| Parnell Intermediary Services Inc. 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Public Charity |
| PISI Integrity Team will continue it's stewardship as "Ambassadors of Goodwill" by |
 | Preaching the Gospel | |
| Feeding the Hungry | |
| Clothing the Naked | |
| Housing the Homeless | |
| Cheering the Fallen | |
| Encouraging Economic Development | |
| Providing jobs for the unemployed | |
| Administering to the needs of those in prisons, hospitals, nursing homes, schools, etc. | |
| To develop, support, and provide superior services to enhance the quality of life, protect rights, and promote self-sufficiency of our | |
| diverse individuals, families, and communities. |
| What PISI is doing is much more than a service that supplies God's people with what they need. It is something that will make many others thank God. (2 CORINTHIANS 9:12) |
| ©2003 - 2010 Parnell Intermediary Services Inc. All Rights Reserved. |
Dear Supporters:
Thank you for your kindness. By supporting PISI through your donations, you have made an important decision to invest in
our on-going mission to better the lives of people in need of assistance. In addition, I am proud of our employees for
donating a portion of their hard-earned money and investing it back into the communities we serve.
Your contribution and the 90% contribution commitment from our operations and Quality Assurance teams, from the top
level on down, help create results that matter most - results that are helping children thrive, helping people achieve
self-sufficiency, strengthening communities, and providing a multitude of essential services.
I am truly grateful for your generosity, and I applaud your willingness to make a commitment to the people and communities
supported by PISI. Please accept my heartfelt "thank you" for your donations and devotion to creating a profound
difference. Together we can change the lives of the abused, battered, homeless, hungry, ill and less fortunate.
Have a splendid & prosperous life!
T.R. Parnell, Chair & CEO
Mediator, Certified Anger Resolution Therapist, Ordained Minister, U.S. Army Veteran
Thank you for your kindness. By supporting PISI through your donations, you have made an important decision to invest in
our on-going mission to better the lives of people in need of assistance. In addition, I am proud of our employees for
donating a portion of their hard-earned money and investing it back into the communities we serve.
Your contribution and the 90% contribution commitment from our operations and Quality Assurance teams, from the top
level on down, help create results that matter most - results that are helping children thrive, helping people achieve
self-sufficiency, strengthening communities, and providing a multitude of essential services.
I am truly grateful for your generosity, and I applaud your willingness to make a commitment to the people and communities
supported by PISI. Please accept my heartfelt "thank you" for your donations and devotion to creating a profound
difference. Together we can change the lives of the abused, battered, homeless, hungry, ill and less fortunate.
Have a splendid & prosperous life!
T.R. Parnell, Chair & CEO
Mediator, Certified Anger Resolution Therapist, Ordained Minister, U.S. Army Veteran
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Who We Are
IRS Church Description: Certain characteristics are generally attributed to churches. These attributes of a church have been developed by the IRS and by court decisions. They include: distinct legal existence; recognized creed and form of worship; definite
and distinct ecclesiastical government; formal code of doctrine and discipline; distinct religious history; membership not associated with any other church or denomination; organization of ordained ministers; ordained ministers selected after completing
prescribed courses of study; literature of its own; established places of worship; regular congregations; regular religious services; Sunday schools for the religious instruction of the young; schools for the preparation of its ministers. The IRS generally uses a
combination of these characteristics, together with other facts and circumstances, to determine whether an organization is considered a church for federal tax purposes. PISI's principle activity is providing a sanctuary for the advancement of religion. It is
operated for the purpose of worship, religious training or study, and governance or administration of religions.
In 2003, our ecclesiastical unit discerned God's call to grow into a multipurpose nonprofit public charity. This vision
expanded to include facilities for community outreach services and an education center for self-sufficiency. The community
responded generously and we are realizing the blessings and challenges of growing into a multipurpose nonprofit public
charity.
PISI’s multipurpose programs build strong families and communities by teaching individuals the skills they need to become
self-reliant. Since 2003, PISI has conducted its own programs of education, outreach, and advocacy; published reports from
the field of community-based social service projects; and also has funded the work of other nonprofit organizations and
public institutions selected by its Board of Directors.
A "promise" conveys a bond, a sincere agreement that goes far beyond idle words. Promises are made to be kept.
Promises fulfilled solidify future relationships, and give reason for trust.
PISI has been "Fulfilling the Promise" to those who place trust in us since 2003. This is a trust we take very seriously as we
keep faith not only with our history and those who have gone before, but as we thoughtfully plan for tomorrow. Certainly,
PISI has changed through the years and we have grown in terms of breadth and depth.
