Attach to Form 990 or 990-EZ.| Identifier | Return Reference | Explanation |
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| 01. General explanation attachment | Part III summary of mission VIP is a non-profit Arizona Corporation whose mission is to promote the social welfare and well-being of Arizonans by developing coordinated and unified efforts among organizations committed to formulating and implementing solutions to community problems Part III line 28 continued by developing coordinated and unified efforts among organizations committed to formulating and implementing solutions to community problems VIP promotes cooperation and interchange among organizations which strive for justice and public accountability in areas such as housing education employment community development and health care Recent Highlights 2011-2012 Candidate Forums In October 2011 VIP held a Phoenix Mayoral Candidates Forum attended by over 250 leaders VIP received commitments from the mayoral finalists for workforce training neighborhood safety housing and programs to support young people and families In February VIP held a Tempe Candidates Forum featuring all mayoral candidates and city council candidates Candidates committed to work on education workforce training stabilizing neighborhoods and city services such as libraries pools and youth programs With 250 Tempe leaders present this forum was the largest gathering for the Tempe elections Arizona Career Pathways VIPs labor market intermediarys first cohort of 40 students is proceeding with training with the first students graduating in the summer of 2012 Key allies include the Maricopa Community College District and the Arizona Department of Housing in a creative effort to leverage federal mortgage relief for low-income adults seeking to enroll in long-term job training Phoenix City Budget Central Phoenix leaders successfully organized to restore budget funding for nine additional after-school program sites in the City of Phoenix After holding civic academies and house meetings on the city budget VIP leaders testified at budget hearings met with council representatives and worked with City Manager David Cavazos to designate funding for the programs as well as to increase funding for libraries pools and safety Immigration VIP joined key business leaders and political partners as an original signee of the Arizona Accord a document calling for a common sense and inclusive approach to immigration reform Clergy and leaders from low-income immigrant communities worked with police chiefs in Phoenix Tempe Mesa El Mirage and Surprise including two neighborhood walks in 2011 with Phoenix Acting Chief Joe Yahner This work has led to increased trust between police and immigrant families allowing them to work together to increase safety in those neighborhoods OverridesBond Elections VIP participated actively in support of a successful school override election in the Kyrene Elementary School District and a critical public safety bond election in El Mirage VIP leaders held neighborhood walks house meetings and training sessions to inform and engage voters | |
| 02. Description of other expenses (Part I, line 16) | Description Amount Contracts with affiliated entities 108500 Depreciation 107 Insurance 1796 Miscellaneous 1195 Office supplies & expenses 2503 Penalties and interest 2242 Telephone 4885 Travel & training 5879 | |
| 03. Other changes in net assets or fund balances (Part I, line 20) | Description Amount Prior period adjustment 7076 | |
| 04. Description of other assets (Part II, line 24) | Beginning Category of Year End of Year Equipment net 107 0 Pledges and grants receivable 20000 0 Accounts receivable net 539 3900 Other receivables 900 5900 Prepaid expenses 6123 3802 Funds held by affiliated orgs 109000 29000 Due from affiliated orgs 0 11541 | |
| 05. Description of total liabilities (Part II, line 26) | Beginning Category of Year End of Year Accounts payable and accruals 37615 10656 Deferred revenue 3577 16850 |
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| Joe Rubio | VIP was reimbursed 45000 from affiliated organizations for Executive Director services for the year ended June 30 2012 |