Big Car Media Inc.

“All directors receive a copy of forms 990 and np-20 (indiana) prior to filing the returns. They are asked to review the returns and bring comments and/or questions to the attention of the treasurer, executive director, and/or board chairperson.”

“Officer, directors, and key employees complete a conflict of interest disclosure form annually. If a conflict is noted, it is summarized and presented to the governing board. Any board member who has a conflict of interest abstains from voting on the related issue and may not be involved in any discussion pertaining to that particular issue.”

“Under the direction of the treasurer, staff gathers independent market data and/or compensation surveys, and provides a summary of this information to the governing board, who uses it in determining the executive director's and other key employees' compensation. This process occurs annually.”

“SAME AS LINE 15A”

“Forms 990 and np-20, governing documents, financial statements, and the conflict of interest policy are all available to the public upon request.”

“Forms 990 and np-20, governing documents, financial statements, and the conflict of interest policy are all available to the public upon request.”

“Bring art to people and people to art, sparking creativity, supporting communities. As an adaptive and flexible cultural organization, big car draws together people of all backgrounds to promote and perpetuate creativity, invigorate public places, and support better neighborhoods. Big car is a creative community building working to boost livability from an engagement-based arts perspective.”

“Cruft street commons: big car's artist and public life residency (aplr) program supports artists who use their talents to drive positive community change. On the cruft street block, we offer 5 affordable homes for artists to be owned and 8 more as subsidized rentals, all previously vacant. And, recently, we raised 4 million in grant funding to transform an adjacent 44,000 square-foot building into a studio, exhibition, and performance center with an outdoor sculpture garden. With this, we're now able to grow our established program into a vibrant community of artists. In 2019, we purchased four vacant homes and a former church on our cruft street block. We began renovations to make them affordable (30% off market-rate) rental homes for artists. These are in addition to five other homes being purchased by artists in a partnership with riley area development. Our affordable artist housing program now has eight artists in place, living on our block and leading programming with support from big car staff. Last year, we moved three more artists through the mortgage process to acquire their home loans. We will begin renovations to the larger factory building this year.”

“Cost of goods sold 18,720 cost of goods sold -18,720”