irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2020
what they reported doing
Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.
- #1 primary $480FOOD SUPPLEMENT FOR MOHAVE COUNTY MEALS ON WHEELS PROGRAM
named programs · 10 · from sources
what they call their work
Arts & Crafts
Weekly open arts and crafts day to promote cognitive health, emotional regulation, and social connection
Billiards
Open pool play during center hours to encourage recreation and socialization
Bunco
Social dice game event fostering fun, laughter, and community engagement among seniors
Laughing Yoga
Yoga program combining laughter and movement to reduce stress and improve wellness for seniors
Long Term Care Program Presentation
Educational session on ALTCS, reverse mortgages, home health, and hospice care for seniors and caregivers
Meals on Wheels
Delivers balanced, chef-prepared meals to homebound seniors aged 60+; includes wellness checks and social interaction during delivery
Preventing Consumer Fraud and Increasing Awareness
Educational presentation by the Office of the Attorney General on recognizing and avoiding scams targeting seniors
Senior Nutrition Program
Provides hot, nutritious lunches at the senior center; $5 suggested donation for those 60+, $7 for guests under 60
Thrift Store (Hidden Treasures)
On-site store selling gently used items; proceeds support senior programs and provide volunteer opportunities
Wellness and Fitness Classes
Low-impact exercise classes designed for adults 50+ to improve mobility, strength, cardio endurance, and flexibility
activities · 5 groups
what they do
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Elder Fraud & Cybercrime Victim Support 3 activities
- Community Education and Outreach EventsHosts educational presentations for seniors and caregivers on topics such as long-term care planning—including ALTCS, reverse mortgages, and care options—and fraud prevention to help older adults recognize scams and protect personal information; past events have drawn up to 50 participants.
- Educational Presentations for SeniorsHosts presentations on topics such as long-term care planning (including financial aspects like ALTCS and reverse mortgages) and preventing consumer fraud, with previous fraud prevention events drawing 50 participants.
- Educational Workshops for SeniorsHosts presentations on topics relevant to seniors, such as a Long Term Care Program Presentation covering financial and care planning, and a community presentation on Preventing Consumer Fraud and Increasing Awareness to help older adults recognize and avoid scams.
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Senior-Focused Fitness and Wellness Programs 3 activities
- Health and Wellness Programs for Older AdultsOffers weekly exercise classes designed for individuals aged 50-plus, featuring low-impact and light-intensity workouts to improve mobility, strength, cardio endurance, flexibility, and core stability.
- Senior Exercise and Health ClassesOffers weekly exercise classes designed for individuals aged 50-plus, focusing on low impact and light intensity workouts to improve mobility, strength, cardio endurance, flexibility, and core stability, and also hosts Laughing Yoga classes to reduce stress and improve health.
- Senior Exercise and Health ClassesOffers weekly exercise classes designed for individuals aged 50-plus, focusing on mobility, strength, cardio endurance, flexibility, and core stability, and hosts Laughing Yoga classes to improve health and reduce stress.
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Senior Meal Delivery and Congregate Dining 3 activities
- Home-Delivered Meal ProgramDelivers meals, nutrition, and social connection to homebound seniors in Lake Havasu City daily, including wellness checks and social interaction during each delivery.
- Home-Delivered Meals and Wellness ChecksDelivers meals, nutrition, and social connection to homebound seniors in Lake Havasu City on a daily basis, including wellness checks and social interaction during each delivery.
- Home-delivered Meals and Wellness ChecksDelivers meals, nutrition, and social connection to homebound seniors in Lake Havasu City daily, including wellness checks and social interaction during each delivery.
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Senior Social & Recreational Activities 3 activities
- Senior Enrichment and Social ActivitiesHosts regular social and recreational activities for seniors, including Bunco games, Open Arts and Craft Day every Thursday, open billiards play Monday through Friday, and Laughing Yoga classes to promote health, reduce stress, and foster community.
- Senior Wellness and Social ActivitiesHosts various social and recreational activities for seniors, including an Annual Tea Party, Open Arts and Craft Day, Bunco games, and open billiards play.
- Senior Wellness and Social ActivitiesHosts various social and recreational activities for seniors, including an Annual Tea Party, Open Arts and Craft Day, Bunco games, and open billiards play, to foster social interaction and entertainment.
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Nonprofit Thrift Store Operations 3 activities
- Thrift Store OperationsOperates a thrift store offering clothing and home goods, with proceeds used to support essential programs and services for local seniors.
- Thrift Store OperationsOperates a thrift store offering clothing and home goods, with all proceeds supporting the organization's programs and services for local seniors.
- Thrift Store Operations and Donation ProgramOperates a thrift store inside the center that sells gently used clothing and home goods, with proceeds supporting essential programs and services for local seniors; accepts donations of gently used items to fund these programs.
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financials · form 990 · fy2020
revenue
Total revenue$41K
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$40K97%
Investment income$1K3%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$40K
Program expenses100%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$263K
Cash$264K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$263K
Liquid reserves79.4 mo
1 years on record · 2020–2020
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2020
who runs it
board members · 8
- BONNIE HUGHES — SECRETARY
- CHARLENE RUPP — PRESIDENT
- DEB TOVAR — DIRECTOR
- GORDON ATTEBERRY — TREASURER
- KARA ARTER — DIRECTOR
- NANCY MANN — DIRECTOR
- SHEILA SPENCE — DIRECTOR
- VERNA MILLER — DIRECTOR
relationships · 5
who they work with
- Arizona Long Term Care (AHCCCS) Government — Contractor providing support for the Meals on Wheels program serving seniors with medical or physical limitations.
- Jennie Hundra Partner — Provided handcrafted desserts for the Annual Tea Party event.
- Office of the Attorney General Partner — MaryAnn Deminsky from the Office of the Attorney General presents on preventing consumer fraud.
- United Healthcare Partner — Partner in delivering balanced, chef-prepared meals to eligible seniors through the Meals on Wheels program.
- Western Arizona Council of Governments (WACOG) Partner — Collaborates on eligibility and delivery of Meals on Wheels services to homebound seniors.