Legacy of Yogi Bhajan Foundation

“No review was or will be conducted.”

“Conflicts of interest are disclosed in each meeting. Conflicted persons are withheld from voting.”

“No documents available to the public.”

“Organization's process to review form 990 the president and/or vice president, who are responsible to the board, are provided a copy of form 990 and all attachments for review prior to filing. The draft return is provided to the board of directors with recommendations after it is reviewed by the president and/or vice president.”

“The grounds manager, property manager, president and/or vice president and board members continually and perpetually monitor all personnel for compliance and if there is an abuse action is taken at that time.”

“Governing documents disclosure explanation the organization currently makes it governing documents available to the public upon request.”

“The directors of the corporation will be designated by the siri singh sahib corporation, an oregon corporation, a nonprofit religious corporation.”

“Some decisions by the board are subject to approval by the member siri singh sahib corporation, a non-profit religious corporation. Decisions that are subject to approval are: disposition of assets, borrowing of funds, or acquiring capital assets in excess of $100,000 commencement or threat of commencement of any legal action authorization of dissolution, merger, joint venture, or sale of all corporate assets, and actions that could jeopardize the corporation's lyb's tax-exempt status.”

“The organization does not have committees with authority to act on behalf of the governing body.”

“The primary mission of legacy of yogi bhajan foundation is to preserve and maintain and make available for the meditative public, those heritage properties that yogiji developed for future generations: guru ram das ashram in los angeles, guru ram das puri in new mexico where summer solstice, children's camp and ladies camp are held and yogiji's espanola ranch. These properties were specifically designed for meditation, contemplation and prayer and are places where the public can directly experience yogiji's vision, personality and connection with guru ram das, the fourth sikh guru.”

“Collections and relation to exempt purpose various works of art are maintained to aid the organization in achiveing its mission to preserve and make available for the meditative public, those heritage properties that yogiji developed for future generations.”