Timberline Foundation Inc.

“We originally filed a Form 990PF for 2020 as we had not yet received notification from the IRS to do otherwise despite expiration of our 60-month conversion period to a public charity, and despite written questions to the IRS about which form to file, which went unanswered. We were also incorrectly denied an extension of time to file (which has since been acknowledged by IRS) but then had our return plus cover letter which we were advised to file in hard copy rejected unread. This led to additional delays. Efforts to efile were finally successful on January 27, 2022. We have been fined and penalized for all that, despite protests, and despite following every IRS directive we received over the past 3 years. We are now advised that we didn't file a 990, and we have returned a Response Form explaining the above as requested and arguing we had made an adequate filing. However, we are now refilling redundant 990EZ as a precautionary step.”

“Mussoorie Gramin Vikas Samiti of Uttarakhand, India, $8,125 granted to help defray operational costs of village school. Woodstock School, Mussoorie, Uttarakhand, India, $9,600 granted in support of a school scholarship for disadvantaged students. Prabhat Education Foundation of in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, $7,435 granted to assist with expenses of running education and programs for physically and mentally challenged children.”

“Website/ISP $363; Supplies $171; Telephone $123; Permits fees and licenses $225; PO box rental $76; Banks fees $180; PayPal fees $769; Fundraising $114; Taxes $124.”

“Accounts payable”