11-Hear and deliberate on presentations from non-profit organizations requesting funding

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1. Consistently keeps room clean, does chores, homework, and Bible Studies. 2. Does Chores without having to be reminded or needing to be redone. 3. Sees things that need to be done and does them without having to be asked (This does not include doing other residents chores.) 4. Beginning to apply principles learned in Bible Studies, counseling, and devotions. 5. Must Complete all Bible Studies to Advance to Level Four. 6. No Time Limit on level Three. 7. Complete the Setting of Goals for Transitional Level Four. Such as college, full time Employment. Place of residence. Level Three Privileges 1. May have girlfriend over for Wednesday evening Bible Study, or weekend visit(no overnight) 2. May have dates on Friday and Saturday Nights. 3. May have two hours of internet time on Saturday and Sunday aftemoons only. For emailing And games. 4. May take weekend passes with family members or friends. Level Four (Transitional Level Goals and Responsibilities) 1. Can be trusted on the computer or telephone alone. 2. Is helpful and supportive to the other residents and staff. 3. Can be trusted with responsibilities and assist the staff. 4. Learning to make a transition from the program to a productive functioning lifestyle. 5. Keep weekly joumal or practical application of what has been learned through out program And on going Bible Studies. 6. Each Morning write goals for the day and have own personal devotional time. Budget Explanation Yet we have not balanced our need for salaries in our budget. Supervision is essential in dealing with the homeless population. As well as having committed staff to coordinate a structured educational program. These needs are being sought after in various areas, the need for unrestricted funds to support our operational budget is essential for our long term success. Other Support Current financial support comes from the local community including churches, organizations, businesses and individuals. Local industry in-kind support includes Campbell Soup which provided 3,000 cases food, Kimberly Clark Corporation has donated over 6,080 cases of diapers and pull ups feminine products. Which has enabled us to serve many more non-residential clients in our community. City funding add's to the financial support base. Currently we are awaiting to be approved by United Way for 2010-2011 previously we were funded $8257.00. Funds from the rental fees from the transitional housing project are documented in the budget and all bills paid. Additional corporate/foundation funding has been awarded. 99