Champaign Aviation Museum

“The organization's members are its trustees. Only one class of members exists. All trustees are self-elected annually.”

“DANA KING”

“The board of trustees will review and approve the annual report (form 990) to confirm its accuracy, prior to filing.”

“Copies of articles of incorporation, code of regulations, the application for recognition of exemption and the most recent annual reports (irs form 990) may be requested from the museum.”

“Collaboration with public joint vocational school the museum facilities are used by ohio hi-point joint vocational school, urbana, ohio, to support the school's aviation occupations program. The program is provided free use of museum's facilities, equipment, and tools. During tax year 2016, eighteen (18) students completed the program. Six (6) of the eighteen (18) continued their secondary education in aviation. Public use of museum facilities during tax year 2016, the museum facilities were open to the general public from tuesday through saturday of each week (except legal holidays) between 10:00am and 4:00pm. During tax year 2016, the museum had approximately 9,440 public visitors. The museum draws visitors from all 50 states. The museum has an exellant tripadvisor rating. General public volunteer participation the museum relies on volunteers to restore and maintain its aviation fleet and to operate the museum. During tax year 2016, 110 volunteers provided an aggregate of 19,800 hours of volunteer work. No compensation was paid to the volunteers. Some volunteers maintained, at their own expense, certification with the federal aviation administration to perform some of the aviation restoration and maintenance functions.”

“Cleaning 5,429 0 0 clothing/uniforms 5,346 0 0 other business expenses 5,187 0 0 volunteer meals 5,003 0 0 fuel 4,794 0 0 repairs & maintenance 3,342 0 0 flight training 2,350 0 0 security 1,494 0 0 telephone/internet 1,096 0 0 licenses & registrations 833 0 0 service fees 0 461 0 website 389 0 0 miscellaneous 253 0 0 dues 0 105 0 reimbursable expenses 24 0 0 total 35,540 566 0”

“Prior period adjustment -262”