Care for Others

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“990 review policy part vi. Section b line 11 (b) the form 990 is emailed to each board member a minimum of four weeks before the filing due date requesting any objections or conflicts cited. Final approval is accepted via a majority vote from the board of directors via our quarter board meeting. Once approved, the treasurer is responsible for submitting the form 990 to the designated accountant. Form 990, part iii, line 1 - organizations mission: providing assistance to relieve the poor, distressed or underpreviliged through services and grants to persons and families who are (1) temporarily in need of food, shelter and other services when stranded, injured, or lost due to disaster, (2) temporarily unable to be self sufficient as a result of a sudden or severe person or family crisis, (3) in need of, due to age or physical condition, but unable to provide specifically, designed housing or improvements, (4) in need of medical services but without means or insurance to be afforded such luxuries. It is also a mission to aid, support and assist by financial gift, contribution, distribution or otherwise, other organizations that are exempt from federal income taxation under irc section 501(c)(3).”

“Conflicts of interest policy: part vi, section b, line 12 (c) care for others has a conflict of interest policy which requires all directors and officers to disclose any potential conflict of interest to the chairman of the board at the time of the potential conflict of interest. The board will then vote on whether the conflict is inappropriate. The director or officer involved with the conflict will be excused from the meeting for deliberations to take place. Board minutes will taken at this meeting. At least annually, the conflict of interst policy will be circulated to all directors and officers and signatures will be required for acknowledgement verification.”

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