2024-04-04T08:29:37-04:00 2023-12-31 454290980 MAIKELS & TRAINOR CPAS 21 EVERETT ROAD EXT Albany NY 12205 990 2023-01-01 850854210 ULSTER IMMIGRANT DEFENSE NETWORK ULST 30 PINE GROVE AVENUE KINGSTON NY 12401 STEVE GOODMAN TREASURER 5184874679 2024-02-21 false STEVE GOODMAN true Allen F Maikels CPA P00142632 5184874679 2024-04-04 X 2 00 AAL1 IAL1 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z 383806 false X ULSTERIMMIGRANTDEFENSENETWORK.ORG X 2020 NY TO PROVIDE A NETWORK OF SAFETY AND SUPPORT TO IMMIGRANTS, REGARDLESS OF STATUS. UIDN PROVIDES SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, FINANCIAL AID, INFORMATION & STRAEGIC SERVICES INCLUDING HOUSEHOLD SUPPORT, FOOD PANTRY, RENT AND UTILITY AID, TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE AND LEGAL AID 15 15 1 75 0 0 423493 383711 0 93 95 0 423586 383806 0 0 34815 38511 0 15360 392839 351969 427654 390480 -4068 -6674 99773 185936 43996 99773 141940 TO PROVIDE A NETWORK OF SAFETY AND SUPPORT TO IMMIGRANTS, REGARDLESS OF STATUS. UIDN PROVIDES SUPPORTIVE SERVICES, FINANCIAL AID, INFORMATION & STRAEGIC SERVICES INCLUDING HOUSEHOLD SUPPORT, FOOD PANTRY, RENT AND UTILITY AID, TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE AND LEGAL AID false false 122272 UIDN PROVIDES RENT AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE TO IMMIGRANTS WHO RESIDE IN ULSTER COUNTY, A POPULATION THAT HAS BEEN HIT HARD BY THE COVID PANDEMIC, BOTH MEDICALLY AND ECONOMICALLY. IN ADDITION, ULSTER COUNTY IS EXPERIENCING A HOUSING CRISIS, PARTLY DUE TO GENTRIFICATION WHICH IS PLACING LOW-COST RENTALS OUT OF REACH FOR MEMBERS OF THE IMMIGRANT POPULATION, WHO OFTEN PAY MORE THAN 50% OF THEIR INCOME FOR RENT. THE PRICE OF OIL AND ELECTRICITY INCREASING HAS PUT A HUGE STRAIN ON THE ABILITY TO PAY UTILITY BILLS. IN 2023, OUR RENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM SERVED 127 HOUSEHOLDS (499 INDIVIDUALS) AND IN 2023 OUR UTILITIES ASSISTANCE PROGRAM IN 2023 SERVED 72 HOUSEHOLDS (299 INDIVIDUALS). IN ADDITION, WE ACT AS A REFERRAL SERVICE TO OTHER PROGRAMS THAT PROVIDE RENT AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE. 100533 THE FAMILY AND HOUSEHOLD SUPPORT PROGRAM ADDRESSES FOOD INSECURITY AMOUNT THE IMMIGRANT COMMUNITY OF ULSTER COUNTY. IMMIGRANT FAMILIES HAVE BEEN DISPROPORTIONATELY AFFECTED BY THE COVID PANDEMIC, AND THE NUMBER OF FAMILIES IN NEED HAS MORE THAN QUADRUPLED SINCE 2019. SEASONAL LABOR AND NEW ARRIVALS REUNITING WITH FAMILY MEMBERS IN ULSTER COUNTY HAS INCREASED THE NUMBERS WE SERVE AND THE NEED. IN 2023, OUR FOOD PANTRY SERVED 781 UNIQUE HOUSEHOLDS AND 2,656 UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS. SINCE MOST OF THE HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVED FOOD MORE THAN ONCE, THE DUPLICATED NUMBER SERVED IN 2023 IS 4,031 HOUSEHOLDS, 14,610 INDIVIDUALS. CURRENTLY AT OUR WEEKLY PANTRY WE ALSO PROVIDE INFORMATION, IN THE FORM OF FLYERS, ABOUT HEALTH, EDUCATION AND LEGAL RIGHTS. WE ALSO PROVIDE CLOTHING, BOOKS, SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND BEDDING MATERIALS TO FAMILIES IN NEED. FURNITURE SUCH AS BEDS, BUREAUS, TABLES, AND CHAIRS ARE DELIVERED TO FAMILY HOMES ON A REQUESTED BASIS. 85315 OTHER RELATED PROGRAM EXPENSES 50626 THE TRANSPORTATION AND ACCOMPANIMENT PROGRAM PROVIDES RIDES FOR IMMIGRANTS OF ULSTER COUNTY WHO CANNOT AFFORD THEM TO NEW YORK CITY FOR IMMIGRATION COURTS, TO THE BRONX FOR ICE AND ISAP CHECK-INS, AND VARIOUS OTHER TRIPS INCLUDING WHITE PLAINS, ALBANY, KINGSTON, JFK, AND LONG ISLAND FOR LEGAL CONSULTATIONS AND MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS. WE ALSO PROVIDE ACCOMPANIMENT WHEN IMMIGRANTS NEED TRANSLATION ASSISTANCE AT APPOINTMENTS, OR HELP TO NAVIGATING UNFAMILIAR AREAS. MOST REQUESTS FOR TRANSPORTATION ARE IMPORTANT IN THAT IF A PERSON CANNOT GET TO COURT DATES OR ICE CHECK-INS, THEY FACE DEPORTATION. 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Conflict of interest policy compliance Part VI line 12c UIDN REQUIRES INITIAL AND ANNUAL DISCLOSURE STATEMENTS OF ALL BOARD MEMBERS, OFFICERS, AND OTHER KEY PERSONNEL BE SIGNED AND KEPT ON FILE. Governing documents etc available to public Part VI line 19 GOVERNING DOCUMENTS ARE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. SOME DOCUMENTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF CHARITIES WEBSITE AS WELL AS GUIDESTAR.ORG. Explanation of other changes in net assets or fund balances Part XI line 9 NET ASSET WITH DONOR RESCTRICTIONS; RELEASE FROM RESTRICTIONS 12,500 List of other expenses Part IX line 24e PROGRAMFOOD AND PROGRAM SUPPLIES 90,083UTLTIES 22,149BICYCLES 0HOME FURNISHING/APPLIANCES 1,984MISC 2,796STORAGE EXPENSES 1,260HELP LINE 3,109MEDICAL 327ACADEMY FOR IMMIGRANT WOMEN 2,346COOP TRAINING PROJECT 20,000CLOSING BLANKETS 632M&GSUPPLIES 761FINANCE AND BANK FEES 1,722 Part XI response or note to any line in Part XI RELEASE OF RESTRICTED NET ASSETS ROUNDING