2023-08-04T03:23:50-04:00 2022-12-31 990 2022-01-01 591722768 LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRIES INC % STEVE TURBEVILLE LIGH 8636874076 215 E MAGNOLIA ST LAKELAND FL 338014815 STEVE TURBEVILLE CEO 2023-08-04 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z STEVE TURBEVILLE 215 E MAGNOLIA ST LAKELAND FL 338014815 11394794 false X WWW.LIGHTHOUSEMIN.ORG X 1977 FL LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRIES INC. IS SET APART BY THE SPIRIT OF GOD TO COMMUNICATE THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST TO MEET THE PHYSICAL EMOTIONAL AND OTHER NEEDS OF THE POOR AND AT-RISK POPULATION. 11 11 163 318 0 0 5860921 7577071 170718 205164 23601 17671 0 -2471936 6055240 5327970 0 513329 0 0 2953893 2105366 0 425880 743974 2259617 1519672 5213510 4564247 841730 763723 7559592 8660980 4217392 4620527 3342200 4040453 LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRIES INC. IS SET APART BY THE SPIRIT OF GOD TO COMMUNICATE THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST TO MEET THE PHYSICAL EMOTIONAL AND OTHER NEEDS OF THE POOR AND AT-RISK POPULATION. false false 1774317 9564 114254 RESIDENTIAL RESCUE AND RECOVERY PROGRAMS: LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRIES HAS BEEN PROVIDING SHELTER MEALS AND PROGRAM SERVICES FOR 45 YEARS. THE 139 SHELTER BEDS IN THE SPRAWLING LAKELAND CAMPUS INCLUDE 66 BEDS IN THE GOSPEL RESCUE MISSION FOR HOMELESS MEN 53 BEDS FOR WOMEN IN THE RECOVERY LIFE LEARNING CAMPUS ADDICTION RECOVERY AND 20 ADDITIONAL BEDS FOR MEN IN RECOVERY. MANY OF THE LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRIES' CLIENTS ARE HARD TO REACH INDIVIDUALS - OFTEN WITH COMPLEX BARRIERS TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY - WHO WITHOUT THIS AGENCY MIGHT OTHERWISE BE FORGOTTEN OR LEFT BEHIND. BECAUSE POVERTY AFFECTS MANY ASPECTS OF A PERSON'S LIFE WE PROVIDE RESOURCES TO OVERCOME THOSE OBSTACLES THROUGH MEETING THE BASIC NEEDS OF FOOD CLOTHING AND SHELTER AS WELL AS EDUCATION THROUGH OUR LIGHTHOUSE ADULT LEARNING CENTER PROGRAM INTERNSHIP EMPLOYMENT JOBS FOR LIFE TRAINING AND PREPARATION AND PRESCHOOL FOR THE CHILDREN OF OUR RESIDENTS IN ADDITION TO THE COMMUNITY. LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRIES CREATES RESCUE AND RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTS FOR AT-RISK PEOPLE WE SERVE TO HAVE DIGNITY AND A BETTER QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH THE POWER OF THE GOSPEL. OUR END GOAL IS TO PROVIDE A COMPLETE CONTINUUM OF CARE WITH EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING. CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O 956960 487825 0 COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS: OUR THRIFT STORES HOUSE OUR HOPE CENTERS THAT DISTRIBUTE FOOD BOXES TO INDIVIDUALS AS WELL AS LOCAL PARTNER AGENCIES CHURCHES AND CIVIC CLUBS. OTHER AGENCIES RECEIVE THESE FOOD BOXES FROM US FOR DISTRIBUTION TO INDIVIDUALS AT THEIR LOCATIONS TO EXPAND OUR REACH OUTSIDE THE HOPE CENTERS. THIS OUTREACH PROVIDES MATERIAL RELIEF TO THE POOR AND AT-RISK RESIDENTS BY WAY OF THESE FOOD BOXES THAT INCLUDE FOOD ITEMS FOR FOUR PEOPLE FOR FOUR DAYS. OUR GOAL IS TO OFFER ACCESSIBLE FOOD