Eureka 1923 Public Benefit Corporation

“Members of the board of directors and its officers are elected by the membership of the rotary club of eureka, a related entity.”

“Changes in the bylaws are subject to the approval of the membership of the rotary club of eureka, a related entity.”

“Form 990 is provided to the board of directors for their review prior to it being filed. Either the board president or treasurer signs the tax return once it is approved for filing.”

“The governing documents are available through the website of the rotary club of eureka, a related entity.”

“The main objective of rotary is service in the community, in the workplace, and throughout the world. Rotarians develop community service projects that address many of todays most critical issues, such as children at risk, poverty and hunger, the environment, illiteracy, and violence. They also support programs for youth, educational opportunities and international exchanges for students, teachers, and other professionals, and vocational and career development.”

“Many members of the rotary club of eureka and other rotarians as well as their family, co-workers and business associates regularly volunteer for community service projects.”

“Numerous grants made for the benefit of other charitable organizations, community groups & exchange students.”

“Science fair 5,000 0 0 dictionary project 3,844 0 0 cr scholarships 3,750 0 0 intl serv - cy commitment 3,400 0 0 intl serv - bulembu 3,000 0 0 interact 2,589 0 0 nchf - portraits 2,215 0 0 nchf - veterans materials 2,176 0 0 ehs logger classic 2,000 0 0 exchage student stipend 1,750 0 0 franco calleja 1,268 0 0 exchange student program 1,242 0 0 misc serv. Costs 1,239 0 0 rotaract 1,000 0 0 nchf - flowers 795 0 0 nchf - caps 643 0 0 nchf - photos & dvds 643 0 0 intl serv - other 500 0 0 ryla camp 500 0 0 nchf - flags & cases 140 0 0”

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