2023-11-14T07:27:04-08:00 2022-12-31 260152208 DECORIA BLAIR & TEAGUE PS 7307 N DIVISION ST STE 222 SPOKANE WA 99208 990EZ 2022-01-01 844613078 Greater Spokane Progress GREA 5096245657 25 W Main Ave Suite 222 Spokane WA 99201 Anne Martin Director 2023-11-13 true Anne Martin 999009999 true Robin L Johnston CPA P01215571 5093282229 2 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X N/A X X 151349 X 137798 13551 0 0 0 0 151349 78006 5806 3395 10405 53737 151349 X 125268 150798 4825 11706 130093 162504 130093 162504 0 0 Greater Spokane Progress is a collaborative network united to build political strength and equity in our community. - Supported BIPOC led organizing and engaged GSP members in our main areas of focus based on issues and needs identified by BIPOC leaders.- Supported BIPOC led organizations working to pass tenant protection, police accountability, and smart justice/criminal justice reform bills during the 2022 legislative session. GSP engaged members in taking action, and encouraged organizations to send out action alerts on their legislative priorities. We signed on to sign on letters and signed in for legislative hearings in support and in opposition of bills, and we asked organizations to join us in doing both. In late 2022, GSP worked with Greater Spokane Action, our affiliated 501(c)(4), to develop a joint legislative agenda for 2023. - Connected and highlighted the work of our diverse member organizations. - Strengthened our networks' collaboration with elected officials.- GSP: Racial Equity Initiative: Planned a racial equity workshop series for GSP member and partner organizations, and supported the liberation and development of a multi-racial team of racial equity trainers and leaders committed to anti-oppression with a focus on healing. - Get out the vote: Fiscally sponsored Reimagine Spokane and supported their GOTV zine and music fest.- GSP Convened convened a planning group with the Smart Justice Spokane coalition and SCAR Platform for Change coalition partners to develop plans to advocate in support of a ballot measure on the November 2022 ballot to make our Spokane City Attorney independent of both the Mayor and the City Council. GSP urged members and supporters to vote to approve the ballot measure. - GSP worked with Smart Justice Spokane and SCAR to develop a candidate questionnaire. 43915 43915 Katy Sheehan Co-Chair 0 0 Naghmana Sherazi Co-Chair 0 0 Tina Morrison Treasurer 0 0 Bex Matthews Secretary 0 0 Terri Anderson Director 0 0 Michaela Brown Director 0 0 Jim CastroLang Director 0 0 Paul Dillon Director 0 0 Pui-Yan Lam Director 0 0 Shar Lichty Director 0 0 Fernanda Mazcot Director 0 0 Lorna Walsh Director 0 0 Anne Martin Director 40.00 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false Monica Bertucci 25 W Main Suite 310 Spokane WA 99201 5093129118 false false false false false false false false true false false NONE NONE true X 68581 134798 203379 0 0 0 0 68581 134798 203379 0 0 203379 0 0 0 0 68581 134798 203379 X 0.00000 0.00000 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 228 false false 104 277 381 150968 151349 30270 7568 false 23381 30270 53651 80477 381 381 5845 7568 13413 20120 280 104 384 Part I-A, Line 1 - Direct and Indirect Political Campaign Activities GSP convened a planning group with Smart Justice Spokane and SCAR Platform for Change coalition partners to develop plans to advocate in support of a ballot measure on the November 2022 ballot to make our Spokane City Attorney independent of both the Mayor and the City Council. GSP provided information about the ballot measure and urged members and supporters to vote to approve.GSP fiscally sponsored and supported Reimagine Spokanes Get Out The Vote (GOTV) zine and music fest to engage diverse communities throughout Spokane, especially younger voters, in learning about issues and elected positions on the ballot in 2022 and in voting. At the music festival, 501(c)(3) organizations shared information about issues at a resource fair and the Spokane County Elections office was there to register voters and print out ballots so people could vote while at the event. Helped develop and promote a candidate questionnaire that was a collaboration of Smart Justice Spokane and the Spokane Community Against Racism (SCAR) Platform for Change coalition. It was sent to all candidates running for local and state office. Other Expenses.1001 Advertising and Promotion $2434 Other Expenses.1003 Information Technology $11368 Other Expenses.1007 Conferences, Conventions, and Meetings $1500 Other Expenses.1012 Insurance $905 Other Expenses.1 Event expenses $21996 Other Expenses.3 Reimbursed expenses $5779 Other Expenses.4 Trainer's Cohort Materials $2234 Other Expenses.5 Trainer's Cohort Consultant $2050 Other Expenses.6 Workshop Facilitator Contracts $1200 Other Expenses.7 Supplies $1169 Other Expenses.8 Taxes and licenses $702 Other Expenses.9 Bank charges $623 Other Expenses.10 Telephone $605 Other Expenses.11 Trainer's Cohort Stipends $600 Other Expenses.12 Professional development $249 Other Expenses.13 Other expenses $203 Other Expenses.14 Dues and subscriptions $100 Other Expenses.15 Postage $20 Other Assets.1 Accounts receivable - Beginning $4825 Accounts receivable - Ending $11706 Total Liabilities.1 Payroll liabilities - Beginning $218 Payroll liabilities - Ending $636 Total Liabilities.2 Deferred revenue - Beginning $129875 Deferred revenue - Ending $161868