The Allignment Chapter

One of the major threats to low income single mother’s success is an unfavorable environment, financial and academic “misidentification,” lack of resources, and stereotype threat. Our main goal will be to make mothers aware of these threats and will learn how to positively and effectively change their environment, interpersonal coping strategies, and self-perception through reflection, introspection, increase their finances, community involvement, and action to stay on track financially. 2019 year the CEO-Founder Ray Nell , watched as a mother exited her vehicle on the western Pennsylvania bridge and jumped to her death on June 14, leaving three young children inside the vehicle. The mother Stanlee Allyn Holbrook, suffered a harsh silent struggle and felt that she had no support. Our mission is also to decrease the toxic thoughts and changed the mindsets of many low-income mothers to save a life. With our life saving efforts we can increase the child negligence rates and also decrease poverty levels in low income communities. Our efforts have reached over 8 states and continues to grow. Many lifesaving couponers have offered their stockpile to contribute and help mothers in need in their areas.

Goals
Create mentoring that will facilitate mothers’ intellectual, personal, cultural, vocational, and spiritual development.
Help mothers develop competencies, skills, and habits that contribute to personal success.
Provide challenging opportunities that support personal reflection, exploration of personal assumptions, values, and beliefs as well as contribute to the mothers’ holistic development.
Help mothers by providing 30 day worth of daily essentials
Help mothers understand the importance of asking for emergency assistance
Help mothers develop a relationship with a mentor who is a resource and is invested in their success.
Help mothers learn how to maneuver the credit repair process.
Help mothers have experiences that connect them to the community and to each other.

Project Objective: To align mothers with their financial needs and provide educational resource technical resource training for mothers to improve their job abilities
Sample Outputs:
• Using data collected from our online surveys we can budget the cost of good distributed to each needed household by family size.
• Each distributed family must complete a 60 day follow up survey to evaluate their mental health after receiving support.
• Partner Operation Better Block to help families with teenage boys and girls who need mentor ship and success guidance through their program.
• Design curriculum consistent with ABC’s requirements and train 100 individuals in advance of need, based on demand for workers (Year one)
• Create a strategic plan for mothers based off of the curriculum to help them grow their financial knowledge

Sample Outputs:
• Provide same day emergency assistance programs for mothers whom have emergency medical expenses, bill payments, back rent, and car repairs.
• Monitor the effectiveness of reliable help by conducting a required 30 day mental health evaluation for mothers
• Hiring on site counseling officers and life coaches to help mothers whom are victims of domestic abuse, rape or neglect.
• Building emergency housing units to help mothers with children or escaping domestic abuse.

Sample Outcome:
• Of the 50 individuals recruited, 90%, or 45, will complete the training and 90% of those individuals will be placed in jobs with competitive wages and benefits as measured by living and other wage metrics for the region. Of those placed, 75% will retain those jobs for at least 12 months as measured through State and other sources of employment data (Year Two)
• Of those employed, 50% will move toward self -sufficiency as defined through obtaining permanent housing, and reductions in social and other support services as measured with the County Department of Human Services (Year 1)

Sample Outcome:
• Individuals who received coaching and emergency help will have the opportunity to receive work readiness training and FREE mental health therapy for their selves and children.
• Mothers who received funding from the group will approve their mental state and focus more on their future goals and relationships with their children.
• 100 % of the mothers whom receive help will not self-medicate with drugs or participate in any illegal activities to provide for their families.
• Women incarceration numbers will decrease in the city.
Sample Outcome:
• Unemployment numbers will decrease and the need for low income housing will decrease creating higher middle-class rate.
• Increase the revenue of many local companies who need qualified or certified workers.
• Decrease the suicide and overdose rates and deaths of women in our city.
• Companies will build a better report with communities and also provide opportunities for women.
• Businesses can receive the work opportunity credit when collaborating with our organization

The Allignment Chapter Corporation has been servicing single mothers since November of 2019. Since then we have serviced over 4,012 mothers including 2,313 in 21 different states and 91 communities during COVID-19 pandemic. We have lost 204 mothers to the devastating disease that has plagued the nation which left 277 orphans. This has triggered a huge spike in our efforts to effectively help Single Mothers who are suffering in silence. Our goal has been to operate effectively by keeping a consistent amount of products in stock to fulfill every request, Our requests have tripled from 53-100 request per day since the pandemic reaching a record high of 188 requests per day and we have managed to complete each request in a timely fashion by purchasing household items, feminine hygiene products, laundry detergent, baby formula, diapers, and personal care items, Locally our non-profit has managed to deliver 150 boxes per day with the help of 15 lifesavers who effectively hand delivered 10 boxes a piece to mothers in need, This generated a huge range of trust that we have built with the community to provide a consistent service during the darkest time of the year. Recognized and supported by celebrities such as Ellen DeGeneres, Lena Dunham, and more, Our organization has currently, 734 mothers are enrolled in the FLBM Mentoring Program. Preference is given to homeless mothers, mothers with children ages 0-12 years and mothers who are never completed high school. The membership breakdown by gender is: Moms with child (pregnant) (47%) and Women who are not pregnant with children (53%). The membership breakdown by class is: women with college degrees (18%), women without high school diplomas (28%), women with mental illness (30%), and women who have been raped (24%). Of these original mothers, three hundred and seventeen remain active in the program. The three hundred and seventeen mothers who remain in the program increased their finances at the end of summer while those two hundred and eight also increased their credit score by 25 points. The goal of this program has been to change the mindset of mothers and save their lives. With the help of professional credit repair agents, previous successful mothers, professional life coaches volunteering their time we have managed to increase the number of participants from 34 mothers a week to 1,113 mothers per webinar. Last reported outcome as of June 30th 2021, 90% or more of surveyed mothers will indicate that they have developed a productive relationship with their children.