Millburn Education Foundation Inc.

“The corporation is organized with members who subscribe to the purposes and basic policies of the corporation, and are current in the payment of the annual dues established by the board of trustees and are over the age of 18 years.”

“At each annual meeting of the members, the members elect the trustees. The majority vote of the trustees attending any meeting shall bind the corporation.”

“The members elect the board of trustees and the executive operating board.”

“No review was or will be conducted.”

“Each year, the board members are asked to review the organization's conflict of interest policy. Among other things, the policy makes clear that all decisions of the board, officers, and employees of the organization are made solely on the basis of a desire to promote the best interest of the organization and the public good. The conflict of interest statement requests board members to identify to the best of their knowledge affiliations with organizations that may be potentially related to the financials or other substantive operations of the organization. They are also asked to identify circumstances involving either themselves, or a member of their extended family, that may be construed as a conflict of interest. At the staff level, the organization's personnel also ensure that there are no conflicts of interest when considering the engagement of a new vendor. If a potential conflict is identified, appropriate steps are taken to both assess the nature of the potential conflict and, subsequently, to ensure that the possibility of an actual conflict is mitigated. Such mitigation is managed and the letter and spirit of the conflicts policy are upheld.”

“The organization's governing documents, form 1023, form 990, and financial statements are made available to the public upon request. The form 990 (without schedule b) can also be found on several publicly-accessible websites.”

“To enhance continued educational excellence for millburn public schools (nj) by providing financial support for innovative and progressive improvements that enrich the academic experience. In furtherance of its mission, the foundation's principal goals are: - to foster supportive community and private sector relationships to service the educational interests of the youth in the millburn public schools; - to serve as a catalyst to support and enhance school improvement programs that heighten learning opportunities for students in the millburn public schools; - to provide grants to develop innovative programs and activities in areas such as science and technology, fine and performing arts, language research and culture; - to provide grants to the millburn public school's education staff members to establish quality projects consistent with the goals of the foundation; - to seek grants, donations and funds to support the foundation's goals.”

“All aspects of the organization's program, management and fundraising activities are provided entirely by volunteers.”

“6th grade robotics, elizabeth bagish materials of steam, elizabeth bagish : 2500 8th grade microscopes, elizabeth gaffney : 6000 3d printers, michael zsuzsanna : 3200 broadcast leadership materials, michael zsuzsanna : 11,000 washington school school sound systems, marianne bredlau : 36,500 leader in me, peter mercurio : 10,350 deerfield elementary virtual reality, katherine lissy : 5,425 special learning spaces, michele ruggero : 3,500 glenwood elementary classroom sound field systems, david jasin,: 4,000 green steam, lori princiotto : 4,600 hartshorn elementary sound systems, carol esposito : 9,535 south mountain elementary resource room movement chairs, melissa greenberg : 800 virtual reality, sheri sandler : 5,425 standing desks for 3rd grade, maureen sullivan : 2,600 wyoming elementary learning alive plus for kindergarten, diana pulido : 2,300 special grant for principal kristin mueller, efmsh : 6,000 ptoc cultural arts committee special grant for music education appreciation, efmsh : 10,000”