Executive Report 2014
Posted by Moderator on Feb 4th 2015
Executive Report 2014
Our Executive Report 2014 includes but is not limited to evidence to support we are the first and original Hope For Children Foundation in the United States.
We were authorized and approved as a non profit charity 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, by the United States Department of Treasury Internal Revenue Service in December of 1998, with our Employer Identification Number 75-2756638. I personally conducted a search in 1997 and 1998 and no other entity in the United States was using the name we selected for our organization, Hope For Children Foundation. In fact, during our search world wide, we could not find anyone nor any entity using the name, Hope For Children Foundation during our search in 1997 and 1998.
More and more children are being protected and loved.
Executive Report 2014 – The Naming of This Organization
Hope For Children Foundation was an original idea by Patricia L Hope Kirby, Co-Founder and Executive Director of this non-profit organization. Other entities who are using our name, Hope For Children Foundation, do not have our permission. Other entities have been requested to stop using our name, Hope For Children Foundation. We are the first and original user of the name, Hope For Children Foundation.
Trademark
We are in the process of seeking a Trademark of our name, Hope For Children Foundation, and we should be authorized by the United States Patent and Trademark Office for the Trademark, Hope For Children Foundation in the near future. We received our Certificate of Incorporation of Hope For Children Foundation, Charter Number 01484910 on April 2, 1998 from The State of Texas Secretary of State and have been in operation since that time in the United States. We have all of the documents to legally prove our existence. Clearly, we want the general public to know, Hope For Children Foundation does not authorize anyone else nor any other entity to use our name. Other entities are using our name without our permission. Hope For Children Foundation will be publishing our legal documents online to prove this assertion.
Summary
Thank you very much for your support throughout the year. We provided “face to face” information to people concerning services offered by Hope For Children Foundation. In addition, we referred them to our Web site Training videos and other resources available to the general public with a special focus on helping victims of sexual assault or domestic violence; and also to perpetrators of crimes of sexual assault and domestic violence. An estimated 75,152 were provided information about services provided by Hope For Children Foundation in 2014, from January 1, through December 31, 2014. (The information for the month of December was not available at the time of this report.
2014 ANNUAL UPDATE:
• 1st Quarter 2014 Update
Educational initiatives were scheduled for 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th quarters. About 15,598 persons were educated face to face, described above in first paragraph. This does not include those trained solely via the Internet search. About 50 + Volunteers were available.
• 2nd Quarter 2014 Update
About 22,594 people were educated face to face, described above in first paragraph. This does not include those trained solely via the Internet search. About 50+ Volunteers were available throughout Texas to assist our mission. Educational initiatives were scheduled for 2nd, 3rd & 4th quarters.
• 3rd Quarter 2014 Update
About 20,539 people were educated face to face, described above in first paragraph. This does not include those trained solely via the Internet search. About 50 + Volunteers were available throughout Texas to assist our mission.
• 4th Quarter 2014 Update through end of November 31, 2014
About 16,421 people were educated via face to face, described above in first paragraph. This does not include those trained solely via the Internet search. About 50 + Volunteers were available throughout Texas to assist our mission.