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ANNUAL REPORT 2019 Police Activities League of Massena Email: [email protected] Website: www.massenapal.com Tel: [315] 705-6075 30 Bayley Rd. Massena, NY 13662

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  • ANNUAL REPORT

    2019

    Police Activities League of Massena

    Email: [email protected]

    Website: www.massenapal.com

    Tel: [315] 705-6075

    30 Bayley Rd. Massena, NY 13662

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    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    TO OUR STAKEHOLDERS ________________________________ 3

    Strategic Highlights ___________________________________________ 3

    Financial Highlights ___________________________________________ 3

    Operating Highlights __________________________________________ 3

    LOOKING AHEAD ______________________________________________ 4

    FINANCIAL SUMMARY _________________________________ 5

    Revenue Breakdown __________________________________________ 5

    Expense Breakdown __________________________________________ 5

    FINANCIAL SUMMARY CONTINUED ________________________________ 6

    Financial Accounts ____________________________________________ 6

    NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS _______________________ 7

    Debt _______________________________________________________ 7

    Going Concern _______________________________________________ 7

    Takeaways __________________________________________________ 7

    DONORS ____________________________________________ 8

    Donors Continued_____________________________________________9

    ANNUAL YOUTH DATA____________________________________________________9

    LATEST FEATURE ______________________________________10

    ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN_____________________________ 11

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    TO OUR STAKEHOLDERS

    Strategic Highlights

    2019 Was a strategic year of hard work, research and commitment for our board of directors and staff.

    While we fought hard to bring about a merger and independent charter with the Boys & Girls Club of

    America, at the end we ultimately had to make a tough decision to move on, in order to move the

    organization forward. Based on the results and impact of our current operations, the decision to seek a

    new affiliation with the National Police Athletic League Association was the right move.

    Financial Highlights

    -Tuesday, December 4th, 2019 was the launch of the “Our Kids, Our Community” Annual Giving

    Campaign in just under 24 hours we reached a quarter of our campaign goal ($25,000)

    76 Donors to Date have helped use reach $20,497 of the $25,000 Goal

    -A Record number of Foundation and Private Business Program grants were

    awarded to help fund specific youth programs (13)

    Operating Highlights

    A major focus in 2019 was a give back campaign, to help support, and give

    back to those in the community who have helped graciously build our

    organization since 2013. In 2019 we completed 15 Community service

    projects totaling over 1,000 hours in community service projects between

    our youth and staff. Because of this we were able to instill in our youth the

    importance of community and why it is important to get involved and help

    give back. Massena PAL saw a record number of consistent average daily

    attendance at 78 youth per day. In addition, we introduced 3 new

    programs accompanied by a new schedule which received an 88% approval rating from our youth.

    “Ever since joining Massena PAL, my life has gotten so much better. Massena PAL is like a second home for me” - Brenden Larue Massena PAL Youth Member

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    Looking Ahead

    As we look ahead into 2020 and 2021, It’s apparent to us that our mission has never been

    clearer. Our youth and community will need us more than ever as the adverse effects created by Covid-

    19 has put unanticipated stress on our local economy and businesses. We look forward to the advancing

    phases of the Re Opening process, and we continue to monitor, using the guidelines provided by the

    NYS Department of Health, to plan for a safe and secure Re Opening of our program. As soon as we have

    the information for how NY Schools plan to proceed in the fall, we will have a better idea on how to

    implement an operational plan for the upcoming school year as well.

    Like many of our local Non-Profit organizations, we too were forced to cancel a number of

    fundraising events this year, Including our 3rd Annual Golf Tournament, 2nd Annual Softball tournament

    and Cops Vs. Kids ESports Tournament. When it is safe to do so, we look forward to planning and

    proceeding with some new and creative fundraising opportunities. Because of the wonderful support

    from our community and local businesses, we were pleased to have the financial sustainability to get us

    through the crisis, that will also help us to reopen. However, as we approach our new 2020/2021 budget

    year at the end of August, we understand that now isn’t the best time to ask for support. Like many non-

    profits, we plan to take a deeper look at our expenses and projected revenue for the upcoming year in

    order to ensure long term stability and positive financial well-being. We’d like to thank everyone who

    has continued forward with their commitments to Massena PAL through the crisis and just as we have

    always done, we plan to use all of our resources available to put forth a positive program.

