The Better Business Bureau, the City of Columbus, the State of Ohio and the Internal Revenue Service all monitor the activities of charitable organizations in order to protect the public.

       Chimorel Services Inc is a small 501(c)(3) organization subject to IRS regulations, but not yet required to file Form 990. It is an Ohio corporation required to file a statement of existence periodically and required to file an annual report with the State of Ohio. It falls within the jurisdiction of the City of Columbus and annually completes the city's Charitable Solicitation Application. It has been requested by the Better Business Bureau to voluntarily provide information to evaluate standards according to the BBB's Wise Giving Alliance, has proivided the information requested and meets all 20 of BBB's Wise Giving Guidelines. Chimorel is a BBB Acredited Charity.

       For many years Warren has been the major donor to Chimorel. In recent years this has begun to change. Years ago Chimorel received an LEAA grant and operated a residential treatment center for pre-delinquent youth. After that Chimorel ran a work training program for inner city youth. Warren developed Amerivestor Associates Inc and Goodenow Construction, then established a partnership among all three entities called The Chimorel Group. Chimorel has provided assistance to many individuals and organizations through Warren's volunteer efforts. Chimorel has recycled many computers to individuals and nonprofit groups. As part of his volunteer efforts with Chimorel, Warren has developed more than 2000 dynamic strategies to help individuals and organizations, and has developed a very comprehensive recycling program which may one day provide thousands of jobs from resources that are now thrown away.