FODAC Annual Report PDF - Friends of Disabled Adults and Children

TABLE OF CONTENTS
3 | Letter from the CEO
4 | FODAC Mission
5 | FODAC Mission (continued)
6 | Vehicle Modification
Home Modifications
7 | Wheelchair Repair
Medical Supplies
Computer Repair
8 | International Relief
Disaster Relief
9 | Thrift Store
10 | Accomplishments
11 | Run, Walk, ‘n’ Roll
Golf Classic
Breakfast with Santa
12 | Partners
13 | Foundation Partners
14 | Financial Statement
15 | Board of Directors
16 | Corporate Sponsors
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LETTER FROM THE CEO
Mobility is one of our most basic forms of
independence. Won’t you join our mission
to help those with injuries, illnesses and
physical disabilities?
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I am honored to be a part of an organization that does so much to help those struggling
to get the home medical equipment (HME) and services needed for physical
disabilities. We continue to create community solutions with a focus on local
service first; partnerships allow us to collect and provide HME items across
the state and country during disaster relief.
We have come a long way since our founding in an Atlanta garage in 1986.
With the current cuts to federal programs and the demise of many HME
companies, FODAC is needed now more than ever. We depend on our
donors and corporate sponsors to help us spread the word about FODAC’s
services, especially to donate gently used HME items, vehicle lifts, or used
computers that can be refurbished and redistributed to help those in need.
We also need your financial support; every donated dollar is multiplied to $10
of services and equipment into the disabled community, with only 4% of total
revenue used for overhead.
Chris Brand
CEO | FODAC
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FODAC MISSION
THE MISSION OF FODAC
FODAC’s mission is to provide home medical equipment (HME)
Our Philosophy and Strengths:
such as wheelchairs and hospital beds at little or no cost to the
disabled and their families. We seek to enhance the quality of life
We provide home health (mobility and daily living) equipment to
for people of all ages who have any type of illness or physical
people of any age or any disability, temporary or permanent, for
disability. Since 1986, FODAC has collected and distributed
medically necessary and medically helpful reasons. These items are
more than 30,000 wheelchairs!
provided at little or no cost to the recipients and their families. Cli-
Friends of Disabled Adults & Children
FODAC provides over $10 million each year in equipment and
ents do not have to qualify financially but our waiting lists place a
priority on medically necessary and low income individuals. We rely
solely on equipment donations to accomplish this important task.
services to the community at little or no cost to the recipients.
FODAC operates as a “green” company, leading the way in
FODAC is a 501(c)(3) and
recycling and reuse in the HME community; the organization
does not have funding from
takes donations of used HME, no matter the condition, and
Medicare/Medicaid for the
services
offered.
Most
equipment for people
with disabilities is issued
for a suggested donation
but some services have
mandatory fees.
annually recycles over 200 tons of metal and batteries.
Medically Necessary:
We strive to meet the short term needs in medically necessary
situations where the client is waiting on benefits to begin.
Examples include injuries with no existing insurance; a child
outgrowing a wheelchair; a back up piece of equipment; all
shower equipment; or caregiver aids.
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3. FODAC does not perform repairs on a walk-in basis. Many
people who arrive to get a repair without calling first are asked
to make an appointment and come back on another date.
Those who schedule repairs should bring their confirmation
number with them.
4. FODAC requires a mandatory contribution fee of $25.00
Medically Helpful:
We strive to further assist individuals who have specific social or
community interests that require mobility for traveling long
distances. Examples include recreation, school, church, shopping,
or doctor’s appointments.
for each repair plus the cost for any parts that must be purchased.
Your equipment and wheel chair donations/contributions and other disability support ensures that
FODAC can continue to provide the excellent
services that our clients expect.
Client info and Responsibilities:
1. We accept phone or walk-in requests for equipment.
Medically necessary requests receive top priority followed by
medically helpful requests.
2. We can only provide equipment as it is donated to us.
Some requests may go on a waiting list that could take several
days or several weeks to fill depending on availability.
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FODAC PROJECTS
Vehicle Modification
Vehicle adaptive equipment makes
limited mobility a thing of the past.
