Human Services
Green And Gold Foundation Of Lake Wales Inc
LAKE WALES, FL
Total revenue
$74K
Total expenses
$90K
Net assets
$392K
Grants received
$95K
8 grants
EIN
593718203
Tax year
2024
Mission
To enhance the lake wales community by providing better social & health services to its people, improving educational & recreational activities for its youth, helping obtain affordable housing for the poor, elderly, & low wage earner, helping improve blighted conditions in the city of lake wales and adjacent area.
Programs
3 programs
Intake and referral program: this program was mandated through a contract with both the city of lake wales and polk county to service all citizens seeking individual service and/or assistance. The city of lake wales was to provide annual grant assistance to cover the cost of administration and in turn the green & gold foundation was to serve as program managing agent of the "b" street community service center and also provide scheduling usage and some administrative assistance to the center's 4 other resident agencies. The basis of the agreement, "intake and referral case activities" were to include, but not limited to: (1) rent, utility, (water & light) issues (2) property taxes (3) social security issue(4)unemployment/worker's compensation issues (5) insurance issues (6) parenting issues (7) job discrimination (8) auto accidents (9) job issues (10) legal seperations (11) housing (general) (12) legal (general) (13) social issues (14) medical assistance (15) meetings - clubs, churches, associations (16) meetings - city and county (17) tax issues and seminars (18) family conflict issues (19) after school enrichment program (20) social skills problems (21) various workshops. In summary, the green and gold foundation was to provide vital intake and referral services to local citizens and organizations.
Summer programs: we, the green & gold foundation, have been sponsoring the summer enrichment, academic & recreational program for area elemntary children in order to support and reiterate the basic skills students learn during the academic year. In some instances, personnel, workers, and volunteers are paid by participating community partners. Mostly, we provide supervision (by parents, retired teachers and principals), space, computers, maintenance, materials, and supplies. The b street community service center has partnered with the local county & area schools to feed from 120-150 youths (ages 4-18) throughout the summer. Breakfast & lunch are provided daily during the entire summer program.
Depreciation expense
Financials
FY 2024
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People
15 listed
NARVELL PETERSON
PRESIDENT
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TERRYE Y HOWELL
VP PROGRAMS
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IVORY WILSON
TREASURER
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SARA JONES
SECRETARY
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ROSCOE WILLIAMS
PAST PRESIDE
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ALTON NORWOOD
DIRECTOR
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RODNEY RACKLEY
DIRECTOR
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RALPH ROBERTS
DIRECTOR
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C DEMING COWLES
ADVISORY BOA
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CLINTON HORNE
ADVISORY BOA
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HOWARD KAY
ADVISORY BOA
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CAROLYN D PASS MD
ADVISORY BOA
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BURNEY HAYES
DIRECTOR
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CAROYLN CRAFT
DIRECTOR
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DWIGHT WILSON
DIRECTOR
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Grants received
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Funded by
$95K from 2 funders · 8 grants · 2017–2023
$85K · 7 grants · 2017–2023
$10K · 1 grant · 2020