2024-09-06T04:04:12-04:00 2023-12-31 851393040 Truly Bookkeeping 6722 SE 69th Ave PORTLAND OR 97206 990 2023-01-01 922769279 WELCOME HOME COALITION % Molly Hogan WELC 9712913750 PO BOX 11467 PORTLAND OR 972110467 Molly Hogan Executive Director 2024-09-06 false Kelli Bagby P03130229 5038671019 2024-09-06 2023 2024-08-08 14:25:15Z X Molly Hogan PO BOX 11467 PORTLAND OR 972110467 420265 false X welcomehomecoalition.org X 2023 OR Welcome Home is a diverse coalition in the Portland metropolitan region that uses its collective resources to create healthy communities by ensuring everyone has an affordable and stable home. We use community education and collaboration advocacy and research to advance housing policies that enable all our neighbors to thrive. Vision: We envision a future of housing options that meet the real needs of people in our region. We strive to eliminate inequities in race and class in housing outcomes. We were fiscally sponsored Jan-April 2023 so these financials represent May-Dec. 2023. 6 6 4 0 310 0 0 419955 0 0 0 310 0 0 0 420265 0 16241 0 14879 0 124575 0 0 0 0 107275 0 262970 0 157295 0 157295 0 0 0 157295 Welcome Home is a diverse coalition in the Portland metropolitan region that uses its collective resources to create healthy communities by ensuring everyone has an affordable and stable home. We use community education and collaboration advocacy and research to advance housing policies that enable all our neighbors to thrive. Vision: We envision a future of housing options that meet the real needs of people in our region. We strive to eliminate inequities in race and class in housing outcomes. Because JOIN was our fiscal sponsor throughout 2023 and we had a grantor grantee model C fiscal sponsorship agreement a bulk of our funds reported for 2023 are reported coming from JOIN however we want to note that the following foundations and organizations offered donations to Welcome Home Coalition over $5,000: Granville Foundation OCF- Moonflower Fund Seeding Justice Related Welches & Forbes Housing Oregon and the Coalition of Communities of Color. false false 120567 0 237345 "Voices for Housing Justice program is for people with lived experiences of housing insecurity and or homelessness. In this training series conducted by Welcome Home staff participants have the opportunity to learn about local housing policy how to participate in advocacy and tips on telling their personal housing story in order to advocate for more equitable housing options. To learn more see our webpage here: https: welcomehomecoalition.org voices-for-housing-justice While the training series primarily focuses on regional housing policies we hope that the skills practiced during this training translate into leadership development for participants. The training consists of 12 hours of curriculum and the timing of the delivery is flexible. We work with the interested cohort to find out what works best for the group. We ask that partners suggest dates and times that work for your participants. We offer the training online or in person. In person sessions provide catered food. Participants receive $20 hour for hours they attend. Additionally transportation and childcare reimbursement support is available if needed." 18765 0 63811 "Welcome Home launched Community Conversations for Housing Justice to connect with community groups to facilitate conversations about the root causes of homelessness and to discuss solutions that are rooted in dignity and sustainability. Housing is on everybody's mind and many of us want to do something to fix the crisis but it can feel overwhelming. Let's come together and break down the issue and learn from each other and hopefully attendees leave these conversations with new information and action steps new relationships and new hope! Following a brief informational presentation by Welcome Home's director advocates from our Voices for Housing Justice program who have lived experience with homelessness housing instability take time to share their personal stories. Afterward the Welcome Home director facilitates an open dialogue with event attendees about concerns and solutions to our housing crisis. The program seeks to connect with community members outside our coalition membership to create improved understanding and collaboration across difference." 79401 0 118796 "Policy Advocacy and Coalition Building: We convene regular workgroups with our members to create and disseminate policy advocacy tools and coordinate advocacy activities. A steering committee and community advisory committee also meet regularly to research and discuss current housing policies and how the coalition can influence more long term solutions to our regional affordable housing shortage. To continue to successfully pass policies that reflect the mission of our coalition we must ensure that the public understands the root causes of housing insecurity and expand the supply and access to affordable stable housing for all. The strategies we use to further these goals are policy advocacy public education and community leadership development. 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Our largest lobbying expense was some public opinion research we commissioned to test the feasibility of a new affordable housing bond. In our contracted FM3 poll Q3,Q6,Q10,Q11,Q13 all were questions specifically referencing a new bond measure- 40% of total cost poll and we calculated 40% of total cost of the poll for our lobbying expenses.| true Part VI, Line 7a The board can nominate a new member and the current members vote to accept or deny the new member. Part VI, Line 12c Board officers and directors informed of funding WHC applies for and receives and asked if they have any connections to the funders they need to disclose. Part VI, Line 15 Review standard compensation for an organization the same size as well as consider the amount of funding received.