ALL LEADERS MUST SERVE
EIN 47-4895676 · Youth Development - Business (O53)
What they do
ALL LEADERS MUST SERVE (ALMS) TRAINS and WORKS WITH BOTH RETIRED and PROFESSIONAL VOLUNTEERS. SINCE COVID-19 ALMS HAS CONTINUED to BUILD THE NUMBER of STUDENTS WE SERVE EACH YEAR. ALMS HAD THE OPPORTUNITY to TRAIN and WORK WITH 7 ACTIVE MENTORS.THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS of ALMS FROM JANUARY 2024 to DECEMBER 2024 INCLUDE YOUNG ADULT REFERRALS FROM THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE and THE RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROGRAM. HOWEVER, ALMS TRAINED OVER 50 YOUNG ADULTS WITH A SIGNIFICANT FOCUS ON THE ALMS TRUST SERIES WORKSHOPS, ACROSS THE THREE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN WOODLAND. THE TRUST SERIES, ADAPTED FROM THE BEST-SELLING BOOK BY STEPHEN M.R. COVEY, THE SPEED of TRUST, WAS PROVIDED to WOODLAND HIGH SCHOOL, PIONEER HIGH SCHOOL and CACHE CREEK HIGH SCHOOL IN YOLO. THIS INITIATIVE WAS CRUCIAL IN ADDRESSING THE PRESSING NEED THAT EMERGED DURING and AFTER THE PANDEMIC, IN WHICH YOUTH ARE STRUGGLING to UNDERSTAND WHOM to TURST and HOW to BE A TRUSTWORTHY PERSON.ALL PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS WERE BETWEEN THE AGES of 15
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Board and leadership roster (7)
ANGELA LYNNMEMBER
CHRISTY BARTONSECRETARY
GARY BUNCHTREASURER
KARA JIMENEZVICE PRESIDENT
KELLY JACOBSENMEMBER
RON DAVISPRESIDENT
SUSAN BETSY TALOFFMEMBER
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2015
- Location
- 433 SECOND STREET 101, WOODLAND, CA 95695
- County
- Yolo
- In care of
- GARY BUNCH
- Primary officer
- GARY BUNCH, Treasurer
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- PERRY BUNCH & JOHNSTON CPAS
- NTEE classification
- Youth Development - Business (O53)
- IRS tax category
- Youth Development - Business