2024-08-05T11:54:11-05:00 2023-12-31 WITHUMSMITHBROWNPC 200 S ORANGE AVESTE 1200 ORLANDO FL 328013400 990 2023-01-01 813142847 ONEPULSE FOUNDATION INC % SCOTT SHUKER ONEP 4077752436 125 N LUCERNE CIRCLE ORLANDO FL 32801 GEORGE KALOGRIDIS VICE CHAIRMAN 4077752436 2024-08-15 true true ERIK A HALLUSKA CPA P01954172 4078491569 2024-08-15 2023 2024-08-08 14:25:15Z NATIONAL PULSE MEMORIAL & MUSEUM GEORGE KALOGRIDIS 125 N LUCERNE CIRCLE ORLANDO FL 32801 1229758 false X WWW.ONEPULSEFOUNDATION.ORG X 2016 FL TO CREATE AND SUPPORT A MEMORIAL THAT OPENS HEARTS, A MUSEUM THAT OPENS MINDS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS THAT OPEN EYES AND LEGACY SCHOLARSHIPS THAT OPEN DOORS. 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HERE PUBLIC GRIEF HAS A PLACE TO BE TRANSFORMED INTO PERSONAL MEANING, AND TO INSPIRE A SOCIETY THAT WARMLY EMBRACES AND FIERCELY DEFENDS THE FULL SPECTRUM OF OUR SHARED HUMANITY. THE ORLANDO HEALTH SURVIVORS WALK WILL BE A PILGRIMAGE OF EMPATHY AND COMPASSION. IT OFFERS MOMENTS OF COMFORT, RESPITE AND HUMAN CONNECTION. DURING 2022 AND 2023, THE ONEPULSE FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES REVISITED THE ORGANIZATION'S ORIGINAL DESIGNS, EVALUATING THE FEASIBILITY AND COSTS OF THE PROJECT IN A POST-PANDEMIC CLIMATE (I.E., ESCALATED COSTS OF CONSTRUCTION, SCARCITY OF MATERIALS, AND A DISRUPTION TO THE GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN AFFECTING CAPITAL PROJECTS WORLDWIDE). AS A RESULT, THE TRUSTEES HAVE DETERMINED A NEW RE-SCALED VERSION OF THE ORIGINAL PLAN TO INCLUDE, AMONG OTHER THINGS, A MUSEUM SPACE AS WELL AS A MULTI-PURPOSE GATHERING PLACE WITHIN THE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 438 W KALEY STREET IN DOWNTOWN ORLANDO. CRITICAL TO THE COMPLETION OF ABOVE-MENTIONED PROJECT WAS THE FOUNDATION ACQUIRING OWNERSHIP OF THE NIGHT CLUB SITE WHICH IT WAS UNABLE TO DO. FOUNDING CEO BARBARA POMA SOLD THE PROPERTY for $2M TO THE CITY OF ORLANDO IN OCTOBER 2023. WITHOUT OWNERSHIP OF THE SACRED SPACE, THE FOUNDATION COULD NOT COMPLETE THE CORE OF ITS MISSION AND LOST THE BASIS FOR REQUESTING PUBLIC SUPPORT. Unfortunately, best intentions are not enough. We have been challenged by unexpected and definitive events, among them the inability to secure a full donation of the Pulse nightclub site from the property owners and a global pandemic that brought with it critical limits and many unanticipated consequences, that ultimately impacted our fundraising efforts. 468418 49 LEGACY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM: IN APRIL 2023, THE FIFTH CLASS OF 49 LEGACY SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS WAS ANNOUNCED AND AWARDED $313,725 IN SCHOLARSHIPS FOR USE DURING THE 2023-2024 ACADEMIC YEAR. WORKING WITH THE FAMILIES AND LOVED ONES OF THOSE KILLED, ONEPULSE FOUNDATION ESTABLISHED THE SCHOLARSHIPS BASED ON THE RESPECTIVE VICTIMS' INTERESTS, CAREERS OR ASPIRATIONS. AS AN EXTENSION OF THEIR IMPACT ON OUR WORLD, THE SCHOLARSHIPS WILL INSPIRE AND EMPOWER STUDENTS WHO SHARE SIMILAR DREAMS, AMBITIONS AND GOALS. PREFERENCE WAS GIVEN TO APPLICANTS WHO ARE IMMEDIATE FAMILY MEMBERS OF THE 49 VICTIMS, AS WELL AS SURVIVORS OF THE TRAGEDY. FIVE FAMILY MEMBERS AND SIX SURVIVORS WERE AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS. THE LEGACY SCHOLARSHIPS ARE FUNDED IN PART BY THE GENEROSITY OF MAJOR DONORS, INCLUDING: ALIX PARTNERS, THE BRUMBACK FAMILY, CITY FURNITURE, EARL AND BETTIE FIELDS AUTOMOTIVE GROUP FOUNDATION, GUCCI, LOREAL USA, ORLANDO HEALTH, OUTFRONT MEDIA, PARABLE FOUNDATION, PVH FOUNDATION, WELLS FARGO, AND WENDY TRAMMEL. EDUCATIONAL PARTNERS INCLUDE ADVENT HEALTH UNIVERSITY, SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGE, AND VALENCIA COLLEGE. AS OF 12-31-2023 ALL SCHOLARSHIPS WERE PAID AND NO MORE WILL BE GIVEN. 384956 152 EDUCATION: Black History Month Program, "Emotional Rollercoaster: A Love Letter to Life" Captured through the storytelling power of young African American thespians the theatre piece used the analogy of a roller coaster to describe what makes life so complicated. It was written and performed by Bethune-Cookman University students and the audience was invited to unpack the theme of the piece through an engaging and enlightening chat-back session. Conversation Starter Series, "Body Language" Virtual screening and panel discussion of the short film, Body Language. The program explored body image through the lens of African American same-gender-loving men. The panel included the filmmaker, a Black pride promoter, and a community activist. Social Visionary Program, "Speaking Up Against Racism" In this dynamic one-woman show, Pulse survivor Angelica Sanchez spoke on how she ultimately got to live her truth