Form 990-EZ for tax year 2024

Totals

Total revenue

$178,106

Total expenses

$180,042

Contributions and grants received

$6,173

Grants paid

$151,500

Program service revenue

$0

Membership dues (line 3)

$0

Investment income (line 4)

$0

Gain or loss on sale of assets (line 5c)

$0

Gaming and fundraising events, net (line 6d)

$0

Gross profit on inventory sales (line 7c)

$171,384

Other revenue (line 8)

$549

Total assets, end of year

$73,597

Total liabilities, end of year

$0

Net assets or fund balances, end of year

$73,597

Program service expenses (Part III)

$0

Program services were 0.0% of total expenses calculated — Part III's total program service expenses over total expenses, both as filed.

Mission and programs · 2024

• Granny's Attic provided a grant to Clay County Community for Students, Inc (EIN 56-2087839) who's mission is to embrace Clay County youth with services and resources allowing each to reach their full potential for a successful future. Their clients receive food, shelter, medicine, utilities, auto repair and rent deposits. they provide children clothes shoes, coats, school supplies and glasses. They provide scholarships for students to attend enrichment opportunities. In 2024 578 students received services through the organization.

  Grants $16,325

• Granny's Attic provided a grant to The Still Place (EIN 47-4377426) who's mission is to provide rest, renewal and recreation to families with seriously ill children or bereaved families through nature, art and spirituality and Appalachian culture and adventure to enhance resiliency, self-determination, empowerment and hope. Families have the opportunity to spend a week, at no cost to them, to experience freedom from the daily burdens and enjoy time together as a family. In 2024 33 families, enjoyed the services of the Still Place.

  Grants $15,000

• Granny's Attic provided a grant to St Vincent De Paul (EIN 57-1176262) who' mission is to serve needy families in Clay County NC with emergency funds for utility bills, rent, mortgage payments, insurance, medical costs, food, clothing, car repairs, propane, lodging, transportation and other needs. 442 families received services in 2024.

  Grants $21,325

• Granny's Attic provided a grant to Hinton Center Rural Life Center (EIN 56-0842073) who serves individuals, congregations and rural communities through retreat ministries, educational opportunities and mission outreach. The grant will be used to provided home repairs for those in need, firewood, leadership development and poverty awareness.

  Grants $10,000

• Granny's Attic provided a grant to Hayesville First United Methodist Church (EIN 27-1672676) for a project called Gathering @ the Gathering Place who's mission is to provide weekly meals free of charge to the community of Clay County NC. Funds would be used to buy wholesale food to feed approximately 200+ people a week.

  Grants $10,000

• Granny's Attic provided a grant to Hayesville First United Methodist Church (27-1672676) Hayesville Child Development Center. Them purpose of the grant is to update the playground to create a safe learning environment for the children.

  Grants $15,000

• Granny's Attic provided Puppies Under Protection, Inc (EIN 65-0477802) whose mission is to take in senior dogs and special needs animals. The services they provide include dental work, bloodwork and any other medical issues found. The cost to run the facility is approximately 2000.00 a month. Funds will be used for vet services.

  Grants $2,500

• Rock Bottom Recovery and Support, Inc (EIN 82-4905365) gives help to those who feel helpless, hope to those who feel hopeless and love to those who feel unloved. Rock Bottom is an open support group for anyone struggling with substance abuse. The grant will be used to pay for a salaried position for the director of Rock Bottom, which is a 50/60 hour a week position.

  Grants $10,000

• Clay County Hearts for Kids and Seniors (EIN L202412200006). The mission is to support the needs and wellbeing of kids in foster care, at risk kids and seniors and disabled adults in Clay County. The grant will be used to fill the gap for these people with extras like camp, school pictures, birthday parties. The funds will also help seniors with emergency assistance such as heaters, clothing and other needs.

  Grants $11,325

• New Digs for Dogs (Exp #46-5042572) is an all volunteer dog rescue group. Our goal is to rehome hard to adopt senior and medically needy dogs. We work with our local Humane Society. The grant will be used for paint, hoses, commercial laundry carts and other much needed supplies.

  Grants $2,500

• Clay County Historical & Arts Council (23-7354436) enriches the arts, history and cultural of our area and provides free activities and programs to the schools and community. The grant will be used to develop and maintain a website and pay for a part-time media representative.

  Grants $1,000

• George Lee American Legion Post 532, Inc. (82-3160927) is a veteran's organization that promotes veteran rehabilitation, security and Americanism. The grant will be used to bring in a motivational speaker (Ken Thomas) who was an Army Ranger and involved in Black Hawk Down to speak to our area students.

  Grants $1,000

• Four Square Community Action, Inc. (56-6068400) provides advocacy, services and resources to vulnerable individuals and families. The grant will be used to service low-income clients with housing, food, transportation and utilities.

  Grants $11,325

• Mountain Beautification & Revitalization Association, Inc (87-3339244) provides expertise, labor and funding to recover, restore, improve, beautify and enhance public areas in Clay County. The grant will assist MBRA with annual operating expenses to cover liability insurance, Directors and Officers insurance, filing and legal fees, plus supplies and miscellaneous items that we donate to projects as needed.

  Grants $2,500

• Animal Rescue Finacial Support, Inc (87-4487799) provides financial support for those who help animals in need. The grant will go to paying off veterinary bill accrued providing services to animals in need

  Grants $2,500

• Clay County K-9 Initiative, Inc. (99-3842764) provides supplemental support to the Clay County Sheriff's Office K9 Division. The grant will go towards purchasing a second K9 assigned to the patrol division.

  Grants $5,000

• Matt's Ministry (88-1155082) serves the least, last and lost of the community by providing food, encouraging early reading and providing other essential needs with love and compassion. The grant will go towards the expenses of books from the Dolly Parton's Imagination Library.

  Grants $5,000

• Lilith Lidseen Performing arts Association. Inc (26-0620603) goal is to engage, inspire and entertain. The grant will go towards purchasing a flame-resistant cabinet to store flammable paints used for sets and props at the Peacock Performing Arts Center and to pay off expense of a bathroom remodel/

  Grants $2,500

• Brasstown Community Civic Center (56-1995594) provides an area and facility for families and the community to use as entertainment and recreation. the grant will be used to replace an old unsafe playground with a new structure to create a safe surface for the children to enjoy.

  Grants $4,200

• Wonderland Animal Sanctuary (83-4511602) exists to rescue and rehome and give sanctuary to all domestic animals in need. The grant will be used to build a new pole barn to house those animals in need.

  Grants $2,500

As filed on the 2024 return.

Listed in Part IV

Compensation is as filed in Part IV of the Form 990-EZ: compensation, contributions to benefit plans, expense account, and hours per week. The total, marked calculated, is our sum of the three dollar columns, with a blank column counted as $0; the form itself has no total.

Grants on this return

No itemized grants to organizations on this return.

Provenance

Return type

form_990_ez

Tax year

2024

Filed

28 February 2025

IRS schema version

2024v5.0

Source object

202510589349201046

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