2024-01-19T10:46:00-07:00 2023-06-30 810918684 Stevenson CPA LLC 24 W Camelback Road A568 Phoenix AZ 85013 990 2022-07-01 510189790 Tempe Community Council Inc TEMP 4808582300 34 E 7th St Tempe AZ 85281 Julie Armstrong Board Chair 2023-10-12 false Julie Armstrong XXX-XX-XXXX Lisa Stevenson P01781883 6023199243 X 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z Julie Armstrong 34 E 7th St Tempe AZ 85281 844637 false X www.tempecommunitycouncil.org X 1976 AZ Tempe Community Councils mission is to connect those in need with those who care. TCC does this by convening community, conducting research, determining priorities, implementing effective programs and exemplifying prudent stewardship of resources. 18 18 2 162 0 0 601341 775669 0 21000 -11730 19497 -17878 -7761 571733 808405 71937 211269 0 0 95873 136040 33000 0 47876 511365 500145 712175 847454 -140442 -39049 1866347 1945441 136972 150126 1729375 1795315 TempeCommunityCouncilsmissionistoconnectthoseinneedwiththosewhocare.TCCdoesthisbyconveningcommunity,conductingresearch,determiningpriorities,implementingeffectiveprogramsandexemplifyingprudentstewardshipofresources.Anonpartisanorganization,TCCservesasameansforindividualsandorganizationstoworktogethertoidentifyandplanforneededhumanserviceprogramsinthecommunity. false false 404178 Tempe Coalition to Reduce Underage Drinking and Substance Use has been in existence in the Tempe Community since 1987, when first established as the Mayors AntiDrug Task Force. The Coalition comprised of a broad array of community representation, has been a strong grassroots organization in the city of Tempe with members from the three school districts, local government, prevention providers, treatment and recovery groups, businesses, faith organizations, parents, and youth. Funded by the federal Drug Free Communities grant program for 10 year plus an additional one year extension to achieve the program goals and multiple state funded grants including the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, AHCCCS, this funding helps support the Coalitions efforts of awareness and prevention. The Coalition is focused on reducing underage drinking for anyone under 21, the use of tobacco products and marijuana by youth under the age of 18 and the misuse of opioids and fentanyl by all communities, through awareness, education and supporting programs in local schools and throughout the community. The Coalitions overall mission is to reduce youth risk behaviors and promote health and wellness through awareness, education, advocacy, and connecting to community resources. The Coalition has been instrumental in developing a Social Host Ordinance for Tempe as well as several campaigns and programs including 21 or Too Young, Supporting Youth Kids, ShatterStigmaAZ, and Celebrating Champions for Youth. The Coalition continues the use of multi digital platforms to get the messages out to students, parents, and caregivers on the dangers of opioids and other substances being used and where to get help. 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Schedule D, part XII, line 4b other Special Event is reported net all expenses in the 990, and reported net of direct donor benefit expenses in the audit. Schedule D, Part X Fin 48, ASC 740 footnote related to 990 part IV line 11f The organization has no liability for uncertain tax positions recorded in the financial statements and the notes to the financial statement reflect this as well. X X X X X X X false Jacque Ahrenberg 9456 W Potter Drive Peoria AZ 85382 Professional Fundraising false 60000 24750 35250 60000 24750 35250 Don Carlos 48623 31812 16811 11576 10193 530 10887 CC4Y 5888 5888 798 2248 0 54511 31812 22699 0 0 11576 10991 530 13135 36232 -13533 false false false false false false false false false false Foundation for Senior Living 1201 E Thomas Road Phoenix AZ 85014 860298945 501C3 39480 Grant for Human Svcs TCF Community Christian Church 1701 E College Avenue Tempe AZ 85281 860186085 501C3 2794 Humanitarian Char. of Choice Mountain Park Health Center 1840 E Broadway Tempe AZ 85281 860498020 501C3 1380 Together Tempe Human Svcs 3 0 Savings Bond Incentives 20 1750 FMV Scholarships for Youth 7 1400 FMV Child Care Scholarships 1 2490 FMV Bus Passes for Phx Students 230 461 FMV Bus Passes Trans. for Students and Child 2 3760 FMV Transportation Trans. Support for Student 15 750 FMV Transportation Clothing Assistance 1000 157004 FMV Clothing Clothing 157004 FMV Supplies 11445 FMV Event Supplies 1945 FMV 0 false false false Form 990, Part III, Line 4a This years work has been to continue the efforts of educating and advocating for substance use prevention by working with our partners to educate and inform. There has been a strong focus on opioid awareness and providing training to include Narcan training to parents and over 600 school district employees. We have also continued to participate with drug take back days and disposal opportunities partnering with Tempe Police and DEA to keep dangerous drugs out of the hands of teens, and provide