Servicesource Foundation Inc.

“Trustees are appointed to the board by the CEO of ServiceSource, Inc. In accordance with the bylaws and articles of incorporation of the Foundation.”

“A nationally recognized accounting firm prepares and reviews the Form 990. Following internal management review and approval, the return is provided to the Audit Committee and Board of Trustees for review and comment prior to filing.”

“Board members complete annual disclosures of business, employment, and property interests, including related parties. The board chair and CEO review potential conflicts and may request recusals. ServiceSource maintains a Code of Business Ethics and Conflict of Interest policies observed by all employees, with annual training required for officers and key employees.”

“Financial statements, the Conflict-of-Interest policy, and governing documents are available upon request for the period specified in IRC Section 6104(d).”

“The ServiceSource Foundation, Inc., does not compensate any person shown in Part VII of the Form 990 or Schedule J, Part II. The compensation shown in these sections is paid by ServiceSource, Inc., the organization's related organization. The ServiceSource Foundation, Inc., relies on the compensation determination methodology of ServiceSource, Inc. Compensation for the ServiceSource CEO is determined annually by the Board using market comparables and independent surveys; compensation for other officers and key employees is set using periodic market analyses and third party executive salary surveys.”

“The ServiceSource Foundation, Inc., is related to and governed by ServiceSource, Inc., through board control and is the charitable arm of ServiceSource operations. ServiceSource, Inc., pays costs associated with administrative and fundraising activities, while the contributions resulting from fundraising activities are received and recorded by the ServiceSource Foundation.”

“The ServiceSource Foundation is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization established in 2004 to raise funds from donors for critical programs of ServiceSource, Inc., and its affiliated organizations (ServiceSource). The ServiceSource Foundation often provides start-up funding for new initiatives and/or gap funding for unfunded and underfunded programs. All ServiceSource organizations share a common mission to facilitate services, resources, and partnerships to support people with disabilities, their families, caregivers, and community members. The ServiceSource Foundation is a separate 501(c)(3) organization governed by a volunteer board of trustees. Ninety-nine (99) cents of every dollar donated to the ServiceSource Foundation is used in direct support of the people and programs of ServiceSource. The ServiceSource Foundation provides critical gap funding for unfunded or underfunded programs across all ServiceSource affiliates. Donors may direct their funding to support programs in their local community. In fiscal year 2025, more than $1.2 million in program support was allocated. Programs Funded Included the Following: a) Transportation Services (All Affiliates) b) Therapeutic Horseback Riding (WorkSource) c) Family Support Services (All Affiliates) d) Community Integration Services/Habilitation Therapies (ServiceSource) e) Bloom Artisans (ServiceSource, Employment Source and PARC) f) Warrior Bridge (Employment Source and Abilities) g) Day Programs (Employment Source) h) FinanceABILITY (Opportunity Center) i) Competitive Integrated Employment (PARC) j) High School/High Tech (Abilities) k) Opportunity Calls Call Center (Abilities) l) Forensic Evaluation Services (Abilities) The ServiceSource Foundation funds programs at all seven ServiceSource affiliated organizations, including Employment Source in NC, ServiceSource, Work Source and Central Fairfax Services in Virginia, Opportunity Center in Delaware, PARC in Utah, and Abilities of Florida. Donors may designate an affiliate or specific program when making donations to the ServiceSource Foundation.”