Range of Motion Project Nfp

“Romp made changes to its bylaws in 2020. The changes include increaseing the number of years a member of the board serves from one to two years and reducing the number for officers from five to four.”

“The organization has an active board of directors.”

“The board of director members have the authority to elect or appoint new members to the board of directors and reserves the right to hire the executive director of the organization.”

“The completed form 990 and all required schedules were sent to the organization's board of directors via e-mail for review and approval prior to submitting to the irs.”

“All of the organizations key employees, and board of director members are required to disclose conflicts of interest in writing at the year-end board of director meeting in accordance with the conflict of interest policy as established in the organizations bylaws.”

“Compensation for the organization's executive director and officers was determined and approved by the organization's board of directors.”

“Compensation for the organization's executive director and officers was determined and approved by the organization's board of directors.”

“No documents available to the public”

“Romp guatemala programs support for the romp guatemala operations was distributed in the form of a 83,405 financial package to the asociacion civil proyecto de rangos en movimiento. 48,863 was spent on community-based rehabilitation (cbr) services for patients in guatemala. This entity is an independently operated branch of range of motion project responsible for carrying out the mission of romp in guatemala. The aforementioned 83,405 grant covered operational expenses of the romp guatemala clinic including: staffing expenses, purchase of ppe and other supplies needed for safer operations in the face of the covid pandemic, the purchase of materials and supplies, importation of prosthetic components, and other operational expenses. The romp guatemala clinic was responsible for delivering 149 custom prosthetic devices while processing 294 individual patient visits in its fixed clinic site in zacapa, guatemala. The cbr program graduated 20 individuals from its mobility and empowerment course in the geographic area covered in 2019 while expanding services to a new department in guatemala. 200 total home visits were performed in cbr. 48,071 in revenue was received from private grants for the cbr program. 2600 in revenue was received from private grants for patient care provided at the romp guatemala clinic.”

“Components for a cause program purchase, processing, storage, and distribution of recycled and new prosthetic components and supplies for romp clinic sites in the western hemisphere. Purchase of new components and materials: 4,904 storage and processing of components and materials: 7,152 shipping of components to storage and program sites: 23053 these components were used to fabricate a total of 218 custom prosthetic devices for amputees in need of care. Additionally, these components and materials supported follow-up and repair services for 448 total patient visits across the organization. 6500 in revenue was received from two unrestricted private grants for the components for a cause program. 25,222 in revenue was received from usap program paying patient recipients.”

“Additional related expenses additional program related expenses totaling 32,643 are listed: 39 - climbing for romp amputee climbing program expense in ecuador 13,585 - romp ecuador clinic operations grant to romp ecuador. Us govt grant revenue received for this program (33,719) 840 - program travel expenses 8,268 - restricted program fund expenses. Restricted funds revenue received for this expense (8,268) 1,161 - program technologies expense including digital storage, digital medical record system and program website expenses 4,823 - usa patient care program (usap) expenses 908 - volunteer program expenses the romp volunteer programs were cancelled in almost their entirety due to travel restrictions caused by the covid-19 pandemic. However, pre-sale of future volunteer programs generated 79,407 in revenue for the organization. Total other program expenses listed in form 990, part iii, line 4d = 32,643 total other program revenue listed in form 990, part iii, line 4d = 121,394”