    Our organization through anything, will continue to put Kids, Cops and Community at the

    forefront of everything we do. Our dedication to providing a safe, fun, affordable and productive place

    for our youth to gather is pertinent to moving our community forward. We would like to thank all of our

    PAL Members who joined us through the virtual programming sessions and pen pal letters. As a nice

    surprise, they were also able to help shine some light and happiness to our staff through all the

    wonderful communications. We’re excited for the chance to see all of our PAL Youth again for another

    fantastic year.

    Best Wishes,

    Zachary J. Monroe

    Executive Director

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    FINANCIAL SUMMARY

    Below you will find a highlight of the Massena PAL Financial Data. Through the Profit & Loss Statement,

    aggregate data will prove the financial health of our organization as we strive to diversify our funding

    through various funding sources, including Private Corporations Grants, Public/Local Grants, State &

    Federal Grant funding, Individual Contributions, Fundraising and a small percentage of Membership

    Fee’s at ($10 Per PAL Member per year)

    Private Corporation

    Grants38%

    Public/Local Grants6%

    Individual Contributions

    30%

    Investment5%

    Membership1%

    Fundraising20%

    Massena PAL Revenue Breakdown

    Private Corporation Grants Public/Local Grants Individual Contributions

    Investment Membership Fundraising

    Fundraising2%

    Occupancy15%

    Program50%

    Payroll25%

    Other (Office, Insurance,

    Accounting, Etc.)6%

    Travel & Meetings2%

    Massena PAL Expense Breakdown

    Fundraising Occupancy

    Program Payroll

    Other (Office, Insurance, Accounting, Etc.) Travel & Meetings

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    FINANCIAL SUMMARY CONTINUED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS 2019 AS OF DEC 31, 19 ASSETS

    Current Assets: Checking/Savings

    Paypal- 0.00 Operating Acct. Comm. - 11,714.49 SAVINGS OPERATING ACCOUNT COMM. 63,170.21 Cap'tal Campaign Comm. - 9170 7,912.52 SAVINGS CAPITAL CAMPAIGN COMM 35,094.12 CKNONPRO Community Bank 93.14 Seacomm Savings 367 5.00

    Total Checking/Savings: 117,989.48 Other Current Assets

    Petty Cash 300.00 Total Other Current Assets: 300.00 Total Current Assets: 118,289.48 Fixed Assets:

    Furniture and Equipment 27,048.15 Buildings - Operating 265,144.45 Land - Operating 23,900.00 Accumulated Depreciation -18,617.97

    Total Fixed Assets 297,474.63 Other Assets 18500 ·

    United Way Boys & Girls Club Endowment 15,139.62 Total Other Assets: 15,139.62

    TOTAL ASSETS 430,903.73 LIABILITIES & EQUITY

    Liabilities Current Liabilities

    Other Current Liabilities Payroll Liabilities 3,369.56 Total Other Current Liabilities 3,369.56

    Total Current Liabilities 3,369.56 Total Liabilities 3,369.56 Equity

    Perm. Restricted Net Assets 5,000.00 Temp. Restricted Net Assets 5,000.00 Unrestricted Net Assets 463,277.08 Net Income -45,742.91

    Total Equity 427,534.17 TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 430,903.73

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    NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

    While reviewing 2019 Financials, you will notice a slight increase in annual expenses as a direct result of

    two major grant projects that were completed in the Fall of 2019 and Reimbursed within the 2020

    financial cycle. Major fundraising efforts were also put on pause while we worked through the merge

    process and an affiliation with our new organization, as a local chapter of National PAL (National Police

    Athletic League)

    Debt

    The Police Activities League of Massena has zero debt to date and intends to keep it that way. Because of the 2015 DASNY Grant we were able to purchase our property and building out right as well as complete the necessary renovations to fit our program needs with zero liability

    Going Concern As the Covid-19 Pandemic and Pause order

    remains in effect through early 2020, we have

    going concerns that our reliable donors and private

    business contributors may have to cut community

    donations from their budgets in order to maintain

    their own day to day operations. While we

    completely understand those types of decisions,

    we will seek additional individual community giving

    and fundraising supporters to help us continue to

    maintain financial stability through these

    unprecedented times in order to keep valuable

    programs going to our community youth.

