Civitan Foundation Inc

“E edward trapp dawn trapp treasurer presidentceo spouse”

“The organization provides a completed form 8453-eo that must be signed and returned before the electronic file is transmitted to the irs.”

“The board does not allow members to vote on items where a conflict(s) of interest exist(s).”

“A committee of 3 board members review executive performance goals and objectives, changes in population served and status of licensure with the arizona department of economic security, and makes recommendations to the full board of directors.”

“The president/ceo determines the compensation of other employees through business processes inlcuding but not limited to budgeting, job descriptions, and requisite roles within the organization.”

“The organization makes governing documents available upon review of any formal request.”

“Volunteers provide supplemental aid to the charitable population's paid providers and are generally young adults with an interest in care-related fields of study and society.”

“Adult day treatment program - civitan provides a state of the art adult life learning program for individuals 18+ years and older with developmental disabilities. Our comprehensive menu of services are designed to assist members in building critical independent living skills, explore new opportunities and pursue their interests and passions in one or more creative mediums to support their educational "specials" integrated into the daily rotations include culinary and nutrition instruction, the mindsong music lab, visual arts and creative expressions, theatre arts, movement and physical education, and media arts. Day treatment services are provided monday through friday, 8am - 4pm in phoenix, maricopa and williams, az. Camp civitan - the civitan foundation's longest running, and most beloved program offers 10 week-long camp sessions throughout the summer, and weekend adventures once a month during the rest of the year. Founded in 1968, camp civitan is a 15-acre wheelchair accessible facility for developmentally young and old, a variety of life-enriching and fun experiences that promote positive self-esteem, teamwork, socialization, and a healthy, active lifestyle. Moreover, camp civitan volunteer opportunities provide an incredible hands on learning experience for students 16 years of age or older by helping acquire community service hours and invaluable skill sets working with special needs populations. Employment services - civitan foundation offers an extensive menu of person-centered employment services that are designed to effectively match a member's abilities, interests and career goals to create long-term sustainable pathways to employment. Working collaboratively with arizona department of economic security, division of development diabilities, vocational rehabiliation, local school districts and businesses, civitan's employment services include: pre-employment transition service, individual and group supported employment, job development & placement, and career planning services.”

“Cost of business activities 915,895 cost of business activities -915,895”