2024-11-15T09:58:44-05:00 2023-12-31 E Todd Pepper CPA 70 S Val Vista Drive A-3 616 Gilbert AZ 85296 990 2023-01-01 474771315 SAVING AMY INC SAVI 3117 N 44TH STREET Phoenix AZ 85018 Jennifer Kiernan Executive Direc 6026122624 2024-05-07 true true Jared Anthony Smout CPA P01363014 4802361755 2024-11-15 X 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z Jennifer Kiernan 840370 false X www.savingamy.org X 2015 AZ Creating Community. Transforming Lives. Resolving Homelessness. 8 7 5 300 0 0 645769 838216 0 8 2146 645769 840370 253618 334875 0 239713 325798 0 63949 212163 257444 705494 918117 -59725 -77747 163196 95081 0 163196 95081 Creating Community. Transforming Lives. Resolving Homelessness. 283896 128499 Rise Up: Comprising two vital components, this program offers essential support through rent subsidies, utilities, furniture, and household supplies. Equally important, it empowers families to escape low-income neighborhoods, fostering hope and brighter futures. 198027 89632 Rolling Forward: Accessible and reliable transportation is key to overcoming homelessness. Our transportation program leverages donated vehicles, Lyft credits, and Uber rides to ensure that individuals can readily access employment, educational opportunities, medical appointments, and extracurricular activities, promoting independence and stability. Additionally, Saving Amy has established partnerships with the Arizona Humane Society, allowing us to acquire vehicles at significantly discounted rates. 189014 85553 Kids Go: In partnership with esteemed institutions such as Brophy College Preparatory and local high schools, we proudly offer year-round mentoring, tutoring, and an engaging summer camp experience for our cherished Saving Amy children. Additionally, one day every weekend is dedicated to enriching activities that expand the horizons of Saving Amys children. We kick off the Saving Amy Bridge and Summer Reading Program in May, enhancing academic skills and preparing them for the upcoming school year. Our tutors/mentors lead a Saving Amy summer camp with engaging activities like ice skating, movies, science museum visits, and picnics. 41646 18850 Empowerment Through Therapy: Through this program, we offer trauma therapy for adults and children, conducted by licensed trauma therapists who bring expertise across the Valley. Each of our families receives personalized attention tailored to the unique needs and guidance provided by the therapist. 26281 11896 THRIVE: Through our life skills program, we impart critical skills in budgeting, nutrition, career development, parenting, and meditation. These abilities empower individuals to flourish in every facet of their lives. 984 445 CHRISTMAS ANGELS: Providing Christmas gifts to individuals and families in the community who are in need 68911 31191 739848 true true false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false true false false false true true false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false true 7 0 5 true false false false false false false false false X 8 7 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true true false true false false X Jennifer Kiernan 6026122624 3117 N 44th Street Phoenix AZ 85018 Jennifer Kiernan Executive Director 65.00 0.00 X X 165200 0 0 Valerie Parkes Board Member 1.20 0.00 X 0 0 0 Sarah Loukuta Board Member 1.20 0.00 X 0 0 0 John Harris Board Member 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 Kim Qualls Board Member 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 Tillie McCoy Board Member 0.70 0.00 X 0 0 0 Carey Musil Board Member 1.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 Christina Ivanhoe Board Member 1.20 0.00 X 0 0 0 Jessica Grussing Program Director 9.30 0.00 X X 0 0 0 165200 0 0 1 false true false 330050 508166 62076 838216 8 8 330050 2146 2146 2146 840370 2146 0 8 X 334875 334875 165200 123900 16520 24780 138817 111053 13882 13882 21781 17654 2178 1949 20817 16587 1496 2734 150235 111415 24893 13927 5233 5233 12601 9988 1262 1351 11527 11527 29173 29173 13331 13331 2051 2051 Bank Charges 507 507 Administrative 8278 1045 7140 93 Subscription Fees 3691 3691 918117 739848 114320 63949 100490 21432 1311 62706 72338 163196 95081 0 0 X 163196 95081 163196 95081 163196 95081 X -77747 9632 X false false false X 199121 412805 602991 645769 821326 2682012 199121 412805 602991 645769 821326 2682012 677610 2004402 2682012 0.74740 0.85820 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED CCF Endowment 70358 Security Deposits 1980 72338 SA Celebrati 330050 195284 134766 2941 1025 36125 52181 6150 40847 330050 195284 134766 2941 1025 36125 52181 6150 40847 139269 -4503 false Empowerment Through Therapy 14 16400 2450 FMV Discounted therapy sessions Kids GO Program 103 85553 3225 FMV Donated vehicle repairs Rolling Forward 51 62918 3225 FMV Donated vehicle repairs Rise Up 75 120120 8379 FMV Donated moving help THRIVE 81 11896 See Schedule O for explanation Christmas Angels 142 445 See Schedule O for explanation