Alliance for a Better Community

“Form 990 is reviewed and approved by the board before submittal.”

“Alliance for a better commuity (abc) requires all employees to disclose, at least annually, all sources of income from compensation or from ownership of every outside entity that (a) sold, supplied or provided services (b) operated a competing enterprise or (c) provided goods or services to abc in the last six months. Abc also requires all directors to annually sign a statement affirming (a) receipt of abc conflict of interest policy (b) understanding of the policy and (c) agreement with the policy. Abc conflict of interest policy describes how abc will resolve possible conflicts of interest.”

“Governing documents, policies, and financial statements are available upon request.”

“Alliance for a better community has made great strides to uplift the needs of the latino community, create and pursue sound policy solutions across issues and local geographies by convening and collaborating with diverse partners and allies to increase equity in education, health, and civic engagement. Alliance for a better community developed a number of policy and advocacy agendas using a community-centered approach that is supported by data. With a strong foundation of shared common values, alliance for a better community worked closely with experts, partner organizations and community residents to produce agendas targeting issues that have deep impacts to latino students and their families and focused on regions with opportunities to build greater power to lead to greater systemic change. These have been used by alliance for a better community as frameworks for advocacy to 1) highlight the needs and assets of latino students, dual language learners, and english learners in los angeles and across california to improve educational access, quality, and outcomes, 2) improve college access and success among latino students, 3) increase public resources to specific regions that have been historically underserved, 3) raise greater awareness and education among communities to increase civic participation in elections, and 4) expand health coverage to more californians. Our accomplishments have enabled alliance for a better community to pursue our vision for greater opportunities for latinos and the los angeles region to prosper and thrive.”