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Would you like to donate a specific resource? Or to find out what we need, please contact us or make a tax-deductible financial donation here. 
​Thank you for your support!

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Our Wish List

If you are thinking about donating tangible items, here are a few that we are in need of:

• ​Gasoline gift cards for clients to get to the courthouse or to our office for needed services such as counseling and support groups.
• Grocery store gift cards.
• ​​Gift cards to Walmart, Target or Dollar Tree for household goods, toiletries, cleaning supplies etc.
• ​Individually-packaged snacks and juice boxes for our child & teen groups

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Thanks to our community's generosity, we have very few needs currently. We appreciate all who have donated. You are appreciated!

              

*ATTENTION
 We collect used cell phones!  We will handle them responsibly (recycle) and get a little money back for our organization. Please call us with questions regarding drop-off.

                                                                                          POLICY REGARDING ACCOUNTING PRACTICES AND PROCEDURES AND FINANCIAL STATEMENT DISCLOSURES (WHISTLEBLOWER POLICY)
Overview New Beginnings APFV is committed to adhering to the highest legal and ethical standards of conduct in its accounting and financial practices.
In order to promote and further this practice, it is the policy of NBAPFV that every employee be encouraged and able to report, on an anonymous and confidential basis if they prefer, any conduct believed to be illegal or unethical regarding any of NBAPFV’s financial statement disclosures, accounting or auditing matters.  Employees should be aware that an anonymous report may be difficult to investigate.  Therefore, we encourage, but do not require, identification of the employee reporting the matter.
Responsibility Executive Committee of the Board of Directors of NBAPFV has responsibility for investigating all reports and complaints and making recommendations for corrective action under this Policy.  The Executive Committee may enlist the assistance of other parties in the investigation of a report.
Procedure
1. If any employee wishes to make a report he or she may submit the report to any member of the Executive Committee—President, Vice President, Secretary or Treasurer.  You can find their names, address, email address and phone numbers on the P drive at data/board contact info. All recipients are required to forward such reports to the President of the Board of Directors. 2.  An employee may choose to file a report directly to the President of the Board. Such report may be made in writing in a sealed envelope with a legend “To be opened by the President of the NBAPFV Board of Directors only.”  That envelope should be addressed as follows:
NBAPFV Board of Directors
   CONFIDENTIAL
Attn: Board President
 20 N. Church St.,
 Elkhorn, WI  53121-1136
3.   The matter will be thoroughly investigated and, if necessary, appropriate corrective action will be taken which may include discipline up to and including termination of employment. 4.   All reports or complaints will be treated as confidential to the extent possible.  No employee who submits a report or complaint in good faith shall be subject to retaliation in any manner, regardless of whether the Executive Committee’s investigation concludes their existed any improper actions. If you have any questions regarding this policy, please call the Executive Director of NBAPFV at (262) 723-4653.
 Examples of Harmful Acts to be Reported  - Employees are encouraged to report acts that they in good faith believe may be harmful to NBAPFV and its clients. Following are limited examples:

• Violating any “Allowable Cost Policy,” Generally Accepted Accounting Policy, or Federal or State requirement imposed as a condition of funding.
• Falsifying time reported, requesting or requiring others to falsify time reported, charging costs to programs based upon revenue available, or any means of falsifying accounting records to increase reimbursement.
• Destroying, altering, manipulating, concealing, covering up, or falsifying documents entered into the accounting records.
• Violating or overriding internal controls, improper accounting entries, improper auditing matter.
• Fraudulently influencing, coercing, manipulating, or misleading any independent accountant engaged in the performance of audit.
• Retaliation for any report, complaint, allegation, or other disclosure made pursuant to this policy.