However, for many disabled clients and
their families, the cost of vehicle
adaptations are prohibitive and are not
covered by insurance. FODAC’s vehicle
modification program installs equipment
such as scooter hitch lifts, full size van
lifts, 4-point tie downs and more on your
car for minimal cost.
We remove adaptive equipment from
vehicles at no cost and then refurbish
and reinstall that equipment on another
client’s vehicle for a very low price.
Home Modifications
FODAC’s home modification program utilizes government and
community funding sources to build access ramps and other
home modifications to accommodate mobility impairment. We
have completed projects that assisted 42 families in the Metro
Atlanta area who were eligible based on location and income.
We work with state and federal programs, Brain and Spinal
Injury Trust Fund, and The Georgia Department of Community
Affairs. FODAC is also very proud of our new contract with the
Atlanta Regional Commission which has funded home access
projects that allowed 22 people to transition back into the
community who where inappropriately trapped in a nursing
home. We maintain a resource data base to help families in need of
financial assistance secure funding for their modification needs.
Retail value to the community is $400,000.
48 Vehicle
Modifications
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28 Home
Modifications
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FODAC PROJECTS
Wheelchair Repair
FODAC is one of the few organizations in the country with the
resources to operate and maintain an on-site wheelchair and
HME repair facility. For a nominal fee, FODAC technicians can
repair all types of HME, whether acquired through FODAC or
elsewhere. This is a vital service to the community that reduces
wait time for otherwise costly repairs and helps people maintain
access to school, work, and the community.
Some of FODAC’s donated equipment and supplies goes overseas,
either for disaster relief or to support local medical programs in
need of basic equipment such as wheelchairs and hospital beds.
Medical Supplies
We pre-sort donated medical supplies for easy distribution first
to our clients, then local free clinics, and then excess items are
given to capable international service agencies. Catheters, colostomy supplies, wound care and adult incontinence aids are just
a few of the most common requests we get for supplies. So far in
2013, we have distributed over 40 pallet loads to local free clinics
along with oxygen concentrators, nebulizers, suction and other
medical devices.
Computer and AT Repair
This year, FODAC partnered with the Tools for Life Program
to take our previous computer refurbishment program to new
heights. We now have a Microsoft Software agreement and
in-house Microsoft Certified Refurbishers on staff. Computers
and peripherals are displayed and sold in the Thrift Store for
qualified recipients who are disabled or low-income. FODAC
needs corporate and private computer donations for the program.
FODAC is also expanding its assistive technology program as well.
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FODAC PROJECTS
International Relief
Institutional equipment and clinical supplies
that can’t be re-used domestically, such as
exam tables, hospital beds, and therapy lifts,
are given a new life overseas. These items
also include feeding pumps, oxygen supplies,
prosthetics, catheters and surgical kits. 2013,
we partnered with the Buckhead Rotary
Club in Atlanta to purchase and distribute
400 new wheelchairs and many excess
hospital beds to Ecuadorean hospitals.
FODAC also provided many truckloads of
clinical supplies to Medshare and several
other international relief agencies.
Disaster Relief
FODAC leverages our manufacturer and non-profit partners to provide aid during disaster relief. Past efforts have
included hurricanes Katrina, Irene, Rita, Isaac and Ike, as
well as the Haiti earthquake. This fiscal year saw FODAC
trucks filled with HME and supplies headed to tornadoravaged Oklahoma, and areas of New Jersey still recovering
from Sandy. The Georgia Emergency Management Agency
(GEMA) has also provided a contract to FODAC in 2013
that provides pre-staged equipment to be held at FODAC
and depends on FODAC for the distribution of these items
in a major disaster in Georgia.
FOR EVERY $1 GIVEN
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$10 IN SERVICE GIVEN AWAY!
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THRIFT STORE
FODAC Community Thrift Store
Opened Tuesday though Friday from 10 am until 5 pm and Saturday from
10 am until 4 pm, the FODAC Community Thrift Store offers a large
variety of clothing, furniture, household goods, jewelry, books and
music – and so much more! All proceeds of the thrift store
support FODAC’s mission of supplying medical equipment to people
who are disabled at little or no cost
to the recipients or their families.
You’ll get great bargains – they’ll get
better lives.
