The Seeing Eye Inc

“Rental expenses(form 990, part viii, line 6b) 3,520. Direct expenses of fundraising events(part viii, line 8b) 147,956. Cost of goods sold 21,530. Investment assets return appropriated for operations 16,379,000.”

“Realized gains of sales of investments, net 19,440,903. Investment income, net 4,983,709. Net gain on sale of fixed assets 403.”

“Rental expenses(form 990, part viii, line 6b) 3,519. Direct expenses of fundraising events(part viii, line 8b) 147,956. Cost of goods sold(part viii, line 10b) 21,530.”

“The conservation easements that limit and restrict certain land management practices on portions of the property owned by the seeing eye have been granted to the state of new jersey in connection with public programs to ensure proper management of natural and open lands. The seeing eye is a grantor of these restrictions to the state of new jersey, and performs land management monitoring and protection activities in compliance with the guidelines imposed by the state of new jersey as grantee and holder of the restrictions. The seeing eye does not have a regular program of acquiring conservation easements and land conservation is not a primary purpose of the organization. As such the conservation easements that burden a portion of the seeing eye's property are negative less-than-fee restrictions that comply with public programs of land conservation, and are not carried as assets on the seeing eye's balance sheet.”

“The organization's return objectives, risk parameters and strategies employed for achieving the objectives of its various endowments are: certain donor-restricted endowments are invested in u.s. Government securities pursuant to stipulations of the donor. The organization has adopted investment and spending practices that seeks to provide for its remaining donor-restricted endowment assets a predictable stream of funding to programs supported by the endowment, while seeking to preserve the original value of the gift. Board-designated funds: the board-designated funds consist of (a) investments that have been board-designated for long-term investment purposes and (b) investments segregated for use in meeting the organization's obligations under charitable gift annuity contracts. The board of trustees has adopted investment objectives and policies for the board designated long-term endowment fund and has delegated oversight authority over this fund to the trustee's finance and investment committee (the "committee"). The overall objective of this fund is to provide a reliable, recurring level of financial support of the organization's programs, consistent with maintaining the fund's purchasing power over time and sufficient to ensure the organization's prudent ability to plan strategically for the long-term continued success of its mission. The primary objective of the committee is to seek stable total real returns over the long-term, while ensuring adequate current liquidity and cash flow to meet operating needs and with an emphasis on preservation of the fund's principal. The committee has the discretion to determine the portfolio composition and asset allocations of the fund, both by asset class and within each class. As of september 30, 2025, the assets of this fund were invested in stock and stock mutual funds and collective investment trusts (65%), fixed income and short-term investments (9%), commodity exchange traded funds (1%) and limited partnerships (25%).”

“We have been recognized by the internal revenue service (the "irs") as a tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code. We are annually required to file a return of organization exempt from income tax (form 990) with the irs. In addition, we are subject to income tax on net income that is derived from business activities that are unrelated to our exempt purpose, and we annually file an exempt organization business income tax return (form-990-t) with the irs to report our unrelated business income. U.s. Gaap requires an entity to record a tax benefit or liability associated with a tax position taken on a tax return when it is more likely than not the position would be sustained upon audit by a taxing authority. We do not believe we have taken, or expect to take, any material uncertain tax positions on our tax returns that would require us to record a tax liability, interest or penalties or a tax benefit as of september 30, 2025 and 2024.”