X X X false false false false false false false false false Jennifer Kiernan Executive Director 132200 33000 165200 X 5 26714 FMV Cars & Repairs X Auction Items 2 15010 X Therapy Sessions 6 2450 X Moving Services 24 8379 X Miscellaneous 6 10141 false false false Form 990 governing body review Part VI line 11 The Executive Director and the Program Director review the Form 990 for accuracy. Theboard members receive a copy of the draft return to review prior to filing. Conflict of interest policy compliance Part VI line 12c Members of the Board are trained on the Conflict of Interest Policy annually at one of the organizations public meetings where they are reminded of their requirement to disclose any interest when the Board is contemplating entering into a transaction or arrangement during the year that might benefit the private interest of an officer or director of the Organization or might result in a possible excess benefit transaction. CEO executive director top management comp Part VI line 15a The Budget Committee holds a meeting and the committee members vote. Governing documents etc available to public Part VI line 19 Available upon request. Explanation of other changes in net assets or fund balances Part XI line 9 Saving Amy received an endowment on 10/31/22 to be held with the Catholic Community Foundation. The change in net assets reflects the annual increase or decrease to that endowment balance when compared to the prior year. List of other fees for services expenses Part IX line 11g These other fees are for various vendors contracted to provide entertainment, food and beverage, valet, rental, and other services for the organizations annual fundraising event. A break down of those amounts can be found on Schedule G, Part II in the direct expenses section. General explanation attachment Saving Amy, established as a 501(c)3 organization in 2015, is passionately committed to Creating Community, Transforming Lives, and Resolving Homelessness throughout the Phoenix area and its surrounding communities. We take pride in our unwavering dedication to supporting families and veterans representing a rich tapestry of backgrounds, including race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, disability, and national origin.At Saving Amy, our primary objective is to extend a compassionate hand-up to those in need, guiding our families toward self-sufficiency while breaking the cycle of homelessness. Our holistic approach encompasses five transformative programs: Empowerment Through Therapy: Through this program, we offer trauma therapy for adults and children, conducted by licensed trauma therapists who bring expertise across the Valley. Each of our families receives personalized attention tailored to the unique needs and guidance provided by the therapist.Kids Go: In partnership with esteemed institutions such as Brophy College Preparatory and local high schools, we proudly offer year-round mentoring, tutoring, and an engaging summer camp experience for our cherished Saving Amy children. Additionally, one day every weekend is dedicated to enriching activities that expand the horizons of Saving Amys children. We kick off the Saving Amy Bridge and Summer Reading Program in May, enhancing academic skills and preparing them for the upcoming school year. Our tutors/mentors lead a Saving Amy summer camp with engaging activities like ice skating, movies, science museum visits, and picnics.Rolling Forward: Accessible and reliable transportation is key to overcoming homelessness. Our transportation program leverages donated vehicles, Lyft credits, and Uber rides to ensure that individuals can readily access employment, educational opportunities, medical appointments, and extracurricular activities, promoting independence and stability. Additionally, Saving Amy has established partnerships with the Arizona Humane Society, allowing us to acquire vehicles at significantly discounted rates. Rise Up: Comprising two vital components, this program offers essential support through rent subsidies, utilities, furniture, and household supplies. Equally important, it empowers families to escape low-income neighborhoods, fostering hope and brighter futures.THRIVE: Through our life skills program, we impart critical skills in budgeting, nutrition, career development, parenting, and meditation. These abilities empower individuals to flourish in every facet of their lives. Each family we serve is matched with a dedicated mentor, and every child benefits from the guidance and support of a tutor/mentor. With the holistic support and resources we provide, families who embark on their journey with Saving Amy shed the burden of trauma, cultivate healthier lifestyles, and emerge as active, thriving contributors to society.We take immense pride in our remarkable track record, where we have a 100% success rate, and every single family weve supported has transitioned to stable, independent living, making substantial contributions to our community.