF A SYSTEM TO PROVIDE TREATMENT FOR VICTIMS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE INCLUDING WOMEN, CHILDREN AND MEN OF ALL WALKS OF LIFE. THIS CORE GROUP OF VOLUNTEERS BROUGHT THEIR OWN EXPERTISE, EXPERIENCES AND PAIN TO THE TABLE AND EMBARKED ON A MISSION TO SUPPORT SURVIVORS AND THEIR FAMILIES, AND TO PROMOTE RISK-REDUCTION PROGRAMS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY'S EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM. THE CENTER HAS GROWN FROM THAT SMALL, DYNAMIC GROUP TO A STRONG, INDEPENDENT, MULTI-FACETED AGENCY TODAY; OFFERING A 24-HOUR, SEVEN-DAY-A-WEEK, IN-HOUSE CRISIS HOTLINE (TELEPHONE AND INTERNET-BASED); COUNSELING SERVICES (INDIVIDUAL, GROUP AND CHILD PLAY THERAPY) FOR VICTIMS AND THEIR LOVED ONES; CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES; EMERGENCY SERVICES (TRANSPORTATION, TRANSLATION SERVICES AND CLOTHING FOR VICTIMS FOLLOWING A RAPE EXAM); COMMUNITY EDUCATION IN THE AREA OF RISK REDUCTION AND PRIMARY PREVENTION; AND HOSPITAL AND COURT ADVOCACY AND ACCOMPANIMENT FOR VICTIMS. CLIENT SERVICES: THE COUNSELING PROGRAM OFFERED COUNSELING SERVICES TO 1,208 (PRIOR YEAR 1,162) DURING THE 2015-2016 FISCAL YEAR. OF THE 1,208 CLIENTS SEEN, 897 (PRIOR YEAR 880) QUALIFIED FOR AN ASSESSMENT; I.E., THEY ATTENDED THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF SESSIONS NEEDED TO DETERMINE IF SIGNIFICANT CHANGE HAD OCCURRED. OF THOSE, 782 (PRIOR YEAR 765) DEMONSTRATED AN IMPROVED SCORE. AS A RESULT, 87% (PRIOR YEAR 87%) DEMONSTRATED A POSITIVE OUTCOME. 5,612 (PRIOR YEAR 9,747) INDIVIDUALS CONTACTED THE TELEPHONE HOTLINE; ALL 5,612, WERE ASSESSED FOR AN OUTCOME. CRISIS INTERVENTION SERVICES ALSO INCLUDE MEDICAL ACCOMPANIMENT. CRISIS INTERVENTION SPECIALISTS ARE DISPATCHED TO TWO PARTICIPATING HOSPITALS TO PROVIDE ACCOMPANIMENT SERVICES TO SEXUAL ASSAULT SURVIVORS WHO ARE RECEIVING SEXUAL ASSAULT FORENSIC EXAMS. DURING THE 2015-2016 FISCAL YEAR, THE CENTER PROVIDED HOSPITAL ACCOMPANIMENT SERVICES TO 852 (PRIOR YEAR 853) CLIENTS, OF WHICH 48% (PRIOR YEAR 48%) AGREED TO BE CONTACTED FOR A FOLLOW-UP CALL AND ASSESSMENT. OF THOSE CONTACTED, 100% (PRIOR YEAR 100%) DEMONSTRATED A POSITIVE OUTCOME. EDUCATION SERVICES: THE PROGRAM INCLUDES EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS FOCUSED ON CHANGING ATTITUDES & AWARENESS, CHANGES IN SKILLS FOR WOMEN AND MEN INDIVIDUALLY AND COLLECTIVELY FOR MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND ADULT INFLUENCERS. THESE SESSIONS ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE SKILLS TO BUILD POSITIVE HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS. THIS COMPREHENSIVE RESEARCH-BASED APPROACH WILL BE IMPLEMENTED IN SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS, IN PARTICULAR, THOSE FOCUSING ON 'AT RISK' YOUTH. DURING THE PRIOR FISCAL YEAR THE CENTER EDUCATED 5,643 YOUTH AND PROFESSIONALS. ADDITIONALLY, THE CENTER'S COMMUNITY RELATIONS DEPARTMENT PROVIDES GENERAL EDUCATION SESSIONS DESIGNED TO INFORM THE COMMUNITY ABOUT AVAILABLE SERVICES. IN 2015-2016, 3,191 INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATED IN THESE TYPES OF EDUCATION SESSIONS. TREND ANALYSIS: THE CENTER OFFERED COUNSELING SERVICES TO MORE THAN 1,100 CLIENTS FOR THE 6TH CONSECUTIVE YEAR. CLIENTS