Military Bowl Foundation Inc.

“The board of directors has sub-committees which include an executive committee, a finance committee, and an operations committee. The finance and operations committee are responsible for making recommendations to the full board. The finance committee reviews the quarterly finance statements, recommends a budget for full board approval, oversees our audit, reviews and approves compensation, and any other matters related to the finances of the bowl committee. The operations committee evaluates potential partnership, large sponsorship deals, and the overall operations of the bowl committee. The executive committee may exercise the powers of the board to act upon any urgent matters which require action by the bowl before the next previously scheduled meeting of the board, and consists of the chair of each of the operations and finance committees, the chair of the board, and the executive director of the bowl.”

“Form 990 is reviewed by the organization's executive director prior to filing with the internal revenue service.”

“The organization monitors compliance with the written conflict of interest policy at the monthly board meetings. At those meetings, members of the governing body are expected to disclose any potential issues that may give rise to conflicts of interest.”

“The finance committee meets to determine the executive director's compensation. The employment contract and performance during the year are both considered by the committee.”

“Compensation to the organizations officers and key employees is recommended by the finance committee, and included in the overall budget that is approved by the full board. The football bowl association conducts an annual compensation survey which is considered in determining such compensation.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflicts of interest policy, form 990, and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“The d.c. Bowl committee, inc. (dc bowl) was formed to bring together three of the largest forces in our economy; the government, the military, and the private enterprise, in one venue. An opportunity to show appreciation for those who protect america's freedom. To recognize and pay respect for the dedication and sacrifices made by all those who serve our country in both the u.s. Military academies and in the armed forces.”