2023-05-08T14:08:28-07:00 2022-12-31 473812099 Kevin Wong CPA 301 E foothill blvd ste 202 arcadia CA 91006 990PF 2022-01-01 861930992 FELLNER FAMILY FOUNDATION FELL 3108011597 27870 TAMARA DR YORBA LINDA CA 92887 RICHARD W FELLNER Treasurer 2023-05-08 true RICHARD W FELLNER 999009999 true KEVIN WONG P01421794 6262474339 X 0 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X 10579 X 14643 1 1 1 14644 1 1 1148 1586 1390 11898 11199 14632 0 12589 0 0 14632 0 12589 12 1 1 1893 2883 2883 7110 5111 5111 1596 2584 2584 21 1 1 10620 10579 10579 115 204 142 257 204 X 10363 10375 10363 10375 10620 10579 10363 12 10375 10375 0 0 false false false true false false false true true CA true true false false false true WWW.FELLNERFAMILYFOUNDATION.ORG RICHARD W FELLNER 3108011597 27870 TAMARA DR YORBA LINDA CA 92887 false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false AMELIA FELLNER 27870 TAMARA DR YORBA LINDA CA 92887 President 10.00 0 RICHARD W FELLNER 27870 TAMARA DR YORBA LINDA CA 92887 Treasurer 20.00 0 PRISCILLA FELLNER-VARGAS 27870 TAMARA DR YORBA LINDA CA 92887 Director 1.00 0 RICHARD A FELLNER 27870 TAMARA DR YORBA LINDA CA 92887 Director 1.00 0 CARMELA ZARAGOZA 27870 TAMARA DR YORBA LINDA CA 92887 Director 1.00 0 NONE NONE The Foundation determined that St. Linus School in Norwalk, California has one of the highest needs based on average family income, and the school did not currently have a weekend food program. The Foundation contacted the principal of St. Linus to determine if the school would endorse this program of the Foundation. After endorsing the program, the principal determined the 24 children at risk of going hungry over the weekend, and submitted the names to the Foundation for final approval. The children were in grades Kindergarten through 8. Highest need is based on family income versus the poverty level. Parents/guardians of children who were approved by the Foundation to receive the weekend food completed a registration form and submitted it to the Foundation. After determining a balanced, nutritious food menu, the Foundation researched the best prices, purchased, sorted, and bagged the food. The Foundation delivered the bags of food to the students every Friday before school was dismis 1851 The Foundation determined that St. Linus School in Norwalk, California has one of the highest needs based on average family income, and the school did not currently have a school supplies program. The Foundation contacted the principal of St. Linus to determine if the school would endorse this program of the Foundation. After endorsing the program, the principal determined the 34 children with the highest need, and submitted the names to the Foundation for final approval. The children were in grades Kindergarten through 8. Highest need is based on family income versus the poverty level. Parents/guardians of children who were approved by the Foundation to receive the backpack filled with supplies completed a registration form and submitted it to the Foundation in July. Registration ensured the Foundation had the correct number of backpacks and grade-appropriate supplies. The Foundation received, from the teachers, grade-appropriate school supplies lists, and after researching the best p 5156 The Foundation determined that Holy Family Catholic Church in Marikina City, Philippines had one of the highest needs based on average family income. The Foundation contacted the Pastoral Council and found that they were very interested in this assistance program. The Foundation received from the Pastoral Council recommendations for 201 children in need of assistance for school supplies and approved them all. The children were in grades Kindergarten through 10. Parents/guardians of children who were approved by the Foundation to receive the backpack filled with supplies completed a registration form and submitted it to the Foundation in January. Due to poverty, a majority of children also needed school shoes, so a Shoe Drive was conducted and 77 gently used sneakers were donated and 124 shoes were purchased new. Depending on price, some supplies were purchased in the United States, boxed, and shipped to the Philippines, and others were purchased directly in the Philippines. The preside 5770 0 6622 0 6622 0 6622 99 6523 326 X 12589 12589 2021-06-03 X 1 1 1 1 12589 3320 15909 12589 3320 15909 217 371 588 AMELIA FELLNER RICHARD W FELLNER X 1 1 1 false false false false false false false false false false X X 1 RICHARD W AND AMELIA FELLNER 27870 TAMARA DR YORBA LINDA CA 92887 12000 X ACCOUNTING FEES 1148 0 0 0 The Board of Directors approved the Foundation extending its charitable activities, consistent with the exempt purposes of the Foundation, abroad to the Philippines. The US Treasury department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) website was reviewed to ensure the Philippines was not on the list of sanctioned countries. See STATEMENT 9 of this form for a detailed description of these charitable activities performed in the Philippines. The management of these charitable activities and maintaining of expenditure responsibility was performed by officers at the main office of the Foundation in Yorba Linda, California (USA). Volunteers in the Philippines were family members of the president of the Foundation. The president traveled to the Philippines to train, supervise and work with the volunteers in performing these charitable activities. PREPAID EXPENSES 21 1 1 BANK SERVICE CHARGE 51 HOLY FAMILY SUPPLIES DONATION 3886 3886 INTERNET SERVICE 57 MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE 45 45 OFFICE EXPENSES 631 100 PHONE SERVICE 60 POSTAGE AND SHIPPING 435 435 ST LINUS FOOD DONATION 1659 1659 ST LINUS SCHOOL SUPPLIES DONATION 5074 5074