Fighter Country Foundation Inc.

“The Form 990 is not provided to the entire board before filing. It is reviewed by the chairman and the finance committee.”

“The Organization makes its Forms 1023 and 990 available upon request.”

“No documents available to the public.”

“The Mission of Fighter Country Foundation, Inc. is to honor, serve, and support the men and women of Luke Air Force Base (LAFB) with programs designed to aid, educate, and integrate them for the duration of their stay in our community. Our vision is as follows: 1. To develop and focus community support for a meaningful foundation and response to LAFB's short and long-term operational considerations. 2. To inform the public and support the important mission that LAFB has in its defense of our nation's security. 3. To promote the further development and enhancement of the relationship between LSFB, its personnel, and the citizens of the metropolitan Phoenix area, as well as all communities therein. A. Advancing civic education - involving area youth (individuals, schools, and youth clubs) and LAFB through programs of information and education. B. Lessening perceived neighborhood tensions - working closely with the surrounding communities and LAFB in the areas of noise, encroachment, predatory lending, and housing. C. Combating community deterioration - working with LAFB personnel to keep homes and apartments in the surrounding communities in good repair to foster community goodwill. 4. Assisting local governments - Reviewing and advising on local policies that affect LAFB and its personnel and devise solutions based on common goals. 5. To actively generate the metropolitan Phoenix community and corporate support for the commander and his programs to reach out to the community and enhance the quality of life for LAFB personnel. The Foundation will support many efforts that develop meaningful community support for the Luke Air Force Base and its airmen though the educational programs described in our program services which are designed to communicate the valuable mission of the United States Air Force in general, and specifically that of the 56th Fighter wing.”

“Consulting & Professional: Program service expenses 0. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 74,000. Total expenses 74,000.”

“Rounding 1.”

“The Organization made no changes to its audit oversight or selection process during the fiscal year covered by the return.”