The Sisterhood Project USA Inc

“Melissa Mangiapanella and Josh Boorum are husband and wife”

“The five officers had the power to elect or appoint one or more members of the governing body.”

“The five officers had the power to elect or appoint one or more members of the governing body”

“The organization did not have chapters, affiliates, or branches.”

“Each officer received a copy of the Form 990 by both email and certified mail delivery. All officers attended a Zoom Meeting to review and approve the Form 990 before the filing.”

“There is no compensation. Officers are volunteers.”

“Organization Oversight: The organization requests annual disclosure from officers, directors, and key employees, and reviews proposed transactions for potential conflicts. Board Oversight: The officers bear the ultimate responsibility to oversee compliance, ensuring adherence to the mission, and maintaining financial health. They review financial reports, including budget variance analysis, to ensure proper stewardship. Internal Controls: The organization implements and enforces internal controls to safeguard assets, such as segregating financial duties, for example, separating check authorization from deposit duties. Documentation: All compliance efforts are documented. For example, the documentation of the review of conflict of interest disclosures in board meeting minutes provides evidence of the enforcement. Policy Updates: Policies are and will be regularly updated to reflect changes in laws, regulations, and industry best practices.”

“The organization made its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public by request.”

“Event Expenses: Location including meals $34,238 Linens $428. Photographer $1,031. Flowers $501. Music $4,996. Miscellaneous $3. Total $41,194. - 41194”

“Received $10,000 Loan from Josh Boorum, Officer of Sisterhood, to help with payment of deposits and repaid Josh $10,000 from event gross income. - 10000”

“Repay $10.000 no interest loan provided by Josh Boorum, officer of the organization. Loan was to pay for deposits for the organization's one event. The organization started with zero cash. Loan was provided in 2025 and repaid in 2025. $10,000 - 10000”

“We are a nonprofit scholarship program that provides children affected by domestic violence an opportunity for healing, self-expression, community, a source of empowerment, a place to process complex emotions and develop essential life skills. We provide scholarships for alternative forms of therapy, such as sports, music and the arts. We give the gift of childhood and the beauty in the normalcies that go along with it.”