and do what she loves to do. Audience experienced her struggles and triumph and through her performance enlightened them on drag and trans communities. Mental Health Program, "Invisible Pain: Honest Conversations on Mental Health and Suicide in the Black and African American Community" This program responded to the rise of suicide in the Black and African American Communities. The program included spoken word artists with thoughts on suicide ideation, a community reflection activity, a panel discussion with impacted individuals, a short film on suicide, and resources to help prevent suicide. Conversation Starter Series, "S.A.M." Virtual screening and panel discussion of the U.K. short film S.A.M. S.A.M. tells a story of what it's like to be LGBTQ+, with a disability, and fall in love. The conversation featured the filmmakers, a disability justice advocate, and an LGBTQ+ member living with a disability. They discussed dating, disabilities, and queer representation. This presentation was an exclusive 24-hour screening of the short film. Social Visionary Program, "On The Move: A Story of Moving Through Despair" This dance performance was a reflection journey taking the audience through the country's recent history of social unrest and pandemic to a place of collective healing. The audience experienced the transformative power of dance while processing the recent events that shaped our society. The event culminated in a chat-back session with the dance troop that focused on the themes of connectedness and moving through despair. 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Form 990 is presented to board for approval and provided to all board members after submission to IRS. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C: THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY REQUIRES CONFLICTS OF INTEREST TO BE DISCLOSED TO THE BOARD CHAIRMAN ON AN ONGOING BASIS FOR ANY REQUIRED ACTION. IN ADDITION, THE ORGANIZATION HAS IMPLEMENTED A PROCEDURE THAT REQUIRES ANNUALLY, AND AT THE TIME OF RECEIPT, A COPY OF THE POLICY THAT MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES, OFFICERS, AND KEY EMPLOYEES TO AFFIRM, THROUGH A SIGNED DECLARATION THAT ADVISES THERE ARE NO CONFLICTS OF INTEREST OR ADVISING THERE ARE POSSIBILITIES WHICH MUST BE DISCUSSED AND/OR DISCLOSED. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15: BOARD OF TRUSTEES REVIEWS COMPARABILITY DATA FOR OTHER CEOS AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS OF SIMILAR TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS IN THE AREA TO INCLUDE ANNUAL REVIEWS OF CEO. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19: THE ORGANIZATION'S GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, AND A COMPLETE COPY OF ITS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. FORM 990, PART III, LINE 4D: COMMUNITY RAINBOW RUN: THE 7TH ANNUAL COMMUNITY RAINBOW RUN, BENEFITING ONEPULSE FOUNDATION, CELEBRATES HOW ORLANDO AND THE WORLD UNITED IN LOVE FOLLOWING THE TRAGEDY OF JUNE 12, 2016 AT PULSE NIGHTCLUB. THIS ANNUAL FUNDRAISING EVENT IS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE DEVOS SPORT BUSINESS MBA PROGRAM AND PRESENTED BY ORLANDO HEALTH AND HARD ROCK INTERNATIONAL. THE RUN OCCURRED IN PERSON AT WADEVIEW PARK, ORLANDO, ON SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 2023, AS WELL AS VIRTUALLY. MORE THAN 2,400 PEOPLE ATTENDED THE IN-PERSON RUN ANNUAL REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY: ON JUNE 12 OF EACH YEAR, ONEPULSE FOUNDATION HOLDS AN ANNUAL REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY. ON JUNE 12, 2023, BASED ON FEEDBACK FROM FAMILY MEMBERS, SURVIVORS AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS, THE CEREMONY WAS HELD AT THE DR PHILLIPS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER. THE OBSERVANCE BRINGS TOGETHER THE FAMILIES OF THOSE WHOSE LIVES WERE TRAGICALLY TAKEN AND PROVIDES THEM A SPACE TO REMEMBER THEIR LOVED ONES IN PEACE. WE ALSO HONOR ALL WHO SURVIVED, THE BRAVE FIRST RESPONDERS AND OUR TRAUMA TEAMS WHO SACRIFICED SO MUCH TO SAVE SO MANY. FORM 990, PART II, LINE 3: THE ORGANIZATION IS IN THE PROCESS OF DISSOLVING. ALL PROGRAM SERVICES WILL CEASE AT THE END OF THE YEAR. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 4: THE ORGANIZATION WAS DISSOLVED IN THE FLORIDA STATE DEPARTMENT ON 12-28-2023, SEE COPY OF THE ARTICLES OF DISSOLUTION ATTACHED TO THIS RETURN. HOWEVER, THE TOTAL DISTRIBUTION OF THE ORGANIZATION'S ASSETS WILL EXTEND UNTIL 6-30-2024, WHEN IT WILL BE FULLY LIQUIDATED AND ALL OF ITS ASSETS TRANSFERRED AS REQUIRED BY LAW. A TAX RETURN FOR THE SHORT YEAR 1-1-2024 TO 6-30-2024 WILL BE FILED TO SHOW THE FINAL DISTRIBUTIONS AND MARKING THE LAST RETURN BOX.