CONTINUE TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY FRIENDS, FAMILY, LOVED ONES, OR PARTNERS WHO, OFTEN, FOLLOWING THE ASSAULT/ABUSE OF THEIR LOVED ONE, ALSO EXPERIENCE SECONDARY TRAUMA. SECONDARY TRAUMA IS THE PHENOMENON THAT OCCURS WHEN SOMEONE CLOSELY ASSOCIATED WITH THE RAPE VICTIM BEGINS TO FEEL SIMILAR SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER AS A RESULT OF THE RAPE OF THEIR LOVED ONE. THEREFORE, IT IS CRUCIAL TO OFFER SERVICES TO BOTH VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES. THE MAJORITY OF THE CENTER'S THERAPISTS ARE TRAINED TO PROVIDE COUNSELING FROM A SYSTEMIC APPROACH. AS A RESULT, FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF CLIENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND SESSIONS AS SECONDARY VICTIMS IN AN EFFORT TO FOCUS ON THE FAMILY AS A SYSTEM AS PART OF THE RECOVERY PROCESS. THE CENTER ALSO CONTINUED TO IMPLEMENT CONVERSATIONS OF HOPE, OUR OUTREACH INITIATIVE THAT INCLUDES CONDUCTING BOTH ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE MISSION TOURS. THE GOAL OF THIS INITIATIVE IS TO INCREASE SUPPORT IN THE COMMUNITY FOR THE CENTER AND ITS EFFORTS IN SERVING AS A RESOURCE AND COMMUNITY SAFETY NET FOR SEXUAL VIOLENCE VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES. DURING THE LAST FISCAL YEAR, MORE THAN 127 INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATED IN TOURS, THEREBY INCREASING THE NUMBER OF COMMUNITY LEADERS AND RESIDENTS WITH KNOWLEDGE OF OUR AVAILABLE SERVICES AND THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVING A 'STAND- ALONE' RAPE CRISIS CENTER IN OUR AREA. IN MOST INSTANCES, SEXUAL ASSAULT SERVICES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY ARE PROVIDED BY FACILITIES THAT SERVE BOTH VICTIMS OF SEXUAL AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. WHILE CHALLENGES STILL EXIST WITH REGARD TO CREATING A BALANCE BETWEEN THE CENTER'S LACK OF GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE AND THE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL PROGRAM SERVICES; FINANCIALLY SITUATIONS HAVE IMPROVED DURING THE FISCAL YEAR. AS THE CENTER CONTINUES TO WORK TO DIVERSIFY AND STABILIZE FUNDING THE NEED FOR GENERAL OPERATING DOLLARS STILL EXISTS TO HELP FILL THE GAP WHEN GOVERNMENT RESOURCES ARE DECREASED AND/OR DELAYED IN PROCESSING. PROGRAM IMPACT NARRATIVES 448158 49362 SEE SCHEDULE O FOR LIST OF PROGRAM ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 1354096 true true false false false false false false false false true false false false true false true false false false false false false false true false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 3 0 68 true false false false false false false false false false false false false X 14 14 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true true true true true false X X X DEBBI WALKER 2105217273 7500 US HWY 90 W STE 201 BLDG 2 SAN ANTONIO TX 78277 JILETTA KUBENA CHAIR 2.00 X X 0 0 0 CARRIE ROBLES CHAIR ELECT 2.00 X X 0 0 0 TERESA BECKELHEIMER VICE CHAIR 2.00 X X 0 0 0 SANAM ALI TREASURER 2.00 X X 0 0 0 MARK J SAMAS SECRETARY 2.00 X X 0 0 0 RANDOLPH BAKER MEMBER 2.00 X 0 0 0 AMY HARDBERGER MEMBER 2.00 X 0 0 0 EUGENE D BARRON JR MEMBER 2.00 X 0 0 0 STEPHANIE A CANO-QUALLS MEMBER 2.00 