Acs Products Inc

“Acs products, inc. Is a nonprofit corporation whose sole corporate member is the american cancer society, inc. ('acs,inc.').”

“Power to elect or appoint members the filing organization is a supporting organization of the american cancer society, inc. ('acs, inc.'). The board of directors of acs, inc. Is responsible for electing the governing body of the filing organization.”

“Decisions reserved to members or stockholders the board of directors of acs, inc. Must approve amendments to the bylaws of the filing organization.”

“Process used to review the form 990 the filing organization is controlled by acs, inc. Management, in conjunction with an independent accounting firm, prepares and reviews the form 990. Prior to filing, the return is shared with all members that comprise the governing body.”

“Process to monitor transactions for conflicts of interest policy the filing organization has never had and does not currently have employees. The employees disclosed on schedule j, part ii of the form 990 are employees of the acs, inc., which controls the filing organization. Acs, inc. Maintains the conflict of interest ("coi") policy which covers all employees and affiliates of acs, inc. The coi policy is reviewed by management and the board of directors' audit committee at least annually and modified as required. The board of directors, trustees, officers, key employees, and all other employees of the organization are required to certify annually that they have read and understand the coi policy and submit a written questionnaire each year disclosing any known conflicts. The responses to the questionnaires are reviewed by management. Management also monitors all transactions during the normal course of business to identify other potential conflicts. On a quarterly basis, the board of directors' audit committee reviews potential conflicts to determine whether any actual conflicts exist. Individuals who believe they are in a potential conflict are required to recuse themselves from the deliberation and decision-making process. Form 990, part vi, line 13 & 14: whistle blower policy/written document retention and destruction policy the filing organization is controlled by acs, inc. The employees disclosed on schedule j, part ii of the form 990 are employees of acs, inc. Acs, inc. Maintains a whistle blower policy, which covers all of its employees and affiliates. Acs, inc. Also maintains document retention and destruction, and gift acceptance policies. The filing organization, in practice, follows the policies of acs, inc.”

“Process for determining compensation the filing organization is a related party of acs, inc. And had no employees as of the end of the calendar year. The individuals disclosed on part vii and schedule j are employees of and are compensated by acs, inc. The procedures for reviewing and determining compensation of these individuals are conducted in accordance with those of acs, inc. The process used by acs, inc. Includes a review by an independent compensation consultant using comparability data, review and approval by a compensation committee, and contemporaneous substantiation of the deliberation and decision.”

“Process for making documents available to the public the filing organization's consolidated audited financial statements (which can be found in the financial information section) and conflict of interest policy (which can be found in the governance practices section) are made available to the general public by posting to its website at www.cancer.org. The organization's other governing documents are available upon request.”

“General program operations: program service expenses 411,646. Total expenses 411,646.”