TNMCA.ORG

Also Known As:

TNMC

or The New Millennium's Church [of Altruism]

Administrative Headquarters:
Oakland, CA USA

Planned presence also in:
San Francisco, CA USA

Mission and Programs

Mission

Dedicated to provide Community Enhancement Services and Affordable Housing Services to those in need and to the distressed all over the USA and eventually worldwide.

Programs

TNMC's programs aim to get the homeless off those dangerous streets and to host them in small increments at a time while they connect with opportunities to restore themselves, refurbish their job skills, secure employment, locate permanent housing and rejoin society as salvaged/redeemed/employed/productive citizens once again.

TNMC's Comprehensive Rehabilitation Program encourages homeless individuals to:

• pursue food/clothing/recovery services
• upgrade existing job skills, develop new job skills/vocations and/or careers
• write resumes
• develop interview skills
• get a job
• become self-sufficient
• locate and secure permanent housing.

Who We Are

One-stop resource center organizing to promote Community Enhancement by providing affordable housing and family enhancement services, as well as Information & Referral (I & R) towards easy access to vital social services such as hunger relief, vocational education, job development, personal growth, emotional well being, family enhancement, community development and advocacy for affordable housing to the poor, needy, homeless, and the distressed of this world.

Partial list of Services

• Projects to Promote Individual & Family Enhancement in the Community
• Affordable Housing programs and Other Housing Support Services
• Human Services
• Various workshops including ESL, Computer Literacy, (Microsoft) Office Applications training, and Citizenship classes
• Multilingual Translation of documents, and Interpreter Services
• Typing Services
• Form filling, document preparation services
• Income tax Returns, etc...

Goals and Results

Accomplishments for Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 2005

1. Acquired 501(c)(3) status and administrative headquarters.

Accomplishments for Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 2006

1. Provided free food distribution/hunger relief services to the community.

Accomplishments for Fiscal Years Ending December 31, 2010

1. Provided free Information and Referral (I & R) services to the community.

Activities and Objectives for Fiscal Year Beginning January 1, 2011

1. Providing Affordable Transitional Housing services to those in need, so that they may get a chance to drastically reduce their housing expenses and therefore save money so that they may get back on their feet and connect with opportunities to restore themselves, refurbish their job skills, secure employment, locate permanent housing and rejoin society as salvaged/redeemed/clean and sober/employed/productive citizens once again.

Chief Executive Profile

• Philosophical, idealistic, unorthodox, innovative social worker.

• Former Job Developer/Multilingual Interpreter for a non-profit organization (serving the homeless and/or unemployed) formerly located at the Oakland Army Base in California.

• Former Collaborator/Consultant for “Men of Integrity”, a transitional housing program launched by Mount Pisgah M.B. Church in Oakland, California.

• Former "Tech Trainer" for a non-profit organization (teaching Computer Literacy, Financial Literacy, ESL. Also providing Income Tax Returns/Document Preparation services, as well as Office Applications Training to low-income families) in Oakland, CA.

• Very efficient former Case Manager for a non-profit organization (serving the homeless and ex-foster youths) in San Francisco, CA.

• Has had personal exposure to and/or personal experience with homelessness; relates with empathy to those experiencing housing difficulties and/or needing Community Services.

Basic Information

• This organization is a 501(c)(3) Public Charity.
• Contributions are deductible, as provided by law.

• Executive

  Founder/Director

• E-mail

• Year Founded

  2003

• Ruling Year

  2005




• Funding

  This organization is seeking funds from contributions and grants. These funds will be used for unrestricted operating expenses, special projects, building improvements and endowments.

  TNMCA.ORG accepts gifts of various types and sizes from private citizens, corporations, government agencies, and other foundations. Nearly every type of gift – including real estate, stock, bequests, vehicles and artwork – can be contributed.




Locations Served (and/or to be served in the future)

• Oakland, San Francisco Bay Area, Northern California
• National (nationwide)
• International: Worldwide, particularly South America, the Caribbean, parts of Africa, etc...




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