Autoinflammatory Alliance Inc

“Grant and fellowship payments were all made by our organization for the Interferon-Mediated and Il-1 Mediated Task Force Working Group Research project per the EULAR grant terms. Our org had to pay all the fellowship and grants for these research "points to consider" consensus guidelines project to be finalized, submitted for publication, and then we were to be reimbursed after the project was finalized and approved for medical journal publication in 2022 for the fellowship and research grant pre-set amounts by the European Alliance of Associations for Rheumatology (EULAR). A small portion of the grants made by our org, in addition to the EULAR grant to fund research associated with this project are not going to be reimbursed by EULAR in 2022. Dr Erkan Demirkaya MD, Western University Bone and Joint Institute, London, Ontario, Canada was the lead for the Task Force and EULAR grant effort, and directly managed all the fellows, that were working at Western University, and the majority of the grant funds were paid directly to that institution. A few fellows had finished their fellowship by the time of the funding for the grant from our institution, so we worked with the Task Force leaders on how to manage those costs, and payments were made to institutions via wise.com or wire transfers. Fellows being supported by the EULAR grant proposal grant amounts were either 4000 EURO (in USD or CAD) for the fellowships with the Interferon-mediated task force (3 diseases), or 5000 EURO (in USD or CAD) for the Il-1 mediated task force, as there were more diseases, and a lot more research papers and meetings for the Il-1 mediated Task Force project. The Autoinflammatory Alliance submitted all the receipts for the project to EULAR and received reimbursement under their grant plan in 2022.”

“Our org usually only needs to do the e-postcard, which we have filed on time, and regularly yearly, but we are doing the 990 for more disclosure. These other expenses includes all bank and wire transfer fees, state and federal charity filing costs, a $100 late filing fee for the state of IL, insurance for the org, NORD membership dues, conference fees (all virtual, and conferences that our research was being presented at, plus to learn about new findings so we could then inform our patient communities. Basic operating expenses, web hosting, blog, zoom, software, costs for other research efforts, Autoinflammatory Awareness Month virtual programs, translation, recordings, in-person events and awareness kit materials, packing and distribution to patients, doctors and others. Donations helped to offset costs for all the awareness month events and items sent to patients. ExpenseFulfillment/distribution costs are included in this sum, separate from our basic org shipping costs, as it was a special project program.”

“$16,819.85 DOGE end 2021 value DOGE= 0.170496 12/31/21. Our org has 98652.44736107 Dogecoin. Plus $7686.87 BTC end 2021 value 1 BTC= 46306.45 12/31/21. Our org has 0.166 BTC. So, $24,506.72 total crytocurrency assets end value 12/31/21= $24,506.72. The end 2020 total value was $5095.07, so the end value of the cryptocurrency 12/31/21 was a+$19,411.65 increase in asset from 2020 to 2021. No cryptocurrency has been sold, or donated to our org in 2021.”

“$16,819.85 DOGE end 2021 value DOGE= 0.170496 12/31/21. Our org has 98652.44736107 Dogecoin. Plus $7686.87 BTC end 2021 value 1 BTC= 46306.45 12/31/21 Our org has 0.166 BTC. So, $24,506.72 total crytocurrency assets end value 12/31/21= $24,506.72. The end 2020 total value was $5095.07, so the end value of the cryptocurrency 12/31/21 was a+$19,411.65 increase in asset from 2020 to 2021. No cryptocurrency has been sold, or donated to our org in 2021.”