2012-10-15T13:18:40-00:00 2011-12-31 Accounting Solutions of SWFL Inc 1400 Colonial Blvd Ste 253 Fort Myers FL 33907 990 2011-01-01 591840066 The Nations Association Charities NATI 2393327575 4625 Palm Beach Blvd Fort Myers FL 33902 Israel Suarez 2012-10-15 true Mario E Juarez Accountant 2399380065 2012-10-15 2011 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z Israel Suarez 4625 Palm Beach Blvd Fort Myers FL 33902 674706 false X www.nationsassociation.org X 1978 FL See Schedule O 10 10 5 150 0 257162 674706 0 3405 0 47842 0 308409 674706 0 0 226680 157045 0 0 246643 252725 473323 409770 -164914 264936 468749 930280 232291 289213 236458 641067 X See Schedule O false false 124550 Family and Youth programs, each year we accept applications from teenagers whose families have limited income and who wish to apply for scholarships. We give them enrichment classes to help them to succed including career development, marketing, dressing for success, money management, nutrition, phsycal fitness, grooming, personal development, civic Involvement, etiquette, culture, etc. They simultaneously compete for scholarships to be awarded based on personal need, academic achievements, community outreach efforts and other factors. This program culminates with our fall banquet were we award as many scholarships as possible to these deserving youths. We also continue to follow up with all of the scholarship program participants to ensure that they have the best chance to succed. 136774 Food Programs Emergency Food Program WE proovide a five day supply of food to the hungry the homeless, unemployed, and the elderly, many whom are referred by the food stamp office or other local service agencies through our food pantry on a semi-annual basis as supplies allow, The Food box is calculated to contain enough food to provide each family member with three meals a day for five days. The items included in the food box are primarily non-perishables from our pantry as well as many perishables items we may have on hand such as breads, meats etc. This service is meant to provide for familys immediate need while a more permanent solution is sought food stamp certification, employment, etc. Food vouchers we provide food vouchers funded through the federal FEMA program to those receiving food. 73975 Job Program We provide job readiness services to unemployed and underemployed individuals designed to enhance their employability. We Help individuals make a better first impression during job interviews by insuring they have necessary documentation such as IDs Social Security Cards, etc. Clean clothes and the use of shower facilities and personal hygiene products if necessary. 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Business Registrations in State of FL and Local 665.00 Benevolence and Food Pantry Supplies 12,377.00 Form 990 Part VI 19 Governing Documents Disclosure Explanation Copies of Returns are available for Public Inspection at the organizations Main Office and also made copies available on the Organizations Web Site www.nationsassociation.org Form 990 Part VI 15a Compensation Process for TopOfficial, The Finanace Committe prepares a performance evaluation of the Executive Director and other key employees. Compensation is based on workload, comparable salariesand organizations ability to pay. Report is prepared and summited to the Board of the Directors by the organizations Accountant. Form 990 Part III Line 1 Organizations Mission or most significant Activities. Our mission is to provide assistance to those families and individuals in greattest need in our Community to insure that their day-to-day survival, help them become self-sufficient and provide a wide range of services to fill a gap which would otherwise exist. This includes programs specifically tailored for heads of households to help to provide for the needs of their families, constructive recreation and mentoring programs for youths to redirect their energies, inspire and educate them as well as programs to provide for the needs of children. The Association also provides needs-challenged individuals with information about other community resources and activities. Form 990 Part III line 4a First Achievement The competition during the Inaugural Scholarship Banquet in the year 2006 when we were able to award four Scholarships thatnks to institutionsof higher learning education and local business leaders. After-School Tutoring program was created by this organization and we started recruiting volunteers to utilize computer-based programs in our computer lab to provide after school tutoring, basic office software orientation and other computer related skills, Back to school program, we provide orientation and school supplies to economically disadvantaged families just before school starts. Adopt-A-Youth we recruit local employers to hire and mentor youth during their summer vacation. Field Trips we take children from ecnomically disadvantage families on one-day field trips to entertain them and redirect their energies during summer vacations, we provide Summer Camp Progr Form 990 The Board of Directors on a special meeting, review and approve the Form 990, prepared by our organizations Accountant prior to be send to the Internal Revenue Service in order to be file. Form 990 Part XI Line 6 The Amount of 39,373.00 of Non-Cash Donated Property were added into the Revenue and the 99,386.00 Adjusted as Opening Balance. Previous accountant did not provided copies to organization of