X 0 0 0 DIANNA CARMENATY MEMBER 2.00 X 0 0 0 BRITTANY M WEIL MEMBER 2.00 X 0 0 0 NICHOLAS LAHOOD EX-OFFICIO M 2.00 X 0 0 0 JAVIER SALAZAR EX-OFFICIO M 2.00 X 0 0 0 MIRIAM M ELIZONDO CO-ED/EVP 40.00 X 81380 0 0 MARY A CHEUVRONT CO-ED 40.00 X 61725 0 0 143105 false false false 791135 778475 1569610 DMST JUVENILE PROBATION 611710 47562 47562 WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS 611710 23567 23567 OTHER PROGRAM INCOME 611710 3570 3570 74699 35 35 51057 14224 36833 MISCELLANEOUS INCOME 900099 585 585 585 1681762 35 75284 12764 12764 143106 124575 10695 7836 1012912 881752 75697 55463 51249 44613 3830 2806 86547 75340 6468 4739 70807 28489 14735 27583 1456 1456 1236 1087 86 63 118901 103557 8838 6506 10482 9129 779 574 1062 925 79 58 4420 4420 3044 3044 11632 10573 610 449 SUPPLIES 29927 27357 1480 1090 STAFF TRAINING 16036 9701 6335 TELEPHONE 15951 13892 1186 873 EQUIPMENT RENTAL/MAINT. 7929 6906 589 434 12050 1980 10070 1611511 1354096 142606 114809 65897 25380 82766 160004 530771 554783 5109 13354 144545 134705 8881 9840 693424 763361 39 3957 48989 28675 76186 92268 125214 124900 X 125383 230171 442827 408290 568210 638461 693424 763361 70251 X false true X true true true X 1292326 1265951 1231065 1495030 1569610 6853982 1292326 1265951 1231065 1495030 1569610 6853982 6853982 12 13 6 29 35 95 6854077 51092 1.00000 1.00000 X PART II, LINE 10 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 35256 28217 7039 109289 106488 2801 9840 ACCRUED WAGES 56216 ACCRUED VACATION 22081 OTHER 13971 92268 1681762 1681762 1681762 1611511 1611511 1611511 5K WALK/RUN 22272 22272 3272 OTHERS 19745 19745 657 1 9040 9040 10295 51057 51057 14224 14224 36833 false TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE 4422 CLOTHING ASSISTANCE 5463 OTHER ASSISTANCE 2879 FORM 990 - ORGANIZATION'S MISSION (1) SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE RECEIVE PROPER AND EXPEDITIOUS MEDICAL CARE, SENSITIVE POLICE RESPONCE, AND ENCOURAGE THE PURSUIT AND RIGOUROUS PROSECUTION OF PERPETRATORS; (2) STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY ATTITUDES ABOUT RAPE AND RAPE VICTIMS, AND TO ENSURE SOCIETY BLAMES PERPETRATORS, NOT VICTIMS; AND (3) REDUCING SIGNIFICANTLY THE INCIDENCE AND TOLERANCE OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A THERAPY) FOR VICTIMS AND THEIR LOVED ONES; CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES; EMERGENCY SERVICES (TRANSPORTATION, TRANSLATION SERVICES AND CLOTHING FOR VICTIMS FOLLOWING A RAPE EXAM); COMMUNITY EDUCATION IN THE AREA OF RISK REDUCTION AND PRIMARY PREVENTION; AND HOSPITAL AND COURT ADVOCACY AND ACCOMPANIMENT FOR VICTIMS. CLIENT SERVICES: THE COUNSELING PROGRAM OFFERED COUNSELING SERVICES TO 1,208 (PRIOR YEAR 1,162) DURING THE 2015-2016 FISCAL YEAR. OF THE 1,208 CLIENTS SEEN, 897 (PRIOR YEAR 880) QUALIFIED FOR AN ASSESSMENT; I.E., THEY ATTENDED THE REQUIRED NUMBER OF SESSIONS NEEDED TO DETERMINE IF SIGNIFICANT CHANGE HAD OCCURRED. OF THOSE, 782 (PRIOR YEAR 765) DEMONSTRATED AN IMPROVED SCORE. AS A RESULT, 87% (PRIOR YEAR 87%) DEMONSTRATED A POSITIVE OUTCOME. 