DISTRIBUTION 5 DAYS A WEEK TO ADDRESS THE MANY FOOD DESERTS LOCATED IN SPECIFIC NEIGHBORHOODS. IN ADDITION OUR HOPE CENTERS OFFER MATERIAL AID SUCH AS CLOTHING HOUSEHOLD ITEMS FURNITURE AND REFERRALS FOR OTHER NEEDS. PARTNERING WITH OTHER AGENCIES CHURCHES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS WE SEEK TO DISTRIBUTE ADDITIONAL RESOURCES TO INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES THAT THEY REFER TO US. CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O 422853 1920 90910 PRESCHOOL AND XTREME KID'S CLUBS: LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRIES OFFERS AN ACCREDITED COMMUNITY PRESCHOOL PROGRAM AT OUR LAKELAND CAMPUS AND AN AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM CALLED LIGHTHOUSE XTREME AT 3 DIFFERENT LOCATIONS IN THE COMMUNITY FOR BOTH RESIDENT AND COMMUNITY CHILDREN. LIGHTHOUSE XTREME KID'S CLUBS FACILITATE THE SUCCESSFUL RELATIONAL PHYSICAL AND COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT OF DISADVANTAGED AT-RISK CHILDREN IN LOCAL IMPOVERISHED NEIGHBORHOODS IN LAKELAND. OUR LIGHTHOUSE XTREME CLUBS PROACTIVELY REACH KIDS BY OFFERING THEM A SAFE PLACE WHERE THEY CAN COME TO PLAY EAT AND JUST HANG OUT WITH OTHER KIDS WITHOUT FEAR OF BEING PICKED ON OR LEFT OUT. KIDS CAN SIT WITH LEADERS WHO CARE ABOUT AND WHO WILL REALLY LISTEN TO THEM AND LEARN ABOUT GOD'S PRESENCE POWER AND PURPOSE IN THEIR LIFE EVEN IN THE MOST DIFFICULT SITUATIONS. DAILY AFTERSCHOOL AND WEEKEND ACTIVITIES ARE DESIGNED FOR DEVELOPING SAFE AND NURTURING ENVIRONMENTS WITHIN THE CHILD'S NEIGHBORHOOD WHERE LOCAL ADULTS PARENTS CAN VOLUNTEER TO HELP IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THESE CHILDREN. 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INTERNS WHO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE THE PROGRAM ARE RETURNED UP TO $1,500 OF THOSE FEES. Part V, line 4 DISBURSEMENTS FROM THE FUND SHALL PROVIDE SUPPORT TO THE AGENCY TO CARRY OUT ITS ROLE AND MISSION. Part XI, line 4b THRIFT STORE COST OF GOODS SOLD; INKIND REVENUE; FUNDRAISING EVENT EXPENSES Part XII, line 2d THRIFT STORE COST OF GOODS SOLD; FUNDRAISING EVENT EXPENSES Part XII, line 4b INKIND REVENUE X X X X X X X true BLUE DAWG LLC 3810 5TH CT NORTH BIRMINGHAM AL 35222 DIRECT MAIL false 709496 294303 415193 BUILD TO THRIVE LLC 90 ABALONE LANE E PONTE VEDRA BEACH FL 32082 MAJOR GIFTS false 625000 83539 539460 KIM SCHELL LLC 802 S CLAYTON AVENUE LAKELAND FL 33801 GRANTS & FOUNDATIONS false 0 14615 -14615 MFM RESOURCES INC 3901 E PARIS AVENUE SE GRAND RAPIDS MI 49512 PLANNED GIVING false 178065 33423 144642 1512561 425880 1084680 AR CA CO CT DC FL GA IL KS KY ME MI MN MS MO NH NJ NC OH OK PA SC TN VA WA WV WI LAUGH EVENT 50649 50649 0 0 0 0 0 8312 9313 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50649 50649 0 0 0 0 0 8312 9313 17625 -17625 true CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD 601 LEMON STREET AUBURNDALE FL 33823 591859744 501(c)(3) 0 249942 FMV 89,000 LBS OF FOOD TO BE USED IN THEIR FOOD OUTREACH MINISTRY INDIA PENTACOSTAL CHURCH 4525 CLUBHOUSE ROAD LAKELAND FL 33812 592884249 501(c)(3) 0 42125 FMV 15,000 LBS OF FOOD TO BE USED IN THEIR FOOD OUTREACH MINISTRY 2 0 HOUSING 22 9574 0 