Class 4 Winds Inc

“Wtamu foundation 9,655 wtamu box 60766 canyon tx 79016”

“Expenses credit card fees 470 supplies 87 telephone 816 license & dues 500 contract labor 1,100 travel 337 insurance 863 total 4,173”

“Payroll liabilities 3,054 0 credit card 715 0”

“Class 4 winds, inc. Is a leading advocate of wind and renewable energy in a region that offers the most desirable wind in the world. Class 4 winds facilitates partnerships, promotes wind and renewable energy related interests, provides educational opportunities, and is a knowledgeable resource for wind and renewable energy communications for the region surrounding amarillo, texas and extending into new mexico, oklahoma, kansas, and colorado.”

“As a member of the windows on a wider world program, class 4 winds (c4w) made more than 2 dozen presentations to students at their schools throughout the panhandle region, including 3 seminar days at the don harrington discovery center which featured a rotating schedule of 30-40 students per class for 8 different sessions. C4w spoke with 17 different civic organizations and county government groups about the economic impact of renewable energy and its implications to residents in the area. C4w held two seminars with 6-8 speakers at each event for members and non members to discuss renewable energy. In addition to the seminars a golf tournament and 7 sponsored luncheons were held to increase awareness of wind energy. C4w sent out a total of 52 electronic 2-page weekly newsletters to all members, along with some non-members including local county governments, economic development groups, landowners and potential members, focusing on any and all local happenings in the way of renewable energy in this region. C4w sent out 12 8-page monthly newsletters to all members and some non- members. The monthly newsletters usually expand on the stories that are in the weekly and try to be a little more in-depth when it comes to renewable energy topics. C4w gave interviews to the local tv stations and newspapers multiple times during the year and has become the go-to authority on renewable energy in the region. C4w was quoted in three national publications in 2014.”

“See list of prior 2014 acheivements.”