2026-05-22T22:17:06Z 2024-12-31 990EZ 2024-01-01 753219144 WHOO UPSCALE RESALE FO A CAUSE WHOO 2486569946 435 S MAIN ST ROCHESTER MI 483072036 Lonna Harlow President 2486569946 2026-05-22 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X whoour.org X X 199689 X 199689 0 0 0 0 25682 -25682 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 174007 46590 6440 10054 91562 18959 173605 402 121644 122046 X 18116 4933 223428 236367 241544 241300 119900 119254 121644 122046 To benefit other charities that address the financial and health challenges of the underserved through cash and in kind donations. Strive to keep as much as possible out of the land fields and address global warming by taking advantage of the reduce reuse recycle through estate sale clear outs, downsizing seniors, and donations by the community. To provide a space for the community to volunteer their time and to educate the public of our mission and the mission of the charities we benefit. Provide a safe place for people who have been injured on the job to work(volunteer) within their medical restrictions and rehabilitate and get them ready to return to work. Benefited other charities that address the financial and health challenges of the underserved through cash and in kind donations Disability Network - Provide Core Services to the public who are struggling with a disability. Our gift helps to create new programs and services to aid in their day to day living. They promote inclusion for all by breaking down barriers and opening paths toward independence and personal choice through resources, advocacy, information, support, and education. True North - To make the public aware of human trafficking and move its survivors toward true freedom through education, housing and mental health strengthening . Oakland Hope - Provided furniture, household, asst home goods from estates and private donations for sell in their thrift store to address their food insecurity mission. 13000 lbs of food are handed out each week Salvation Army -Provided clothing, household, home decor, furniture from estates and private donations for their shift stores to help with their mission of addressing homelessness, alcohol and drug addiction in Metro Detroit. Alternatives For Girls - Monthly giving partners. Our gift provides one hour of counseling services to grief and trauma victims, school supplies for one high school aged young woman and provides two days worth of meals for a young woman in their shelter per month. Capuchin Kitchen - We provided blankets, bags, suitcases, clothing, undergarments, personal hygiene products etc for the homeless and the underserved community 46590 46590 Addressed global warming by providing our services of packing and moving the contents to people who are moving, or have experienced end of life and to seniors who are downsizing and planning for the next stage of their life. This keeps thousands of pounds of furniture, clothing, home decor and household out of the landfills. We had the honor of working with 8 different households by assisting them in the packing and moving off the premises of their loved contents that would allow them the ability to move to life next stages. We had 132 drop offs of clothing and household that we cleaned, processed and made ready for their next phase. 0 20806 Provided a safe place for the community to volunteer and to educate the community on our mission and the mission of the charities that we benefit. Provided a safe space for short term disability patients to rehabilitate through volunteering within their work restrictions until they are ready to return to work. Provided a space for the community to drop off their gently loved and higher end items to keep them safe and out of the garbage, to either sale, or house until we are ready to deliver to other charities. We were honored to work with 9 different individuals who were on short term disability, they were able to volunteer for us and receive a paycheck from their company while they were rehabilitating and all returned to work safe and healed. We also worked with 3 individuals who had court ordered community service, 2 who were volunteering as part of there high school honors program. We also had the pleasure of giving 12 Senior Citizens a safe place to use their talents in prepping furniture, cleaning household, merchandising, selling, and community bonding. 174007 106209 173605 Lonna Harlow President 40.00 10054 0 0 Pat Ficcorelli Director 5.00 0 0 0 Gloria Greb SEC 0.00 0 0 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 MI Lonna Harlow 435 s Main St Rochester MI 48307 2486569946 false false false false false false false false false false false false NONE 0 NONE 0 true X 0 188653 105771 63333 138647 199689 696093 82541 145510 136466 58647 0 423164 0 0 0 0 0 0 271194 251281 199799 197294 199689 1119257 0 0 0 0 0 0 1119257 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 271194 251281 199799 197294 199689 1119257 1.00000 1.00000 0.00000 0.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Part I, Line 10 OAKLAND HOPE, 20 Walton BLVD, Pontiac, Mich 48340 -21,518 - donated furniture, clothing, home decor, and household items from estates and private donations to sell in their thrift shop to help pay for their food mission of handing out appx 13000 lbs of food weekly. These items are given over the course of the year. The FMV was determined by the resale listing off several sites online and by the location of their thrift store and what we feel they could make off of the items selling in their area. 2.SALVATION ARMY - 823 Auburn Rd, Rochester Hills, Michigan, 19,872 -donated, clothing, home decor and household items from estates and private donations for them to sell in their thrift shop that will aid in their mission of treating people with drug and alcohol addiction and aid the homeless population. The items are given over various times of the year.The FMV was determined by the resale listing off several sites online and by the location of their thrift store and what we feel they could make off of the items selling in their area. 3. Capuchin Kitchen - 6333 Medbury Street, Detroit, Michigan , 2800 - donated blankets, coats, sweaters, tees, socks, suitcases to aid the homeless and the underserved community in Detroit. The FMV was determined by the resale value of the items 4. Alternatives for Girls - 1200.00 cash donation True North - 600, cash donation Disability Network - 600, cash donation Part I, Line 16 Advertising and Marketing -301, Bank Charges and fees -8508.62 auto - 742.40, Job Supplies - 10.07 Legal and Profess - 180.00 Meals and Entertainment - 752.17 Office Supplies - 6986.45, Other Business 469.77, Reimbursable Exp- 715.90, Travel - 292.62 Part II, Line 24 Inventory -189,167 Volunteers hrs - 44,700 Pos, Racks, Cabinets, Display - 2,500 Part II, Line 26 SBA EIDL - 109414.70, LOC/Huntington Bank 9839.30 Extremely short staffed, as a non-profit it has been extremely hard to recruit volunteers that have staying power. An extension was filed but we were unable to meet that deadline.