PALMETTO HOPE NETWORK

Programs

1. Palmetto Hope Network received $200,000 in funding from the South Carolina State Budget to open the "Charleston Navigational Center" for victims of violent crime that will provide wrap around services in the tri-county area to include Charleston Berkeley and Dorchester counties. Currently there are gaps in connecting victims of violent crime to community services including counseling, legal assistance, housing employment and food. There is no longer a shelter in the tri-county area for victims and currently a 2 month plus wait period for victims to receive counseling. The creation of this navigational center will provide contract counseling and wrap around services and advocacy. This provisio od $200,000 was received in November 2024 we added $100 to open the account and had $1022.66 in expenses and no revenue our end of the year total was $199077.34

   $115,654 spentof which $200,000 as grants
   82% of program spending

2. the Boyz to Men Conference had 2147 in total expenses . The Boyz to Men conference is designed to provide young boys and men with alternatives and solutions to violence. while promoting discussions on healthy relationships and fostering respectful attitudes towards women and girls. "Expressing emotions including anger is an integral aspect of our discussions. we provide young men with the tools necessary to handle their emotions constructively rather than suppressing them. This is crucial for preventing situations where unexpressed emotions manifest into destructive behavior." The Boyz to Men conference seeks to challenge traditional narratives around masculinity and provide a platform for young men and boys to discuss difficult topics. the conference challenges the notion that young men should navigate life challenges alone, learning the hard way. "unlike the sink or swim" approach, our event creates an environment that encourages open dialogues, support and mentorship. "Mentorship is the cornerstone of this conference.

   $2,000 spent
   1% of program spending

3. The Hope Walk against Violence had $1314.26 in total expenses and $723.88 in contributions. ( This event brings awareness to gun and domestic violence in South Carolina and raises money to provide options for victims of violent crimes. The walk raises awareness and funding for those affected by gun and domestic violence by providing vital advocacy services to those affected by violence. These services include crisis intervention, emergency hotel placement, food, safety planning and various essential supports to help victims move forward.

   $1,009 spent$143 earned by the program
   1% of program spending

4. Boyz to Men Mentor Group ....work with troubled youth in the tri county area referred by Department of Juvenile Justice the courts solicitors office and the schools. to provide guidance for youth in attempt to reduce gun violence in the community

   $22,150 spentof which $26,500 as grants
   16% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2025 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $140,813.