2025-04-18T02:31:38-00:00 2024-06-30 990 2023-07-01 920087216 Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Inc ALAS 9075863650 130 Seward Street STE 214 Juneau AK 99801 Brenda K Stanfill Executive Director 9075863650 2025-04-18 false true 2023 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z Brenda K Stanfill 130 Seward Street STE 214 Juneau AK 99801 3885049 false X www.andvsa.org X 1980 AK ANDVSA provides training, tech assist., leg. legal advocacy, pro-bono attorney connections, media work resource materials to 24 member victim services State agencies, comm. organizations stakeholders. 7 7 23 53 0 3421867 3871169 13380 552 500 0 3422419 3885049 0 0 1835981 1946175 0 0 1583367 1997653 3419348 3943828 3071 -58779 1574558 2011494 735256 1230971 839302 780523 X Our mission is to be a collective voice for victims and survivors, provide statewide leadership and expertise, and support those agencies and communities working to prevent and eliminate domestic and sexual violence. false false 1317708 Legal Program Victims of domestic violence and sexual assault and their advocates continue to identify the need for civil legal representation as a top priority. In response to this vital need, ANDVSAs Legal Program staff provide assistance with a wide range of legal issues and system advocacy questions from victim advocates across the state, and direct services to victims needing legal representation and referral. The Program provides a coordinated response to domestic violence and sexual assault within Alaska by providing victims with the protection and services they need to pursue safe and healthy lives. 636924 Advocacy Project Community service providers and advocates for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault continue to identify training and technical assistance as key components necessary to ensure universal best practices are readily available to community service providers serving families throughout Alaska. ANDVSA training and technical assistance ensures advocates and providers are prepared to respond to the complex safety, advocacy and legal needs of Alaskan families impacted by domestic and sexual violence. 995454 Prevention Project Research shows that successful strategies for bringing about change rely heavily on prevention, instead of solely on intervention activities. Primary prevention activities focus on taking action before there is a threat of violence in intimate or dating relationships. Primary prevention efforts foster change in social norms and in environments, in order to promote healthy relationships and sexuality. Primary prevention also works with individuals to reduce risk and enhance protective factors. 759227 3709313 true false false true false false false false false false true false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false true 40 0 true 23 true false false false false false false false false false false false false X 7 7 false false false false true true false true true false false true true true true true true true true false X X Mary Norcross Financial Administrat 9075863650 130 Seward St Suite 214 Juneau AK 99801 Brenda Stanfill ANDVSA Executive Director 037.50 X 124288 0 41604 Lauree Morton ANDVSA Deputy Director 037.50 X 103885 0 28871 Christine Pate ANDVSA Legal Program Director 037.50 X 114214 0 6857 Mandy Cole Aiding Women in Abuse Ra Governance Board Chair X X 0 0 0 Nicole Songer Cordova Family Resour Operating Board Chair X X 0 0 0 Rowena Palomar Advocates for Victim Treasurer X X 0 0 0 Marilyn Casteel Safe and Fear-Free Secretary X X 0 0 0 Tiffany Mills Helping Ourselves Pre Memberships and Partnerships Committe Chair X 0 0 0 Keeley Olson Standing Together Agai Legislative and Policy Committee Chair X 0 0 0 Suzi Pearson Abused Women's Aid in Program and Services Committee Chair X 0 0 0 342387 77332 3 false true false 160393 3177760 533016 3871169 Related Rental Income 532000 13380 13380 500 3885049 X 0 0 0 0 121219 78522 42697 0 1418272 1134760 283512 74763 58468 16295 203778 183226 20552 128143 101445 26698 0 0 19985 19985 0 0 1077259 1052421 24838 7155 6859 296 158634 100783 57851 57038 41157 15881 0 119670 51447 68223 334582 297295 37287 0 0 10472 10472 0 4701 3120 1581 12319 7110 5209 Pro Bono and Low Bono Costs 195838 195358 480 Allocation of Administrative Costs 0 386870 -386870 0 3943828 3709313 234515 0 434130 615136 273434 91727 678973 593409 140537 59086 45903 24529 628174 35567 1581 592607 35000 1574558 2011494 289014 422758 446242 364139 444074 735256 1230971 X 839302 780523 839302 780523 1574558 2011494 -58779 X false true X true true true X 2648656 2836044 2585995 3421867 3884549 15377111 2648656 2836044 2585995 3421867 3884549 15377111 15377111 2438 349 235 552 500 4074 15381185 0.99970 0.99960 X false true false false false false true 7162 false false 7162 false II-B 1 Our legislative advocacy addressed the operating and capital budget, specific to the Department of Public Safety, CDVSA Grants line, the Recidivism Reduction Fund, the Restorative Justice Account and the Housing projects located in the Capital budget. They also engaged in work related to HB116, changing the percentage of funds available to victim services through PFD felon dollars HB259 to change language moving the Council on Human and Sex Trafficking into the CDVSA HB316 to ensure that records used to find a missing person would be held confidential HB265 related to changing language from child pornography to child sexual abuse material HB67 changing grand jury hearsay requirements and tightening requirements for sex offender registration HB119 changing marijuana taxes that will impact the recidivism reduction fund HB17 insurance paying for 12 months of