    Takeaways 2019 was a highlight year in terms of pushing the

    program to max capacity with the highest number

    of individual Youth served since 2015. Because of

    our steadfast growth and ever evolving program

    and transitions from the School to our new facility,

    we’ve since been able to get a better idea of just

    exactly what consistent annual operating funding

    looks like now that we’re operating at full capacity

    headed into our fourth year in our new building.

    Moving forward, we will look to new and exciting

    fundraising ideas and a strategic plan to grow a

    long term endowment fund

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    PLATINUM DONORS GOLD DONORS Alcoa Foundation Walmart Yelle Realty

    AMVETS Post #4 Kathleen Harrigan SLC NYS Women

    Anonymous Kenneth Marlow Real & Thelma Coupal

    Arconic Foundation United Way of NNY Joanne Cichetti

    Blevins Seaway Motors Jenack’s Canvas BJ’s Get Involved

    Community Bank Studio 162 Northern Zone Counselors

    Dale & Susie Kramer Rolf Herbstler Memorial Fund Lynda Ivan

    Elks Lodge #1702 MPPA & MVFD Anonymous

    Hoot Owl Development Charles & Jodi Sears Masonic Charities

    Italian American Club Frenchies Ford Allstate Foundation

    JM McDonald Foundation Haun Welding Supply Charles & Jane Storrin

    Ken & Darlene MacDonnell MMH Nursing Administration Tom & Tracy Miller

    Massena Rotary Club Walt Mulyca Tim & Michelle Lashomb

    MMH Medical Staff Excellus Health Plan James & Janine Crinklaw

    North Country Savings Bank Stewart’s Shops Greg Girard

    NYSCOPBA Duty Free Americas, Inc Sanjeev & Mukta Gupta MD

    Ross Foundation Phillips Memorial Home St. Regis Falls Sportsmen Club

    SeaComm Evan Jameson Fund Northern NY Community Foundation

    Skinstitch Massena Soccer Booster MX Fuels & Propane

    Donaldson Funeral Home Bill & Noreen Helmer Rev. Sonya Boyce & Vestry

    Chad & Catherine Green St. John’s Episcopal Church St. Lawrence FCU

    Tim & Emily Currier Kathy & Vance Fleury

    Sherry & Gary Thompson Dr. William Orlando

    Massena Transport St. Lawrence County Deputies Assn.

    Nicole & Michael Terminelli Wendy’s

    Frenchie’s Chevrolet Miriam & Frank Catapano

    Patricia & Les Wilson BD Entertainment

    Rick Ahlfeld Anne-Marie & Colin Lucid

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    Bronze Donors

    Carl & Carolyn Carlson Doug Von Borstel John & Erin Southwick

    Danko Construction Corp. Gerry & Sue Maston Ann Greene

    Donna Jacoby USW Local 420-A James & Viola Murphy

    Zysik Dental Mike & Julie Hurlbut Allen & Elizabeth Schriver

    Dan Hubert Edward & Jennifer Rider Charlotte & Jerry Aiken

    Charles Boots Abigail Wanzer Becky & Jim Shaw

    Richard Esterline John Murray Norma Secours

    Carol & Andy Spanburgh Paul Post Realty Patricia O’Brien

    Patricia McGrath Patricia Drago Kendrick Beckstead

    Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Dixon Wayne & Priscilla Seguin Eleanor Hurlbut

    Robert Powell Jeff & Sally Musante Joyce Vice

    Yvette Perry John & Theresa Lamay Jim & Bette Brothers

    David & Betty Pepe William Stout Bernard Brault

    2018-2019 Annual Youth Data

    Total Annual Attendance: 9,354

    Total Members: 180

    Average Daily Attendance: 62

    Total Operating Days: 151

    Total Snacks Served: 6,650

    1930

    252222

    2610

    42

    82

    0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35

    2nd Grade3rd Grade4th Grade5th Grade6th Grade7th Grade8th Grade9th Grade

    10th Grade11th Grade12th Grade

    Membership by Grade

    Total Members by Grade

    88

    86

    Gender

    Male Female

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