If you have any gently-used clothing or household goods you no longer need, consider donating them to FODAC for the
thrift store. Donations are always welcome and are tax deductible.
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RECENT MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• Secured a consultant to assist with the next three year Strategic Plan.
• Recently changed FODAC fiscal year to allow better adjustment to year end giving.
• Sponsored the welcome home project www.welcomehomejoan.com for a person in Dekalb
with a violent injury to provide local supporters a tax deductible avenue for giving.
• Sport chair collaborative grant with Blaze Sports for children receiving sports
wheelchairs from FODAC.
• Sport chair for Curtis Lovejoy to meet new regulations for Paralympics
• 24 prosthetics to Prosthetic Hope International
• 4 large truckload donations, including 300 walkers, went to MedShare
• Ecuador Rotary Grant approved and shipped two containers (420 wheelchairs) in January
• Disaster relief: home medical equipment going to New Jersey from Hurricane Sandy
and Moore, Oklahoma from spring tornadoes.
• Boston bombing - offered our help to amputees, not needed at this time.
• Major Invacare/Apria donations
• Computer Refurbishing Program running, 160 orders and 2 orders for Vocational Rehabilitation.
• GEMA contract secured to deliver home medical equipment in case of a natural
disaster in Georgia.
• Official MOU with Grady Medical Center
• Official MOU with Rockdale Medical Center
• Hospital Fee for FODAC Service to provide delivery set-up of home medical equipment.
• New home medical equipment drop off sites in Cumming, Cobb, Woodstock, Lawrenceville.
• Rotary grant/service project to do a pickup day in their area for FODAC.
FODAC VOLUNTEERS
LOGGED 24,607 HOURS
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A VALUE OF $196,856
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Received a posterior walker – “I will
EVENTS
be able to move myself more independently. I can go to pre-K, to the
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park, and I can go in the car with
my friends.
A. Garcia
Charity events are FODAC’s main vehicle for raising the funds needed to support our work with the
disabled. Every year, we work hard to organize, family-centered events that offer a variety of fun
activities to meet every interest. Breakfast with Santa, our annual Golf Tournament and our Walk and
Roll 10K are just a few of FODAC’s events that entertain while providing the opportunity for
participants to make a difference in the life of a disabled child or adult.
Check out our events for opportunities to learn what you can do to help people with disabilitiesand have some fun!
Run, Walk ‘n’ Roll
The wettest Run, Walk, ‘n’ Roll turned into one of the BEST ever! Over $34,000 was raised at the
13th annual event and nearly 100 rain-drenched runners and walkers braved the elements at Stone
Mountain Park on May 4, 2013. Our very special guest this year was Snellville’s Aimee Copeland who
received some temporary HME from FODAC during her recovery from a flesh eating disease injury.
FODAC Golf Classic
FODAC 2012 Golf Tournament was held at Stone Mountain Park on October 15th. The Tournament
was played on the Lakemont course, located at the base of Stone Mountain and running along the
waters edge. It was a great success raising over $30,000 dollars. We are looking forward to our 2013
Golf Tournament to be held in October. Come join us as a corporate sponsor or come out to play a
wonderful day of Golf!
Breakfast with Santa
FODAC held its annual breakfast with Santa at the Marriott Resort at Stone Mountain Park. A
delicious breakfast is served on elegant white linen tables guaranteed to put you in the Christmas
spirit! Children can enjoy festive music, games, a magician, caricature drawings, toys, and a
special visit with Santa! Come join the 2013 Breakfast with Santa to be held December 7th at the
Stone Mountain Marriott Resort.
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PARTNERS
In Kind and
Collaborative
Partners
Kroger
Parker Young Construction
Rotary Club of Stone Mountain
AMS Vans
Apria Healthcare
Atlanta Regional Commission
Beta Design Group
B & W Handicapped Equipment
Blaze Sports
Disability Connections (CIL)
Disability Link (CIL)
Disabled American Veterans
Eagle Rock
Emory Rehabilitation
Freedom Medical Solutions
Grady Memorial Hospital
Invacare Corporation
Jewish Family & Career Services
MK Battery
Mobility Works
Power Wheelchair Services
Project Walk
R & R Van Lift
Rockdale Medical Center
Shepherd Center /
SHARE Initiative
Sign-a-Rama Duluth
South Carolina
Assistive Technology
Visiting Nurse Association
Walton Options (CIL)
WSB TV and Radio
Advocate 500-999
Auction Management
BioSophia
Cameron & Associates Inc.