contraceptives SB28 Adding in the ability for shelters to get a protective order through a workplace protective order SB12 establishing a confidential address program for victims of abuse SB151 Creating the Missing and Murdered Peoples task force and creating a report SB104 increasing fees available for civil legal service assistance HB264 as amended adding in a change in the age of consent HB275 Creating a way for victims to track sexual assault kits HB286 clarifying what is allowed to be collected for restitution in a criminal case for the victim HB89 increasing child care assistance and tax credits HB228 creation of a task force to talk about psychedelic Med in relationship to DV victims. ANDVSA sent letters, had direct conversations, or had telephonic communications with state legislators. We also shared talking points with member agencies encouraging them to reach out to their respective representatives. false 221300 221300 371307 371307 35567 35567 592607 Financial derivatives and other financial products Closely-held equity interests Federal income taxes 4515996 630947 630947 3885049 3885049 4574775 630947 630947 3943828 3943828 X X X X false false false false false false false false false Brenda Stanfill ANDVSA Executive Director 124288 23532 18072 165892 Cordova Family Resource Center Board Member 13380 In 2024, the Organization purchased and then lease out a building to a nonprofit organization that shares.. false AWARE Executive Directof is Governance Board Member 55000 Subaward false Sitkans Against Family Violence (SAFV) Operating Board Member 114945 Subaward false Member Programs Operating or Governance Board Members 72575 Reimbrusements for tavel, training, supplies, housing and other false Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 759,227, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 Policy FVPSA is an overall formula operating grant for the coalition, ANDVSA. We use its funding to provide training, technical assistance, travel with regards to policy development and implementation for victim service agencies, both state and local. ANDVSA works with local domestic violence programs and providers of direct services to victims of domestic violence and their families to encourage appropriate responses to domestic violence within the State. Form 990, Part VI, Section A, Line 1a The Board of Directors of ANDVSA shall be referred to as the Governance Board and shall be the governing body of the Corporation responsible for all fiduciary obligations of the agency and directing the Executive Director. The Governance Board is comprised of four officers Chair, Chair of Operating Board, Secretary and Treasurer plus the chairs of three committees. The Operating Board is comprised of all voting members. The Operating Board has a Chair of Legislative and Policy Committee, Chair of Membership and Partnerships Committee and Chair of Programs and Services Committee. Members of the Operating Board provide ANDVSA with direction through its committee work and topical discussions. Form 990, Part VI, Section A, Line 6 The 23 member organizations designate one officer or employee of the organization to serve, ex officio, on the operating board. Form 990, Part VI, Section A, Line 7a Yes, the member organizations as members of the operating board are responsible for electing the Governance Board whose responsibility is to be the governing body of the Corporation. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b ANDVSA has a governance board that meets quarterly and is responsible for reviewing and approving the 990. After the Form 990 is completed by the financial administrator and reviewed by the Executive Director, the Form is emailed to all governance board members for their review prior to the Form 990 being submitted. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c Policies. Annually the Governance Board reviews the conflict of interest policy. At each governance board meeting the agenda includes the question Does anyone here have a conflict of interest to disclose Any conflict of interest that would impact their ability to vote on the action items as presented in the agenda would be documented in the minutes of the meeting. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15 Policies. Prior to engaging in a contract with the Executive Director, The Governance Board will ensure that the compensation arrangement is fair and reasonable based upon comparative data, that the compensation was approved in advance of any payment, and that the agreed upon compensation is adequately documented in the monthly Board Minutes. For basis of fair and reasonable The Governance Board will do a comparison of Executive salaries of local agencies that are comparative in budgets and number of employees, taking into consideration the number of years the Executive has spent in their position. For key employees, their salary will be based upon a salary scale approved by the Governance Board using existing market-rate information for similar job positions in Alaska. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 Documents. ANDVSA makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public on request and in our Juneau office. Form 990, Part IX, Line 11g Fees for services - Other Advocacy and prevention service expenses - Program Services 883,567, and Management Services 350 Totaling 883,917. Media and support service expenses - Program Services 144,822 and Management Services 22,160 Totaling 166,982. Contractual travel/training/staff development expenses - Program Services 24,032 and Management Services 2,328 Totaling 26,360. Grand totals for Program services 1,052,421 and Management Services 24,838 Totals 1,077,259.