5,612 (PRIOR YEAR 9,747) INDIVIDUALS CONTACTED THE TELEPHONE HOTLINE; ALL 5,612, WERE ASSESSED FOR AN OUTCOME. CRISIS INTERVENTION SERVICES ALSO INCLUDE MEDICAL ACCOMPANIMENT. CRISIS INTERVENTION SPECIALISTS ARE DISPATCHED TO TWO PARTICIPATING HOSPITALS TO PROVIDE ACCOMPANIMENT SERVICES TO SEXUAL ASSAULT SURVIVORS WHO ARE RECEIVING SEXUAL ASSAULT FORENSIC EXAMS. DURING THE 2015-2016 FISCAL YEAR, THE CENTER PROVIDED HOSPITAL ACCOMPANIMENT SERVICES TO 852 (PRIOR YEAR 853) CLIENTS, OF WHICH 48% (PRIOR YEAR 48%) AGREED TO BE CONTACTED FOR A FOLLOW-UP CALL AND ASSESSMENT. OF THOSE CONTACTED, 100% (PRIOR YEAR 100%) DEMONSTRATED A POSITIVE OUTCOME. EDUCATION SERVICES: THE PROGRAM INCLUDES EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS FOCUSED ON CHANGING ATTITUDES & AWARENESS, CHANGES IN SKILLS FOR WOMEN AND MEN INDIVIDUALLY AND COLLECTIVELY FOR MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND ADULT INFLUENCERS. THESE SESSIONS ARE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE SKILLS TO BUILD POSITIVE HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS. THIS COMPREHENSIVE RESEARCH-BASED APPROACH WILL BE IMPLEMENTED IN SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS, IN PARTICULAR, THOSE FOCUSING ON 'AT RISK' YOUTH. DURING THE PRIOR FISCAL YEAR THE CENTER EDUCATED 5,643 YOUTH AND PROFESSIONALS. ADDITIONALLY, THE CENTER'S COMMUNITY RELATIONS DEPARTMENT PROVIDES GENERAL EDUCATION SESSIONS DESIGNED TO INFORM THE COMMUNITY ABOUT AVAILABLE SERVICES. IN 2015-2016, 3,191 INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATED IN THESE TYPES OF EDUCATION SESSIONS. TREND ANALYSIS: THE CENTER OFFERED COUNSELING SERVICES TO MORE THAN 1,100 CLIENTS FOR THE 6TH CONSECUTIVE YEAR. CLIENTS CONTINUE TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY FRIENDS, FAMILY, LOVED ONES, OR PARTNERS WHO, OFTEN, FOLLOWING THE ASSAULT/ABUSE OF THEIR LOVED ONE, ALSO EXPERIENCE SECONDARY TRAUMA. SECONDARY TRAUMA IS THE PHENOMENON THAT OCCURS WHEN SOMEONE CLOSELY ASSOCIATED WITH THE RAPE VICTIM BEGINS TO FEEL SIMILAR SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER AS A RESULT OF THE RAPE OF THEIR LOVED ONE. THEREFORE, IT IS CRUCIAL TO OFFER SERVICES TO BOTH VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES. THE MAJORITY OF THE CENTER'S THERAPISTS ARE TRAINED TO PROVIDE COUNSELING FROM A SYSTEMIC APPROACH. AS A RESULT, FAMILIES AND FRIENDS OF CLIENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND SESSIONS AS SECONDARY VICTIMS IN AN EFFORT TO FOCUS ON THE FAMILY AS A SYSTEM AS PART OF THE RECOVERY PROCESS. THE CENTER ALSO CONTINUED TO IMPLEMENT CONVERSATIONS OF HOPE, OUR OUTREACH INITIATIVE THAT INCLUDES CONDUCTING BOTH ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE MISSION TOURS. THE GOAL OF THIS INITIATIVE IS TO INCREASE SUPPORT IN THE COMMUNITY FOR THE CENTER AND ITS EFFORTS IN SERVING AS A RESOURCE AND COMMUNITY SAFETY NET FOR SEXUAL VIOLENCE VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES. DURING THE LAST FISCAL YEAR, MORE THAN 127 INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATED IN TOURS, THEREBY INCREASING THE NUMBER OF COMMUNITY LEADERS AND RESIDENTS WITH KNOWLEDGE OF OUR AVAILABLE SERVICES AND THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVING A 'STAND- ALONE' RAPE CRISIS CENTER IN OUR AREA. IN MOST INSTANCES, SEXUAL ASSAULT SERVICES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY ARE PROVIDED BY FACILITIES THAT