Caraviata Home Care
Carolyn ‘s Communication Inc.
Citizens of Georgia Power
Disability Connections
Disability Solutions
Dwyer Law
Emory Center for
Rehab Medicine
Express Employment Professionals
Grace United Methodist Church
MDA
Merryweather
MQ Developments
Northlake Rotary
Northwest Christian Church Inc
Parkwood Motors, Inc.
R&R Van Lift Sales and Service
Sabel Steel Service Inc.
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
Saint Mathews Episcopal
Stone Mountain Park
Temple, Strickland,
Dinges & Schwartz
Corporate/
Government
Donors
Elite 10,000+
Suzanne Sykes
Mr. & Mrs E. Michael Shackley
William and Connie Zachary
Elite 10,000+
Atlanta Regional Commission
Country FinancialCotton States Insurance
Dekalb County Human Services
Federal Home Loan Bank
Fulton County Human Services
GA Department of
Community Affairs
Mount Carmel Christian Church
Nordson Corporation Foundation
Silver Dollar City
Stone Mountain Park
Tools of Life - GA Tech
Champion 5000-9999
AMS Vans
Kids R Kids International
Portlight Strategies, Inc
Partner 2500-4999
Columbus Community Services
Combined Services
Publix Super Market Charities
Friend 1000-2499
AIG Matching Grants
Ames Scullin O’Haire Inc.
Battco Office Furniture
Best Buy Co Inc
Case Management Society of Ga
Dekalb County School
Employee Foundation
Edward Jones Financial
Fraternal Order of Eagles #714
Knights of Columbus #11402
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Individual Donors
Champion 5000-9999
Anonymous
Carol Greimann
Kip & Tykie Crum
Paul & Wilmath Towler
Partner 2500-4999
Anonymous
Candace Dekkert
William & Maureen Strickland
Friend 1000-2499
Anonymous
Paul Benamy
Gloria Brand
Cynthia Chesna
Frank & Pat Ethridge
Bobby & Jeannie Haralson
Carol Hoefs
Patricia Kuban
Lynne Moon
Martha Morris
Buddy & Marsha Pittard
Edith Primm
Scott Schwartz
Francis & Julie Shappard
Mr & Mrs. Steve Skinner
Ted Sokal
Advocate 500-999
Anonymous
Sarah Burgess
Gatha Champion
William D. Hawes
Steve and Wendy Head
Jack Helriegel
Ernest & Mary Holley
Richard Masters
Dr. Richard Mouzon
Ray & Cynthia Pagano
Phil Payne
Stephen & Jan Ratterree
Joe Stone
The Carol Y Head Living Trust
Martha Walker
N. Lynn Wiley
Marlon Williams
Caregiver 250-499
Howell & Madeline Adams, Jr.
Karen P. Anderson
Dianne Benson Brown
Brian Blough
Jim Brown
Lee Ann Cartwright
Margaret Clay
Network for Good
Linda Covington
Bob Croom
Marvin & Helen Gibbs
Bradford Hagstrom
Wallace & Ruth Ann Hardy
Sean Johnston
Laura Lamontagne
Robert & Marion Lankford
Dana Leary
Frank & Barbara Luton
Rusty & Laura McKellar
Constance Moscoso
Vicki & Lloyd Parker
David Parks
Nelson Ray
Darlene Robertson
Steven & Mary Roman
Noah Rosenthal
Karen Smith
Mattie Tatum
Harold & Rosemary Youmans
Supporters 100-249
Jeffrey Adams
Rhetta Adams Morales
Hank Adkison
Howard Alhanati
Bradford Anderson
Virginia Anderson
Drs. Fred & Sara Angeletti
Angela Baker
Jim & Becky Barber
Ollie Barnett
Michele Barrett-Heaton
Janis Binns
John Bolton
Debby Boykin
Carolyn Brand
Chris & Laura Brand
Jean Briggs
Charlie & Tricia Brown
Brian Browning
Lynn Bryan
Kenneth & Kristen Burnette
Susan Carroll
David Champa
Wynnette Cheek
Meredith Cloran
Stacy Adams Coburn
Jaunita Cofer
Eileen Cooke
Bill Crane
Dallas Crum
Carla Cuevas
Brad Culp
Bryan & Pam Cunningham
Esther Curry
Laura Ellen Dafoe
Guy & Betty Dasher
Michael & Lucy Davis
William & Patricia Decocq
Richard & Windi Dees
Dave DeProspero
Partrick Desamours
Linda Diamond
Martha Jean Dignan
Teresa Doster
David & Karen Dunn
Janice Eidson
Dick & Charlotte Engstrom
Robert Ethridge, Jr.
