Boy Scouts of America Greater

“Copies of form 990 will be provided to the governing board as well as the president/ceo of the organization. At that time, the president/ceo will review the 990 with the audit committee and fiscal officer. Any necessary changes will then be updated on the form. Once all necessary changes are made and the president/ceo is in agreement with the audit committee and the fiscal officer on the finished form 990, it will be signed by the president/ceo, dated and submitted by the filing deadline. A copy of the approved form 990 will be provided to all the officers, directors and trustees upon their request.”

“As part of an ongoing process the greater cleveland council, b.s.a. Reviews employees, volunteers, donors, contractors and vendors to determine if any conflict of interest exists. The gcc has all professional staff, which includes anyone with spending and check signing authority, to sign a conflict of interest policy statement annually. The gcc conflict of interest statement is read and reviewed at the annual meeting and approved by our volunteer board. Large contracts are reviewed by sub committees of the board before being approved at the board level.”

“Compensation for all employees is reviewed by the compensation and benefits committee. Independent comparability data has been provided by towers perrin, a national consultant for our salary schedules. Guidelines are provided by the national office in regards to base salary, grade, tenure and cost of living increases or decreases.”

“Compensation for all employees is reviewed by the compensation and benefits committee. Independent comparability data has been provided by towers perrin, a national consultant for our salary schedules. Guidelines are provided by the national office in regards to base salary, grade, tenure and cost of living increases or decreases.”

“The public can request governing documents, which would be reviewed by the board to determine if the requested documents are appropriate to release.”

“The lake erie council, bsa is devoted to our mission of preparing young people to make ethical and morale choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them values of the scout oath and law. This mission is implemented through five elements that encompass the foundation of scouting; leadership, achievement, character, service and outdoors. The programs of scouting include; cub scouts, for boys in the first grade through fifth grade, boy scouts, for boys who are 11 through 17 years of age, varsity scouting, for young men 14 through 17 years of age and venturing, for young men and women 14 through 20 years of age. The lake erie council also serves youth through exploring, a career awareness and development program, and with learning for life, a classroom based character education and development program encompassing elementary, junior high and high school age students. The lake erie council, b.s.a.'s most recognizable method for delivering these programs is through outdoor activities that include day camps, resident camps, council organized family camps, camporees, summer camps, national jamborees and high adventure camping. A second method for achieving the mission is through the awards and recognition youth receive from achievement of skills, participation in activities, community service and advancement within the various programs.”

“Market valuations and contribution to the national -9,290,127 council settlement trust 0 total -9,290,127”