New Florida Majority Inc

“A draft of the return is reviewed by the President and the organization attorney. Changes and additions are made to the return based on their review. A revised draft is then provided and approved before release.”

“FNM conducts an annual review of annual disclosure forms submitted by covered persons. FNM compiles and maintains a list of potentially conflicted entities and individuals. Proposed transactions can then be matched against the list as a means of identifying potential conflicts. With major vendors and service provideres FNM considers asking each to disclose any relationship personal, financial or otherwise the vendor or service provider has or may have with any of the FNM director, officers, employees or volunteers.”

“The governing documents are made available to the public upon request.”

“The organization follows a 3 step process to determine appropriate compensation The board arranges for an independent body to conduct a comparability review the independent body looks at comparable salaries and benefits data, such as data available from surveys, to learn what employers of a similar budget size organization located in the same, or a similar geographic region, pay their senior leaders the board/independent body documents who was involved and the process used to conduct the review, as well as the disposition of the full boards decision to approve the executive directors compensation.”

“Program Service Expenses 89,439, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 0 Other”

“Florida New Majority FNM is a 501c4 organization that organizes, educates and mobilizes communities in Florida to win equity and fairness throughout the state. Its mission is to overcome the history of racism and division in Florida. By building common cause among diverse communities FNM promotes expansion of democracy and development of leadership in underepresented communities. To shift the role of government away from corporate interest and support the well being of all Floridians.”

“Grants received during the year were from donors who had funds to give organizations exempt under IRC section 501c4. Grant proposals were prepared that clearly provided the organizations tax exempt status.”

“Other fees consisted of other program consultants 23,557, grant writing consultant 3,300, fundraising consultant 1,260 and other contract service providers 1,185”

“No change was made for the oversight process during the year.”