Paul & Holly Evans
Carolyn Ezzell
David Fairchild
Steven Fisher
Jay & Phyllis Floyd
Tim & Arla Fowler
James & Sheila Frank
Bo Fuller
Jay Gagliardo
Alice Garrison
John & Barbara Gerlach
Peggy Gillespie
Anslee & Ryan Goldsby
Derrell & Amy Greenway
Connie Griffin
Robin Gross
Graham & Carolyn Guy
Jeff Hall
Kathryn Hall
Renie & Leann Hallford
James & Elaine Ham
James Hamilton
Chandler Haydon
James Hayes
Tina Haynie
Helen Heard
Shawn Heimstra
Toni Hicks
Jeff Hilimire
Josh Hodges
Caron Hopkins
Robert & Janet Jendron
Durl & Donna Jensen
Howard & Frances Johnson
Katy Johnson
Linda Johnson
Lisa Johnson
Mark & Susan Johnson
Melinda Kauffman
Kirk Keene
Thomas & Deborah Kelly
Peter & Maria Kiscunas
Joy Kniskern
Patricia Kohler
Pamela Lambrecht
Alan & Sarah Larson
Donald Peck Leslie, MD
Raymond & Diane Levandoski
Janice & Steven Levetan
Megan Levine
Cynthia Lorraine
James & Charlene Loth
Ron Lunsford
Jimmy Lyle
Nancy Mann
Joe Massari
Mike McCabe
Mark McClanahan
James McDaniel
Scott McEvoy
William & Margaret Mclaughlin
Florence Mungiloi
Richard & Shirley Myers
Ralph & Sarah NeSmith
Gary Noble
Clay Olbon
Ruth Oversmith
Steven & Cathy Paolucci
Gary & Barbara Pasko
Carol Peterson
Minh Pham
Harold Phillips
Jimmie Phillips
Robert Pontz
Robert & Patricia Pontz
Nancy Porter
Guy Puckett
James & Elizabeth Quarles
Christy Rabern
Richard & Sandi Rackleff
Ewald Ramp
Roger Randall
Laura Ratterree
Trayceea Ray
Richard Reasoner
Robert & Marcia Reese
Dave & Shirley Riggs
Mark Robelli
Steve & Cathy Roberts
Joe & Debbie Roth
Roger Sawhill
Deborah Scherrer
Ronald Seib
Sue Settles
Edith Shiverdecker
Steve & Gloria Shiverdecker
Gerald Simon
Elaine Smith
Nancy Smith
Paul & Jean Smith
Carl & Marilyn Snezek
Lloyd Snivley
James & Janelle Steele
Joe Stier
Harry Strack
Mary Ann & Edward Strickland
Duff Sutton, Jr.
Barbee Taylor
John Terzino
Mary Thurlow
Robert & Sherry Tiller
Thomas & Dianne Troncalli
Kelly Turner
Ryan Tuttle
John Twarog
W.R. Tyre
Jeff & Mary Vining
Mr. & Mrs. W.J. Walden
John Wallace
Cheryl Wheeler
Leslie Willingham
Edgar & Mary Wilson
Bruce Wood
Gwen Worley
Jim Wyatt
A.D. & Anne Yarbrough
Rhonda Youngblood
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FOUNDATION PARTNERS
FODAC is deeply grateful to the following foundations. Their support allows us to continue enhancing
the lives of thousands of people with disabilities by providing durable medical equipment.
