Historic Alberta House

“A completed copy of the 990 will be emailed to all board members for review before filing.”

“The concflict of interest policy is described in detail in Cerimons handbook”

“The cerimon house board of directors conducts a performance review and votes and approves the compensation package for the executive director”

“The compensation of the Executive Director/Founder is reviewed by the board”

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

“Statement of Program Service AccomplishmentsContinued for Part III, Line 4c:Rip City...Rise Up Event: A free 45-minute live stream event September 23,2020 featuring author, speaker,instigator and Cerimon House neighbor,Kevin Carroll,encouraging the Portland Community and Beyond to Rise Up with Curiosity,Creativity and Celebration. Approximately 22 minutes of inspirational content,professionally surrounded by live DJ music (DJ Black Daria), pre-recorded hosting by Billie Eidson, and professionally produced PSAs for both Cerimon House and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Portland Metro,for which the event raised $631 in donations. Free advertising of the event and interviews with KC on local radio/news programs including KXL garnered 660,000 impressions and over 2,000 views on Facebook. Part III, Line 4b: Duos Concert Series: with serious limitations on the number of people allowed in our building, we innovated to create a live stream concert series by a pair (duo) of musicians or singers during the summer and fall of 2020. There were 4 concerts featuring 8 different musicians that provided local musicians the opportunity to play in front of a virtual but live audience, earn money through door receipts and donations, and continue to earn income on the post-produced concert videos available for download at Cerimon Houses website. Hundreds if not thousands of people have engaged with the content virtually. Part III, Line 4a Get Out While You Can live jazz concert weekend at Methven Family Vineryards in Dundee on October 17 and 18. Saturday featured regional favorite, vocalist Shelly Rudolph, performing her popular act and some originals with her frequent partner in music, the legendary Tom Grant on piano. When the sun goes down, the venue welcomes versatile and highly-respected saxophonist Devin Phillips, who has been intensely popular since his arrival on the Portland scene from native New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina. Sunday, Ms. Rudolph, who served as the weekends anchor personality and talent, joined Tim Gilson, bass, and George Mitchell, piano. Capping off the weekend is national treasure, drummer Mel Brown, with his longtime keyboard and organist, Louis Pain, with The Mel Brown B-3 Organ Group. Joining them are the gifted saxophonist Renato Caranto and guitarist Dan Balmer. Approximately 150 people attended over the course of the weekend. The event drew considerable local attention by having a full segment preview and interview featured on KGW TVs primetime evening newscast.”