The marvelous people who fill the important advancement roles assist PISI in the "Promise Keeping Business" with
development of scholarship funding and new facilities, funding for academic enhancement and special projects, campus
master planning that upholds our heritage and traditions, assisting PISI supporters with estate planning, tax council, life
income plans and more. PISI is committed to "helping people help themselves" and serves all persons in a non-
discriminatory manner.
and distinct ecclesiastical government; formal code of doctrine and discipline; distinct religious history; membership not associated with any other church or denomination; organization of ordained ministers; ordained ministers selected after completing
prescribed courses of study; literature of its own; established places of worship; regular congregations; regular religious services; Sunday schools for the religious instruction of the young; schools for the preparation of its ministers. The IRS generally uses a
combination of these characteristics, together with other facts and circumstances, to determine whether an organization is considered a church for federal tax purposes. PISI's principle activity is providing a sanctuary for the advancement of religion. It is
operated for the purpose of worship, religious training or study, and governance or administration of religions.
In 2003, our ecclesiastical unit discerned God's call to grow into a multipurpose nonprofit public charity. This vision
expanded to include facilities for community outreach services and an education center for self-sufficiency. The community
responded generously and we are realizing the blessings and challenges of growing into a multipurpose nonprofit public
charity.
PISI’s multipurpose programs build strong families and communities by teaching individuals the skills they need to become
self-reliant. Since 2003, PISI has conducted its own programs of education, outreach, and advocacy; published reports from
the field of community-based social service projects; and also has funded the work of other nonprofit organizations and
public institutions selected by its Board of Directors.
A "promise" conveys a bond, a sincere agreement that goes far beyond idle words. Promises are made to be kept.
Promises fulfilled solidify future relationships, and give reason for trust.
PISI has been "Fulfilling the Promise" to those who place trust in us since 2003. This is a trust we take very seriously as we
keep faith not only with our history and those who have gone before, but as we thoughtfully plan for tomorrow. Certainly,
PISI has changed through the years and we have grown in terms of breadth and depth.
- Campus Culture. Promote the development and preparation of individuals, society and staff through regular community ministry groups, academic
programs, self-sufficiency programs and mutual accountability.
- Academic Excellence. Academic outcome goals (1) Integrity, (2) Self-sufficiency, (3) Social Responsibility.
- Constituent Relationships. Continue to increase public awareness and reputation of PISI has been greatly enhanced by focused advertising and
general marketing of this 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Public Charity.
- Financial Vitality. The success of PISI has been in great part due to the ongoing financial investment by Donors and friends in the future of PISI. This
has resulted in increased donations to annual funds, deferred gifts, and capital projects.
- Campus Master Plan Development. Part of the promise is the commitment to keep facilities updated and current. Since 2003 we have completed
construction of 5 new buildings, remodeled others and acquired significant additional residential housing through generous gifts.
The marvelous people who fill the important advancement roles assist PISI in the "Promise Keeping Business" with
development of scholarship funding and new facilities, funding for academic enhancement and special projects, campus
master planning that upholds our heritage and traditions, assisting PISI supporters with estate planning, tax council, life
income plans and more. PISI is committed to "helping people help themselves" and serves all persons in a non-
discriminatory manner.
Funding
 | Why individuals, families, corporations, and organizations contribute: |
 | Wanting to feel generous | |
| Wanting to change the world | |
| Wanting to exercise compassion | |
| Wanting a sense of belonging or acting out of sense of duty | |
| Wanting a sense of well-being | |
| Wanting to be recognized |
| Common funding that PISI seeks: |
| Capital: For property and building purchases and renovation | |
| General Operating: For day-to-day operations | |
| Project Grants: For short-term support of specific activities | |
| Seed Funding: Money for starting a new activity or program | |
Faith-based charities that provide health or human services are more likely to report challenges in obtaining funding, with over two-thirds (70 percent)
naming it as a major challenge. PISI and the Integrity Team depend on the generosity of their donors to enable them to provide valuable services to the
communities inside and outside of the USA.
Faith-based charities, such as PISI, that provide health or human services are more likely than congregations and non-secular charities to serve only the
general public rather than their own members and to target their services to low-income groups. Your donations are put to good use, providing
opportunities for a better life to people with disabilities and people with disadvantaging circumstances by facilitating outreach services, creating jobs,
providing free training and cash grants. We use your donation wisely spending 90 cents out of every dollar raised from your donation on our programs.
naming it as a major challenge. PISI and the Integrity Team depend on the generosity of their donors to enable them to provide valuable services to the
communities inside and outside of the USA.