$50,000 - $100,000
$4,999 and Under
The Georgia Baptist Health Care Foundation
*Anonymous
The Waterfall Foundation
The Lois & Lucy Lampkin Foundation
The Resurgeons Charitable Foundation
$20,000 - $49,999
Publix Super Market Charities
The Holly Lane Foundation
DeKalb School Employees Foundation
The James M. Cox Foundation
The Archibald & Elaine Boyce Memorial Foundation
The Raymond M. Cash Foundation
The Mary Brown Fund of Atlanta
The John & Wilhelmina Harland Foundation
The Cecil B. Day Foundation
The Luther & Susie Harrison Foundation
The Edward Jones Foundation
The Frances Wood Wilson Foundation
The Kroger Foundation
The Ray M. & M E Lee Foundation
$5,000 - $19,999
The McCurdy Foundation
Nordson Corporation Foundation
DeKalb Medical Center Foundation
The Mary Allen Lindsey Branan Foundation
The Home Depot Foundation
The Hospital Authority of Rockdale County
Fraternal Order of Eagles Auxiliary
The Rich Foundation
The Comcast Foundation
The Ida Alice Ryan Charitable Fund
The Kaye B. Smith Foundation
Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority
The Aon Foundation
Health First Foundation
Northside Kiwanis Foundation
The Livingston Foundation
The Fraser-Parker Foundation
The Friedman Supporting Foundation
The Wells Fargo Foundation in Atlanta
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FINANCIAL REPORT
FODAC | Friends of Disabled Adults and Children, Too! Inc.
Statement of Activities for period July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013
Financial Activities
Support and Revenue
Contributions of Equipment
Total
$3,709,214
Business and Individuals
$200,995
Contractual Assistance
$380,902
Foundations and Organizations
$420,351
Thrift Store and Vehicle Sales
$245,778
Program Service Fees
$ 99,336
Interest Income
Total support and Revenue
$201
$5,056,777
Expenses
Program Services
Management and General
Fund-raising
Total Expenses
Increase (decrease) in net assets
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$4,619,837
$93,625
$117,780
$4,831,242
$225,535
Net assets, beginning of year
$2,225,770
Net assets, end of Year
$2,491,305
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The FODAC Board of Directors
The FODAC Board is comprised of committed community leaders who are passionate about the work we do for the disabled
community. William Zachary is the current Board Chair who also
practices law at Zachary & Seagraves, P.A. who states “I have
been affected in such a deep way by the passion that the FODAC
employees, the dedication of volunteers, and supporters who
serve the community and the tangible difference it makes in the
lives of thousands in need”. The other officers this year include
Treasurer, Rusty McKellar from Pattillo Construction and Secretary, Mike Shackley from Beta Design Architects.
I have been affected in such a deep way by the
passion that the FODAC employees serve the
community and the tangible difference it makes
in the lives of thousands.
William Zachary
Board Committees include
Development,
Facilities,
Human Resources, Financial, and Executive Com-
FODAC has a facility naming
mittee. Strategic Planning
opportunity for a gift to eliminate
is underway for the next
our mortgage ($1M).
three years and will address
changes in healthcare and
FODAC needs an additional truck
government cuts that af-
to increase our donated resources
fect the ability to access
and provide additional delivery ser-
HME needed by the community. FODAC maximizes our com-
vices for a nominal fee ($50,000).
munity outreach through our service partners and has plans to
expand these through our local hospitals by assisting with the
HME needed for indigent clients discharging home. We always
remain flexible to leverage other partners who can provide labor,
transportation, donated space or materials to allow us to meet
FODAC
needs
to
replace
our
65,000 sq. ft. roof add sky lights
to reduce utility costs ($165,000).
the demand for our equipment and services. Our 19 equipment
drop off sites around Georgia and South Carolina volunteer their
space along with frequent donations of transportation, making
FODAC highly effective with the resources we spend.
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FODAC would like to thank our Top Corporate Sponsors
4900 Lewis Road
Stone Mountain, Georgia 30083
Phone: 770.491.9014 | Toll Free 1.866.977.1204
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