American Legion

“Members of American Legion Post 469, Members of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 469, Sons of the American Legion Squadron 469 and a limited number of community members unaffiliated with the American Legion Family. Legionnaires are voting members.”

“The officers of the organization are those members who are legionnaires. They are elected by organization membrs who are also legionnaires.”

“Meetings are open to all members of the organization. Voting members are legionnaires although non legionnaires participate in decision making as a curtesy. Any decision could be reversed by a majority vote of the voting members.”

“This 990 was for the most part prepared by trustee stollenwerk from records of the organization and distributed electronically to all members of the governing body for review. A print copy was made available in a location accessible to all. Finally it was reviewed by the officer signing the report.”

“The governing documents are made available upon request”

“Originally filed as a 501(c) 7 but IRS rejected it because their dat base showed us to be a c-19. Telephone call to IRS was unhelpful in trying to figure out what to do to correct this confusion between Post and Home Association so changed designation to make IRS happy.”

“To successfully operate the canteen and club room, creating a friendly and sociable atmosphere for the members and their guests, to properly maintain the grounds, buildings and monuments, and any other property within its buildings and grounds.”

“The organization partnered with the pennsylvasnia lottery to opesrate the lotto game of chance. Results are reported in schedule g.”

“Form 1068 can not be located but the number of W-2Gs reported on the organization to the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue, Small Games of Chance Report was 6.”

“Form W3 can not be located but the number of employees during the year was 12.”

“Includes balances in two checking accounts and $4000 estimate of cash on hand in cash register drawers, change bag and gambling machines that had yet to be emptied.”

“This amount is the difference between line 1 and line 3 Part XI”

“At the end of the year there was $9,666 in the checking account including a $4,000 estimate of cash on hand including money in cash registers and change bag which would be used to pay un paid bills.”