Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation a Charitable Corporation

“The annual form 990 is reviewed and approved by all board members at board meetings.”

“At the annual meeting of the alisa ann ruch burn foundation's executive board of directors, board members review the conflict of interest policy, are encouraged to disclose conflicts and then each sign an acknowledgement kept on file at the organization's headquartered offices in burbank, california.”

“Annually, an ad hoc human resource committee of the executive board of directors,which includes the executive director, review comparability data in the form of the salary and benefit survey distributed by the center for nonprofit management. Weighing budget size, geographic region and market, salaries and benefits, including the executive director's, are set accordingly.”

“Other than the executive director mentioned in 15a, there are no other paid officers or key employees, however all staff salaries are reviewed annually by the executive director and finance committee.”

“The alisa ann ruch burn foundation's governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements are available for public review upon request.”

“The alisa ann ruch burn foundation ("aarbf") was founded in 1971 and derives its name and inspiration from an eight-year-old child, alisa ann, who was fatally burned in a backyard barbeque accident. The foundation's mission is to enhance the quality of life for burn survivors and to promote burn prevention education. The foundation works in partnership with firefighters, educators, burn care professionals and community members to develop and implement programs and services. The foundation is governed by an executive board of directors and is aided by a small team of staff located in burbank, fresno, clovis and san francisco, california.”