TRANSPORTATION 74 4671 0 SUSTENANCE 24 9006 0 BENEVOLENCE 39 10041 0 FOOD BOXES 3911 0 109115 COST BOXES OF FOOD GIVEN TO THOSE IN NEED CONTAINING 40 MEALS PER BOX CHRISTMAS TOYS 758 0 26530 FMV TOYS GIVEN TO CHILDREN IN NEED DURING THE CHRISTMAS SEASON CLOTHING & HOUSEHOLD GOODS 700 0 43956 THRIFT CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS GIVEN TO FAMILIES IN NEED THROUGH OUR HOPE CENTERS X true true false false false false false false false false false STEVE TURBEVILLE CEO 125958 0 0 0 35308 0 5144 0 14508 0 180918 0 0 0 Part I Line 1a | Name :, Title:, Item Selected:, Description:| STEVE TURBEVILLE CEO, THE CEO OF LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRIES RECEIVES A HOUSING ALLOWANCE FOR MINISTERIAL SERVICES PROVIDED AS PART OF HIS LEADERSHIP OF THE ORGANIZATION. THIS HOUSING ALLOWANCE IS REPORTED AS OTHER INFORMATION ON HIS W-2.| SCOTT TURBEVILLE FAMILY MEMBER OF CEO 52810 EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION false X 3673052 THRIFT X 3 6745 FMV X 3 570092 FMV X CHRISTMAS TOYS 670 23423 FMV 0 false true false Part VI, Section B, Line 1 THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SHALL CONSIST OF THE CHAIRMAN VICE CHAIRMAN SECRETARY TREASURER AND THE IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRMAN. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE IS AUTHORIZED TO ACT ON MATTERS BETWEEN BOARD MEETINGS WHEN NEEDED. UNANIMOUS APPROVAL WILL BE REQUIRED BEFORE ACTION IS CARRIED OUT AND ONLY WHEN A QUORUM CANNOT BE MADE FROM BOARD MEETING ATTENDANCE. ANY SUCH ACTION SO TAKEN SHALL ALWAYS BE REPORTED TO THE BOARD AT ITS NEXT MEETING. THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND VP OF OPERATIONS MAY ATTEND MEETINGS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WITHOUT VOTING PRIVILEGES. Part VI, Line 8a THE ORGANIZATION DOES NOT DOCUMENT MEETINGS OF COMMITTEES OF THE GOVERNING BODY. DECISIONS ACTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS BY COMMITTEES OF THE GOVERNING BODY ARE DOCUMENTED AT THE BOARD MEETING FOLLOWING THE COMMITTEE MEETING. Part VI, Line 11a A COPY OF THE ORGANIZATION'S FINAL FORM 990 INCLUDING ALL REQUIRED SCHEDULES EXCEPT SCHEDULE B WAS PROVIDED TO EACH VOTING MEMBER OF THE GOVERNING BODY TO BE REVIEWED BEFORE ITS FILING WITH THE IRS. SCHEDULE B WAS REDACTED FROM THE COPY OF THE FORM 990 PROVIDED TO THE GOVERNING BODY TO PROTECT THE ANONYMITY OF THE DONORS. Part VI, Line 12c THE ORGANIZATION'S CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY IS DISTRIBUTED TO EACH MEMBER OF THE ORGANIZATION'S GOVERNING BODY AND THE CEO ON AN ANNUAL BASIS. EACH MEMBER OF THE GOVERNING BODY AND THE CEO PROVIDE AN ANNUAL DISCLOSURE STATEMENT INDICATING THAT THEY HAVE READ AND ARE FAMILIAR WITH THE POLICY AND DISCLOSE ANY POTENTIAL CONFLICTS OF INTEREST. ANY POSSIBLE CONFLICT OF INTEREST ON THE PART OF ANY PERSON COVERED UNDER THIS POLICY SHOULD BE DISCLOSED TO THE GOVERNING BODY AND MADE A MATTER OF RECORD EITHER THROUGH THE ANNUAL DISCLOSURE STATEMENT OR WHEN THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST BECOMES A MATTER OF ACTION BY THE GOVERNING BODY. ANY PERSON COVERED UNDER THIS POLICY HAVING A CONFLICT OF INTEREST OR POSSIBLE