2016-11-15T07:00:03-08:00 2015-12-31 MICHELLE R MONTGOMERY PLLC PO BOX 41199 Norfolk VA 23541 990EZ 2015-01-01 455223463 Virginia Beach Justice Initiative VIRG 8772272321 P O Box 3018 Chesapeake VA 23327 PATRICK J MCKENNA PRESIDENT 8772272321 2016-11-14 true MICHELLE R MONTGOMERY 7572136945 2015 2017-02-10 21:41:12Z X WWW.VBJI.ORG X X 29511 X 25010 1035 0 0 0 0 0 3466 1240 2226 0 0 28271 3880 19500 1496 1085 1864 16227 44052 -15781 32980 17199 X 32540 17115 470 1033 33010 18148 30 949 32980 17199 VBJI's primary purpose is to prevent and end human trafficking in the Hampton Roads area and obtain help for the victims/survivors. SEE SCHEDULE O 3880 29177 29177 PATRICK J MCKENNA President/Director 40.00 19500 LORI A MCKENNA Director 5.00 0 RUSSELL EVENSON Director 3.00 0 ANNA TOWNSEND Director 3.00 0 ALBERT TUMMINELLO Director 3.00 0 EDWIN STREET Director 1.00 0 PEGGY HOMESLY Director 1.00 0 TAKERA ETHERIDGE Secretary 4.00 0 PATRICIA VERA Treasurer 5.00 0 false false false false false false true 81 false false VA KATHERYN MARCHESE 734 Roland Drive Norfolk VA 23509 7576473284 false false false false false false false false true false false NONE NONE X 848 5764 37701 25010 69323 848 5764 37701 25010 69323 69323 0 69323 1950 X 0 0 0 0 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 0 110 110 43942 44052 8810 2203 1585 8810 10395 15593 142 110 252 PATRICK MCKENNA President Unreimb expenses X 81 81 false true false 81 Other Program Accomplishments: Other To facilitate prevention and raise awareness--VBJI held 22 interest meetings, gave 29 presentations to community groups, 7 presentations from church pulpits during worship services, served on 5 panels (at screenings of human trafficking documentaries), and had info tables at other events. We also did 6 presentations to high school and college students, and 5 presentations to grups of school administrators in an effort to get prevention education in local high schools. We were interviewed by all three local news channels and The Virginian Pilot newspaper. Other We have small teams reach out to businesses in areas where prostitution occurs to provide basic information about trafficking, the Red Flags, and ask them to post the National Human Trafficking Hotline number at the check out counter and/or in the ladies restrooms. Other We also have a Church Mobilization Team that is actively reaching out to churches in Hampton Roads, to raise awareness and seek their partnership. Other In addition, we partnered with another non-profit organization to host the Run for Their Lives 5K at The Mariners Museum in Newport News. Over 300 people came out in freezing weather March 7 to participate. Other Collaboration--One of our core values is partnership--human trafficking is too big of an issue for any one organization. To that end, in 2015, VBJI facilitated 7 meetings of the Hampton Roads Coalition Against Trafficking, to continue to develop and strengthen collaboration with other local non-profit organizations, government organizations, healthcare providers, schools, and law enforcement to ensure that victims of human trafficking are connected with the resources they need. Other We worked with law enforcement and other NGOs in NN and Hampton to develop a Community Coordinated Response to trafficking (CCR), and we serve on the Governor's Victim Services Working Group to discuss strategies, awareness efforts, and access to services for survivors. Other Advocacy--VBJI participated in policy and legislative meetings, and were part of the Kids Are Not For Sale coalition, which helped get a Human Trafficking statute passed in Virginia. We also testified before Chesapeake City Council regarding amending their ordinances regarding massage parlors. Other Victim Services--In 2015 six people graduated from our 38 hour Victim Advocate Training. We had twelve advocates actively working with eight survivors, providing clothin, transportation, case management, mentorship, and other needs. Other Advocates have also visited survivors in jail, done ride-alongs with law enforcement in Newport News, and been on stand-by during Sting Operations. Other Prayer--We held prayer meetings at two different locations weekly to undergird the organization's work and those of other ministries, nongovernmental and governmental agencies in our region. Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 10 ; ; : , , , ; , Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 10 GRANTS PAID TO OTHER 501(C)(3) WITH SIMILAR EXEMPT PURPOSE; VARIOUS; VARIOUS: VARIOUS, VARIOUS, , ; Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 Office Expense 3369. Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 Travel, Meals, & Conferences 2944. Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 Victim Care--Food, Clothing, Transportation 1409. Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 Advertising & Promotion 1522. Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 Liability Insurance 2049. Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 Payroll Taxes & Licenses 2027. Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 Other Expenses 2531. Form 990EZ, Part I, Line 16 Depreciation 376. Form 990EZ, Part II, Line 24 Office Equipment, Net 470. 1033. Form 990EZ, Part II, Line 26 Payroll Tax Liabilities 0. 868. Form 990EZ, Part II, Line 26 Due to Executive Director 30. 81.