Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund Inc

“The organization's bylaws provide that the organization's board of directors will serve as the members of the organization.”

“The organization's bylaws provide that the organization's board of directors will serve as the members of the organization, who will elect the members of the board of directors.”

“The corporation has no committees with authority to act on behalf of the governing board.”

“All of the directors will be provided with a copy of the current year form 990 before the president signs and files the return.”

“The board of directors requires full disclosure of all actual and potential conflicts of interest. Each director shall disclose any and all facts that may be construed as a conflict of interest, both through an annual disclosure process and whenever such actual or potential conflict occurs. The board of directors will determine whether or not a conflict of interest exists, and whether or not such conflict materially and adversely affects the interests of everytown for gun safety action fund inc. A director whose potential conflict is under review may not debate, vote, or otherwise participate in such determination. If the board of directors determines that an actual or potential conflict of interest does exist, the board shall also determine an appropriate remedy.”

“The board of directors and the president have instituted an annual review and approval process for compensation of officers and key employees. This process takes into account the organization's financial position and evaluates average salaries using comparable internal and external data to ensure that compensation is reasonable. Officers whose compensation is under review do not participate in the review and approval process. The approval process includes contemporaneous substantiation of the deliberation and decision.”

“The organization makes its financial statements and form 990s available to the public on its website or upon request. Additionally, the organization's form 1023 is available upon request. All requests for reviewing the organization's documents can be addressed to the organization in care of geller & company llc, as noted in part vi, section c, question 20.”

“2024 was a year of life-saving action, making bipartisan progress across the country. This year, everytown, alongside moms demand action and students demand action volunteers, helped pass 110 gun safety policies, including laws requiring secure storage of firearms, strengthening state background check laws, cracking down on ghost guns, and increasing funding for community violence intervention programs. We also defeated 253 dangerous, gun lobby-backed bills. During the election season, everytown worked to keep building the bench of the next generation of lawmakers. Moms demand action volunteers ran for office at every level of government, and won. Overall, 3,300 gun sense candidates were elected into office up and down the ballot during the 2023-24 election cycle, including 333 of our very own moms demand action volunteers. Marking two years since the 2022 passage of the bipartisan safer communities act, everytown, moms demand action and students demand action celebrated the finalization of a federal rule that closed loopholes in our background check system. In june, at everytown's 11th annual gun sense university in washington, d.c., the president addressed moms demand action and students demand action volunteers and survivors of gun violence from all 50 states and washington, d.c. As they gathered to share best practices, participate in training sessions about effective organizing and more. Additionally, conference attendees took to capitol hill for our largest federal advocacy day and asked members of congress to take meaningful action to address our nation's gun violence crisis.”

“Loss on disposal of fixed assets -66,168.”

“The board of directors directly exercise oversight of the audit of financial statements and the selection of an independent auditor.”

“The organization is party to a cost sharing agreement with everytown for gun safety support fund, inc. The purpose of the cost sharing agreement is to minimize duplicative expenses and to carry out the organizations' missions in an economical and efficient manner, which includes the sharing of employees whose skills and knowledge will assist both organizations, consistent with each organization's tax exempt purpose.”