Imaginenations Group Inc.

“The original tax return is being amended to change the organization's reason for public charity status on schedule a, part i. The original tax return had the line 7 box checked as the reason for public charity status. The organization has elected to change its reason for public charity status to the line 10 box which is for an organization that normally receives: (1) more than 33 1/3% of its support from contributions, membership fees, and gross receipts from activities related to is exempt functions-subject to certain exceptions, and(2) no more than 33 1/3% of its support from gross investment income and unrelated business taxable income. As a result, the amended return includes a completed schedule a, part iii rather than schedule a, part ii.”

“Expenses office expenses 9,210 travel 5,350 interest 60 website 3,582 non-investment depreciation 1,640 total 19,842”

“Pledges receivable 501,955 495,000 prepaid expenses and deferred charges 503 0 0 43,232 less accumulated depreciation -1,817 43,055 total 504,275 495,177”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 8,626 7,959”

“Imaginenations group improves opportunities and prospects for young people and their communities by partnering with a dynamic network of organizations and people to put bold ideas into action, creating innovative solutions and building thriving communities and economies.”

“Imaginenations group promotes innovations for social impact - catalyzing and developing ideas that work - addressing youth employment and empowerment, entrepreneurship, health promotion, education and leadership development. Imaginenations group convenes and facilitates vision retreats, "uncommon tables" of leaders and stakeholders, and other bridge- building activities designed to promote higher levels of conversation and collaboration, and to promote understanding and practical connections across diverse cultures, countries and classes. The organization partners with a broad multi-sector network of stakeholders, including impact investors, entrepreneurs, social enterprises, philanthropies, authors, experts, universities, companies and governments.”