CONFLICT OF INTEREST SHOULD NOT VOTE OR USE HIS HER PERSONAL INFLUENCE ON THE MATTER AND HE SHE SHOULD NOT BE COUNTED AS PART OF A QUORUM FOR THE MEETING. THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING SHOULD REFLECT THAT A DISCLOSURE WAS MADE THE ABSTENTION FROM VOTING AND THE QUORUM SITUATION. THESE RESTRICTIONS SHOULD NOT BE CONSTRUED AS PREVENTING THE PERSON WITH THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST FROM BRIEFLY STATING HIS HER POSITION IN THE MATTER NOR FROM ANSWERING PERTINENT QUESTIONS OF THE GOVERNING BODY SINCE HIS OR HER KNOWLEDGE COULD BE OF ASSISTANCE TO THE DELIBERATIONS. Part VI, Line 15 IT IS THE POLICY OF THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE ORGANIZATION TO EVALUATE ANNUALLY THE WORK PERFORMANCE OF THE CEO. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETS TO REVIEW DISCUSS AND RECOMMEND COMPENSATION ADJUSTMENTS FOR APPROVAL BY THE GOVERNING BODY. THESE DELIBERATIONS AND DECISIONS ARE CONTEMPORANEOUSLY SUBSTANTIATED IN THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING WHERE COMPENSATION ADJUSTMENTS ARE APPROVED BY THE GOVERNING BODY. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE UTILIZES COMPARABILITY DATA THAT IS RELVANT BASED ON LOCATION SIZE AND INDUSTRY OF THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDED BY AN OUTSIDE CONSULTANT IN ITS DELIBERATIONS. Part VI, Line 19 THE ORGANIZATION MAKES ITS GOVERNING DOCUMENTS CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AVAILABLE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. Part III, Line 4d | Description:, Expense Amount:, Grants Amount:, Revenue Amount:| HOMELESS INTERVENTION PROGRAMS: THROUGH OUR HOMELESS INTERVENTION PROGRAMS DEDICATED CASE MANAGERS RESOURCES AND FINANCIAL AID IS PROVIDED TO HELP PREVENT FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS FROM BECOMING HOMELESS. THE GOAL OF THIS PROGRAM IS TO PREVENT HOMELESSNESS WHEN POSSIBLE OR TO MINIMIZE THE AMOUNT OF TIME SOMEONE IS HOMELESS IN OUR COMMUNITY. OUR HOMELESS INTERVENTION STAFF WORK WITH INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES CURRENTLY HOUSED TO MAINTAIN THEIR RESIDENCES OR GET THEM TO OUR SHELTERS. WE WORK IN THE FIELD ASSISTING INDIVIDUALS OR FAMILIES IN PREVENTING THEIR HOMELESSNESS BY PAYING RENT OR UTILITY BILLS THAT MAY BE IN ARREARS AND ASSISTING WITH TRANSPORTATION. A NEW PASSENGER VAN WAS PURCHASED TO AID THE HOMELESS AND LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS SERVED WITH ACCESS TO OUR CAMPUS AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES SO THEY CAN FULLY ENGAGE IN THE FOUR PATHWAYS TO PROGRESS: SPIRITUAL GROWTH COMMUNITY INDUSTRY AND EDUCATION. WE ALSO WORK WITH OTHER LOCAL AGENCIES AND LAW ENFORCEMENT TO PROVIDE HOMELESS PREVENTION SERVICES IN COLLABORATION WITH THESE AGENCIES. HOMELESS INTERVENTION PROGRAMS SERVED 581 INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES AND HOUSED 149 INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN 2022., $219895, $14020, $0| Part III, Line 4A | Explanation:| RESIDENTIAL RESCUE AND RECOVERY PROGRAMS CONTINUED: OUR TRANSITIONAL HOUSING SERVICES PROVIDE FOOD CLOTHING SHELTER ADULT EDUCATION FINANCIAL EDUCATION CHILDCARE