Supply Bridge Ministries

Supply Bridge Ministries is a U.S. nonprofit organization dedicated to providing disaster relief services to individuals and communities affected by natural calamities. The organization operates under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, ensuring its tax-exempt status and allowing donations to be tax-deductible[1][2].

Mission Statement

The mission of Supply Bridge Ministries is to extend aid and support to those affected by disasters, fostering recovery and hope during challenging times. The organization focuses on providing essential supplies and material support to help individuals and families displaced by natural disasters[1][5].

Programs and Initiatives

Supply Bridge Ministries engages in various community-focused initiatives. They have organized community events, such as a Christmas celebration in Cypress, Texas, which distributed gifts to over 200 individuals, many of whom were impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, the organization supplies construction materials to families who have lost their homes due to fires in areas like Katy, Texas, Louisiana, and Florida. They have also equipped search and rescue teams with critical equipment, such as GPS radios, to enhance rescue operations during natural disasters[1][4].

Financials and Governance

As of the latest available financial data, Supply Bridge Ministries generated revenue primarily through contributions. In 2023, the organization's revenue was approximately $19,500, with expenses of about $17,700. The organization's total assets were valued at $12,800, with no reported liabilities[2]. Nicholas Doherty serves as the President of Supply Bridge Ministries, with no reported compensation for any officers or employees[1][2].

Events

The organization hosts an annual golf tournament to support its charitable goals, providing opportunities for sponsorship and community engagement[3].

NTEE Category

Supply Bridge Ministries is classified under the NTEE Category M20, which includes organizations focused on public safety, disaster preparedness, and relief services[2].