Yay Bikes

“The organization has one class of membership, which lets members ride free on organized rides.”

“The 990 is shown and explained to the governing body by the accountant who compiles the return.”

“Board members and management are required to sign a statement annually that says they received a copy of the policy, understand the policy, agree to comply with the policy and not engage in any activity that could endanger the organization's tax-exempt status.”

“The executive director's compensation is voted upon annually by the governing board.”

“The governing documents of Yay Bikes are available to the public for inspection upon request made to a Board member or the executive director.”

“Yay Bikes! initiated the Pedal Instead program in 2013. The Pedal Instead program makes bike corrals - similar to a coat check for bicycles - available at area festivals and other events. The corrals can be used free of charge and give cyclists a secure area for parking their bicycles. The corrals help reduce event congestion and educate the general public about bicycling for transportation.”

“Net assets increased $6,500 when funds were transferred from another organization to Yay Bikes! as part of the merger of the Pedal Instead project.”

“Other fees for services consist of $2,171 for stipends to help with the How We Roll program and $1,499 was paid for assistance with the Pedal Instead program, and $1,750 was paid for help with other program services.”