trainings such as Botvin Lifeskills and Thrive to expand awareness and supports to our youth. Form 990, Part III, Line 4b Continued TCC continues to rely on research and data such as our comprehensive community needs assessment of Tempe human service needs that was completed in FY 2021 2022. Tempe Community Foundation, TCF, established an endowment fund with the Arizona Community Foundation several years ago to build a perpetuating source of funding to address human service needs in Tempe. Form 990, Part III, Line 4b Continued Each year a portion of the growth from this fund is distributed to agencies based on the focused need identified by Tempe Community Council in conjunction with the TCF Advisory Committee. In FY 2022 2023 a grant was provided to Foundation for Senior Living, FSL, to support a comprehensive day program of therapeutic recreation, nursing care and health monitoring, rehabilitative and social services for adults with disabilities and at risk seniors. Grants provided in previous years have included emergency rent and mortgage assistance, start up project assistance, legal services for low income community members, COVID19 crisis funding, mental health, aging, financial instability, and homelessness needs. Form 990, Part III, Line 4b Continued In addition to the TCF Endowment Fund, a Collaborative Fund was established for those donors who want to give and see their dollars utilized as needed throughout the year. All funds distributed from either fund go through a grant process with recommendations provided by the TCC Community Impact Committee for final approval by the TCC Board of Directors. The TCF endowment will remain as a perpetual source of funding along with the collaborative fund to address human services needs in Tempe. TCC Board of Directors also work to build the foundation base by seeking legacy gifts and other revenue sources. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Other program services. Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, VITA, preparation services provide assistance to low and moderate income families and individuals including senior adults and individuals with disabilities to help achieve economic stability through public awareness and outreach. The emphasis is to ensure qualified taxpayers are receiving the Earned Income Tax Credit and other benefits needed to get much needed tax refunds for basic needs. Approximately 50 volunteer tax preparers are IRS certified each year to provide free services throughout the tax season. Nationally recognized as an IRS super site, the program offers and promotes public assistance resources, saving incentives, and saving bonds purchase options. From 990, Part III, Line 4d Continued On average 1,200 tax returns are provided each year to qualified taxpayers, including seniors, those with disabilities, and hundreds of international students. To meet the individualized needs of taxpayers, service options include inperson, virtual and a modified drop off service. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Other program services. Together Tempe is a donation-based program in partnership with the City of Tempe where financial gifts are encouraged and collected to provide essential human service programs and services for individuals, children and families in Tempe. The City of Tempe obtains donations through their utility bill payment system and TCC receives individual donations; together the funds are combined and distributed through an annual Tempe citizen-led panel and process known as Agency Review to those nonprofits providing services for focuses such as homelessness, survivors of sexual and domestic violence, working poor, substance misuse, aging, individuals with disabilities, and youth. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Continued In 2023, a Healthy Giving Campaign was initiated to encourage donations through this program to specifically be used to support homeless services. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b The Form 990 is presented at both the Finance Committee and board meetings prior to filing. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c Each director is required to acknowledge potential conflicts of interest and remove him or herself from discussion and voting. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15 15a is no because the Executive Director is a leased employee provided inkind by the City of Tempe. 15b is yes because TCCs employees are reviewed annually and compensation is determined by market rates as well as allowable amounts provided by the federal grants these employees manage. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 The Form 990 is available upon request and can be found on the IRS website. Form 990, Part VII Octavia Harris is a non voting member of the board. Form 990, Part IX, Line 11g Fees for services nonemployees. Amounts paid to consultants for the VITA program and contractors paid for services rendered in support of the major reimbursable government grants SACLAZ & AHCCCS.