Faith-based charities, such as PISI, that provide health or human services are more likely than congregations and non-secular charities to serve only the
general public rather than their own members and to target their services to low-income groups. Your donations are put to good use, providing
opportunities for a better life to people with disabilities and people with disadvantaging circumstances by facilitating outreach services, creating jobs,
providing free training and cash grants. We use your donation wisely spending 90 cents out of every dollar raised from your donation on our programs.
| Your goodwill via monetary donations has reached people inside and outside of the USA! |
| BE OUR CORPORATE SPONSOR |
 | Achieves marketing/sales goals | |
| Effectively reaches defined target audiences | |
| Increases awareness of your company product or name | |
| Associates products with a particular lifestyle mode | |
| Shapes or reinforces the public's perception of a product's attributes | |
| Increases employee involvement with your company-sponsored events | |
| Enhances your company's commitment to your community | |
| Company Banner Display - opportunity to display company banner, to be provided by sponsor, at event or program | |
| Public Address Announcement - your company announced as sponsor during event or program | |
| Flyers/Direct Mail Pieces - your company logo on fliers or direct mail pieces distributed in schools or mailed throughout community | |
| Event T-Shirts/Advertising Specialties - your logo on T-Shirts or specialty items given away at event or program | |
| Paid Media Advertising - your logo or company listed as official sponsors in paid newspaper, television, specialty publications, and/or radio advertising | |
| Posters - your logo or company listed as official sponsor on posters for event program | |
| Promotional Opportunities - you may set up a tent and/or table to display your company products at event or program, and you may give away coupons, | |
| samples, and/or cross-promote with other sponsors at event or program | ||
| Revenue Opportunities - you may merchandise or sell products/services at event or program | |
| Spin-Off Event - you may organize an "event within an event" noting your company as sponsor | |
| Contest - you may host a contest (within the event) with your company as the sponsor | |
| Incentives To Your Company Employees - you may provide incentives to your employees to volunteer to assist PISI with an event or program | |
| Marketing Opportunities - you may provide promotional items, trinkets, goody bags, etc., to give away at the event or program | |
| Official Prize Sponsor - you may provide prizes to be given away as awards or door prizes at event or program | |
| PISI INTEGRITY STORE WE OFFER ONLINE SHOPPING WITH OVER 150 MAJOR BRAND OUTLETS! |
| "Imagine what a harmonious world it could be if every single person, both young and old, shared a little of what he is good at doing." Quincy Jones (Musician, Composer, and Performer) |
| "A dream doesn't become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination and hard work." Colin Powell (American Statesman) |
| "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character." Martin Luther King, Jr. (Political Activist) |
| "Don't let anyone rob you of your imagination, your creativity, or your curiosity. It's your place in the world, it's your life. Go on and do all you can with it, and make it the life you want to live." Mae Jemison (Astronaut) |
"This feeling of being loved and supported by the universe in general and by
certain recognizable spirits in particular is bliss." Alice Walker (Author and Activist)
certain recognizable spirits in particular is bliss." Alice Walker (Author and Activist)
"It is confidence in our bodies, minds and spirits that allows us to keep looking
for new adventures, new directions to grow in, and new lessons to learn -
which is what life is all about." Oprah Winfrey (Multi-media Producer)
for new adventures, new directions to grow in, and new lessons to learn -
which is what life is all about." Oprah Winfrey (Multi-media Producer)
"Love is that condition in the human spirit so profound that it allows one to
survive, and better than that, to thrive with passion, compassion, and style."
Maya Angelou (Author and Poet)
survive, and better than that, to thrive with passion, compassion, and style."
Maya Angelou (Author and Poet)
"Freedom is not something that anybody can be given. Freedom is something
people take away, and people are as free as they want to be." James Baldwin
(Author and Playwright)
people take away, and people are as free as they want to be." James Baldwin
(Author and Playwright)
| NEW PROGRAM Anger Resolution & Management Counseling |
PISI has been receiving an abundant amount of referrals for anger management/resolution counseling. As a result, we put
into operation a new program, “The Anger Resolution Program” a.k.a. TARP. You will obtain assistance from certified anger
resolution therapists.
We do work with individuals whose financial situation may have been a barrier to seeking counseling services and this is
done through a sliding scale fee that is relative to a family's combine income. Our fees are reasonable and were designed
to provide individuals with a resource to help them through troubled times.
into operation a new program, “The Anger Resolution Program” a.k.a. TARP. You will obtain assistance from certified anger
resolution therapists.
We do work with individuals whose financial situation may have been a barrier to seeking counseling services and this is
done through a sliding scale fee that is relative to a family's combine income. Our fees are reasonable and were designed
to provide individuals with a resource to help them through troubled times.
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