Pro Bono Net Inc.

“The 990 is circulated to the board of directors who review it and raise any questions or issues prior to filing.”

“Compliance with the conflict of interest policy is administered and enforced by the conflicts committee, which is a three-member committee appointed by the board of directors.”

“Compensation of the executive director is based on a budget recommendation from the compensation committee, and is approved by the full board of directors once a year. It was last done in 2015. Compensation of key employees is also based on a budget recommendation from the audit & finance committee, and is approved by the full board of directors and is done once a year.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public on its website and upon request.”

“The organization retains a professional employment organization ("peo") for payroll and payroll taxes. Therefore, pro bono net issues no form w-3 for the year. In the interest of full disclosure pro bono net lists its key employees with its board members in part vii and schedule j.”

“Through innovative technology solutions and expertise in collaboration, pro bono net (pbn) transforms the way legal help reaches the underserved communities. Pbn's diverse programs enable lawyers and other legal advocates to make a stronger impact, increase volunteer participation, and provide assistance directly to the public. Pbn empowers those who serve to make a difference and those in need to improve their lives. The company's programs include: probono.net (www.probono.net) - pbn's flagship site provides one-stop access to volunteer opportunities for pro bono attorneys, was well as training materials and practice resources to help attorneys take on pro bono cases with confidence. There are more than 100,000 members from hundreds of private firms, corporations, law schools, and public interest legal organizations. Lawhelp.org (www.lawhelp.org) - pbn partners with more than 300 legal aid organizations to provide low and moderate income people with free, online access to information about legal aid programs in their communities, answers to questions about their legal rights, tools for self-help, information on how to navigate the courts, links to social service agencies, and more. Lawhelp interactive (www.lawhelpinteractive.org) - the national services allows people without access to a lawyer to prepare their own legal forms online for free. It is also used by overstretched court self-help centers, pro bono volunteers and legal aid attorneys seeking to work more efficiently. Commonly used forms include those for family law, including child custody and support; consumer debt; and eviction defense and other landlord-tenant issues. Immigration advocates network (www.immigrationadvocates.org) - pbn partners with leading national immigrants' rights organizations to foster collaboration and innovation among those serving low-income immigrants. Pbn drives innovation in technology-enabled service delivery through the use of mobile apps and web applications such as citizenshipworks, which provides easy-to-use online tools to help naturalization-eligible immigrants become u.s. Citizens. Pro bono manager (www.probono.net/good) - with initial support from the bill & melinda gates foundation, pbn has developed a customized, hosted web application to allow major law firms to more effectively manage and grow their pro bono practice.”