SERVE BOTH VICTIMS OF SEXUAL AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. WHILE CHALLENGES STILL EXIST WITH REGARD TO CREATING A BALANCE BETWEEN THE CENTER'S LACK OF GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE AND THE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL PROGRAM SERVICES; FINANCIALLY SITUATIONS HAVE IMPROVED DURING THE FISCAL YEAR. AS THE CENTER CONTINUES TO WORK TO DIVERSIFY AND STABILIZE FUNDING THE NEED FOR GENERAL OPERATING DOLLARS STILL EXISTS TO HELP FILL THE GAP WHEN GOVERNMENT RESOURCES ARE DECREASED AND/OR DELAYED IN PROCESSING. PROGRAM IMPACT NARRATIVES FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B IF THE FORM 990 IS TO BE FILED AFTER A REGULARY SCHEDULED BOARD MEETING, THE FORM 990 IS PRESENTED TO THE BOARD BEFORE IT IS FILED. IF THE FORM 990 MUST BE FILED PRIOR TO A REGULARY SCHEDULED BOARD MEETING, THE FORM 990 IS PROVIDED TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL. THE FORM 990 IS THEN PRESENTED TO THE ENTIRE BOARD AT ITS NEXT REGULAR BOARD MEETING FOR RATIFICATION. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C ON AN ANNUAL BASIS, THE BOARD REVIEWS THE POLICY, SELF-MONITORS ITS MEMBERS, AND COMPLIES WITH SIGNING THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A ON AN ANNUAL BASIS, WERLING & ASSOCIATES, AN INDEPENDENT FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION IN BEXAR COUNTY, UNDERTAKES A SALARY SURVEY OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. THE RAPE CRISIS CENTER PARTICIPATES AND PROVIDES ITS OWN WAGE AND BENEFIT INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED IN THE SURVEY DATA. THERE IS A PUBLISHED BOOK OF LIKE POSITIONS, BRIEF JOB DESCRIPTIONS AND STEP INCREASES. THE MANAGEMENT TEAM REVIEWS THE DOCUMENT PRIOR TO SUBMITTING THE PROPOSED BUDGET TO THE BOARD FOR APPROVAL. THE TEAM DETERMINES IF A SALARY INCREASE MAY BE GIVEN BASED ON FUNDING AVAILABLE. IF AVAILABLE, THE SALARY AND BENEFIT SURVEY IS USED TO DETERMINE LIKE-WAGES/BENEFITS IN OUR COMMUNITY. AT THE TIME OF REVIEW FOR THE BOARD, THIS MATERIAL IS ALSO GIVEN TO THE BOARD FOR REVIEW. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15B ON AN ANNUAL BASIS, WERLING & ASSOCIATES, AN INDEPENDENT FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION IN BEXAR COUNTY, UNDERTAKES A SALARY SURVEY OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. THE RAPE CRISIS CENTER PARTICIPATES AND PROVIDES ITS OWN WAGE AND BENEFIT INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED IN THE SURVEY DATA. THERE IS A PUBLISHED BOOK OF LIKE POSITIONS, BRIEF JOB DESCRIPTIONS AND STEP INCREASES. THE MANAGEMENT TEAM REVIEWS THE DOCUMENT PRIOR TO SUBMITTING THE PROPOSED BUDGET TO THE BOARD FOR APPROVAL. THE TEAM DETERMINES IF A SALARY INCREASE MAY BE GIVEN BASED ON FUNDING AVAILABLE. IF AVAILABLE, THE SALARY AND BENEFIT SURVEY IS USED TO DETERMINE LIKE-WAGES/BENEFITS IN OUR COMMUNITY. AT THE TIME OF REVIEW FOR THE BOARD, THIS MATERIAL IS ALSO GIVEN TO THE BOARD FOR REVIEW. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 THE ORGANIZATION MAKES ITS FORMS 1023 & 990 AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC THROUGH GUIDESTAR'S WEBSITE, AND UPON REQUEST. IN ADDITION, GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.