AFTER-SCHOOL CHILDCARE LICENSED MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELING INCLUDING FAMILY COUNSELING PASTORAL COUNSELING TRANSPORTATION EMPLOYMENT CASE MANAGEMENT AND REQUIREMENT TO SAVE UP TO $ 4,000 FOR THEIR MOVE-OUT EXPENSES. TRANSITIONAL CLIENTS ALSO PARTICIPATE IN A VARIETY OF IN-HOUSE EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL CLASSES TO HELP THEM FULFILL THEIR LIFE GOALS AND RETURN TO OUR COMMUNITY AS PRODUCTIVE AND CONTRIBUTING CITIZENS. OUR AGENCY ALSO PROVIDES SHELTER SERVICES FOR MEN WOMEN AND FAMILIES ON AN EMERGENCY BASIS. MEN WOMEN AND FAMILIES CAN COME IN FOR AS MANY NIGHTS AS NEEDED FOR EMERGENCY SHELTER. CLIENTS RECEIVE A SHOWER CHANGE OF CLOTHES CLEAN BED DINNER AND BREAKFAST. THEY LEAVE THE PROPERTY DURING THE DAY AND CAN RETURN IN THE EVENING. INDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES WILL ENTER OUR SHELTERS THROUGH MANY GATEWAYS. OUR AGENCY ACCOMMODATES PEOPLE NEEDING SHELTER BY PROVIDING TRANSPORTATION AND REFERRAL SERVICES FROM HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY POLK COUNTY PASCO COUNTY AND OTHER SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES TO OUR SHELTER FACILITIES IN LAKELAND. WE ALSO WORK WITH DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & ANTI-SEX TRAFFICKING GROUPS TO GET VULNERABLE WOMEN & FAMILIES INTO SAFE SHELTER. WE HOUSE OVER 120 INDIVIDUALS NIGHTLY WHO COME FROM SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES. OVER THE PAST 12 MONTHS WE HAVE HOUSED 588 MEN IN OUR RESCUE SHELTER 46 MEN IN OUR RECOVERY SHELTER 47 WOMEN AND 31 CHILDREN IN OUR FAMILY SHELTER. THESE PROGRAMS PROVIDED A TOTAL OF 44,298 NIGHTS OF LODGING AND 110,446 MEALS. WE ALSO HAD 144 PEOPLE MAKE FAITH DECISIONS. OUR LIFE LEARNING CAMPUS PROVIDES SERVICES DRIVEN BY FOUR PATHWAYS: SPIRITUAL GROWTH COMMUNITY INDUSTRY AND EDUCATION. MANY OF OUR RESIDENTS HAVE NOT RECEIVED THEIR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA DUE TO VARIOUS REASONS AND NEED A HIGH SCHOOL REFRESHER COURSE TO IMPROVE THEIR MEMORY AFTER THEY COMPLETE OUR LEARNING SKILLS IMPROVEMENT COURSE. LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRIES HAS A SUCCESSFUL TRACK RECORD OF LIFTING THESE INDIVIDUALS FROM HOMELESSNESS AND INSTABILITY TO INDEPENDENCE AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY. AS PART OF THE ROAD TO INDEPENDENCE WE REQUIRE ADULTS IN OUR LIFE LEARNING CAMPUS TO ATTAIN ESSENTIAL EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT: A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA AND OR TAKE A REFRESHER COURSE; AND PREPAREDNESS FOR COLLEGE OR VOCATIONAL CERTIFICATION TRAINING. OUR RESIDENT STUDENTS DEVELOP THEIR MIND OBTAIN THEIR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA AND MOVE FORWARD WITH VOCATIONAL AND COLLEGE TRAINING TO GIVE THEM A SPRINGBOARD FROM HOMELESSNESS AND INSTABILITY TO INDEPENDENCE AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY. WE HAVE SEEN MEASURABLE SUCCESS DURING 2022. WE HAD 45 RESIDENTS ENROLLED IN OUR ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAM OUR RESIDENTS COMPLETED 5,864 HOURS OF EDUCATION AND A TOTAL OF 12 RESIDENTS GRADUATED FROM OUR PROGRAM. WE HAVE HAD 385 RESIDENTS