the financials as accumulated opening balance equity. Form 990 Part III Program Service Accomplishments Line 4d Other Activities Program Service Expenses 73,975, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 Job Program We provide job readiness services to unemployed and underemployed individuals designed to enhance their employability. We Help individuals make a better first impression during job interviews by insuring they have necessary documentation such as IDs Social Security Cards, etc. Clean clothes and the use of shower facilities and personal hygiene products if necessary. We offer assistance with the preparation of resumes as needed, provide coaching and referrals for job interviews or training programs as well as transportation for job interviews and upon job placement. This include use of the Associations computer network for resume preparation, Internet job-hunting and basic office software training as well as workshops to develop employability skills and referrals. Form 990 Part III Program Service Accomplishments Line 4d Other Activities Program Service Expenses 0, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 Summer camp and afterschool programs ages 6 years old to 18 year during the summer time off school Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 73,975, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 Job Program We provide job readiness services to unemployed and underemployed individuals designed to enhance their employability. We Help individuals make a better first impression during job interviews by insuring they have necessary documentation such as IDs Social Security Cards, etc. Clean clothes and the use of shower facilities and personal hygiene products if necessary. We offer assistance with the preparation of resumes as needed, provide coaching and referrals for job interviews or training programs as well as transportation for job interviews and upon job placement. This include use of the Associations computer network for resume preparation, Internet job-hunting and basic office software training as well as workshops to develop employability skills and referrals. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 0, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 Summer camp and afterschool programs ages 6 years old to 18 year during the summer time off school Form 990 Part IX Line 23-E Other Expenses-- Total Amount of 61,346 as Follow Utilities 18,624.00 Building Repairs and Maintenance 5,671.00 Vehicle Related Expenses 15,527.00 Janitorial Services 525.00 Pest Control 450.00 Main Facility Equipment Repairs in Food Room 5,855 Bank Service Charges 1,652. Business Registrations in State of FL and Local 665.00 Benevolence and Food Pantry Supplies 12,377.00 Form 990 Part VI Line 19 Governing Documents Disclosure Explanation Copies of Returns are available for Public Inspection at the organizations Main Office and also made copies available on the Organizations Web Site www.nationsassociation.org Form 990 Part VI Line 15a Compensation Process for TopOfficial, The Finanace Committe prepares a performance evaluation of the Executive Director and other key employees. Compensation is based on workload, comparable salariesand organizations ability to pay. Report is prepared and summited to the Board of the Directors by the organizations Accountant. Form 990 Part III Line Line 1 Organizations Mission or most significant Activities. Our mission is to provide assistance to those families and individuals in greattest need in our Community to insure that their day-to-day survival, help them become self-sufficient and provide a wide range of services to fill a gap which would otherwise exist. This includes programs specifically tailored for heads of households to help to provide for the needs of their families, constructive recreation and mentoring programs for youths to redirect their energies, inspire and educate them as well as programs to provide for the needs of children. The Association also provides needs-challenged individuals with information about other community resources and activities. Form 990 Part III Line line 4a First Achievement The competition during the Inaugural Scholarship Banquet in the year 2006 when we were able to award four Scholarships thatnks to institutionsof higher learning education and local business leaders. After-School Tutoring program was created by this organization and we started recruiting volunteers to utilize computer-based programs in our computer lab to provide after school tutoring, basic office software orientation and other computer related skills, Back to school program, we provide orientation and school supplies to economically disadvantaged families just before school starts. Adopt-A-Youth we recruit local employers to hire and mentor youth during their summer vacation. Field Trips we take children from ecnomically disadvantage families on one-day field trips to entertain them and redirect their energies during summer vacations, we provide Summer Camp Progr Form 990 The Board of Directors on a special meeting, review and approve the Form 990, prepared by our organizations Accountant prior to be send to the Internal Revenue Service in order to be file. Form 990 Part XI Line Line 6 The Amount of 39,373.00 of Non-Cash Donated Property were added into the Revenue and the 99,386.00 Adjusted as Opening Balance. Previous accountant did not provided copies to organization of the financials as accumulated opening balance equity.