GRADUATE FROM OUR PROGRAM SINCE ITS INCEPTION. WE HAD 20 RESIDENTS PARTICIPATE IN OUR INTERNSHIP PROGRAM OUR RESIDENT INTERNS WORKED A TOTAL OF 9,638 HOURS AND 8 RESIDENTS WENT ON TO RECEIVE FULL-TIME EMPLOYMENT WITH LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRIES. WE CURRENTLY HAVE 26 FORMERLY HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS EMPLOYED AT LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRIES. APARTMENTS ARE BEING PLANNED FOR A VACANT PARCEL OF LAND AT OUR LAKELAND CAMPUS. THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN COMPLETELY FUNDED AND IS AWAITING CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN IN 2023. THIS PROJECT WILL PROVIDE 5 RENTAL UNITS FOR FORMERLY HOMELESS FAMILIES. THIS PROJECT WILL ADD MOVEMENT FOR CLIENTS TRANSITIONING BACK INTO SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND A NEW FUTURE. THERE WILL BE 2 AND 3-BEDROOM APARTMENTS AVAILABLE TO PROGRAM GRADUATES AND OR OTHER LOW-INCOME FAMILIES IN THE COMMUNITY. Part III, Line 4B | Explanation:| COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS CONTINUED: WE HAVE ESTABLISHED A LIFE LEARNING CENTER IN YBOR CITY THROUGH A PARTNERSHIP REQUEST WITH KIMMINS TERRIER FOUNDATION. THE NEW LIGHTHOUSE MINISTRIES KIMMINS FAMILY ADULT LEARNING CAMPUS HAS OPENED IN YBOR CITY. SINCE OPENING THEY HAVE BEEN ACCEPTING STUDENTS FOR ESOL AND ADULT LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES AND COMPUTER SKILL TRAINING. THE CAMPUS IS ALSO A RESOURCE CENTER FOR JOB PLACEMENT AND FOOD BOXES. THE WORK IN THE YBOR CITY AREA WITH EARLY CHILDHOOD HEADSTART PROGRAM MADE KIMMINS AWARE OF THE NEED FOR ASSISTANCE TO THE FAMILIES OF THE HEADSTART PROGRAM. THE CENTER PROVIDES CASE MANAGEMENT FOR FAMILIES TO RECEIVE FOOD BOXES CLOTHING FURNITURE VOUCHERS FREE OF CHARGE. ADDITIONAL CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES INCLUDE LIFE SKILLS JOBS FOR LIFE TRAINING RENAISSANCE STAR ASSESSMENTS FOR EDUCATION GED COLLEGE PREP FAITH & FINANCES LITERACY ESOL CLASSES AND JOB REFERRAL PLACEMENTS. THESE ARE ESSENTIAL TO THE WELLBEING OF THESE FAMILIES. COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS SERVED 8,116 INDIVIDUALS IN 4,483 FAMILIES PROVIDING 3,783 FOOD BOXES TOTALING 151,320 MEALS AND OVER 12,000 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS ALSO SAW 27 PEOPLE MAKE FAITH DECISIONS. Part III, Line 4C | Explanation:| PRESCHOOL AND XTREME KID'S CLUBS CONTINUED: OUR THREE LOCATIONS ARE WITHIN VERY LOW ECONOMIC AREAS WITH CHILDREN FROM DIVERSE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC BACKGROUNDS. THE FAMILIES WE SERVE COULD BE REFERRED TO US IN A FEW WAYS: THROUGH OUR PROGRAM TITLE 1 SCHOOLS WE WORK DIRECTLY WITH AND DCF REFERRALS FOSTER FAMILIES CHURCHES AND VARIOUS AGENCIES AND MINISTRIES. LIGHTHOUSE EXTREME KID'S CLUB STAFF ALSO PROVIDE REGULAR TOUCHES IN THE HOMES OF ALL THE CHILDREN IN THE CLUBS THROUGHOUT THE WEEK INCLUDING BOXES OF MONTHLY STAPLES FROM THE HOPE CENTERS. KID'S CLUB STAFF WORK WITH THE LIGHTHOUSE THRIFT STORE HOPE CENTERS TO PROVIDE SERVICES AND PRODUCTS TO THE FAMILIES IN THESE COMMUNITIES. THE COMMUNITY PRESCHOOL AND LIGHTHOUSE XTREME KID'S CLUBS ENROLLED 92 CHILDREN IN 2022.