Odc

“Brenda way founder family henry erlich director family justin erlich director family”

“The tax return is prepared by an outside accounting firm. After completion of said returns, the organizaiton is a draft of the tax returns to be reviewed and examined. The organization makes copies of the returns and distributes to those individuals charged with governance. Those individuals at that time can review and if applicable discuss any line items in the return with the accountant who has prepared the return. The 990 was circulated to all board members. If all items are found to be acceptable, an authorization is signed and provided to authorize the outside accounting firm to process, sign, and provide copies of the returns to be filed (paper and electronically) with the designated governmental agencies. The tax returns are then signed by the organization, stamped, and mailed with certified return receipt or the signed form 8879 is provided to the outside accounting firm allowing electronic filing.”

“We require employees to disclose potential conflicts before agreeing to any offers of employment, contract work, or board assignments. Odc periodically audits relevant artistc/employment and board service listings to ensure compliance.”

“The board and directors' determine the executive and founding artistic directors compensation. The executive director determines the compensation for the rest of the staff.”

“The board and directors' determine the executive and founding artistic directors compensation. The executive director determines the compensation for the rest of the staff.”

“Governing documents are available for public inspection at the principal place of business. The conflict of interest policy and the organization's financial statements are available upon request.”

“Despite the unprecedented disruptions and challenges of covid-19 in 2020, odc maintained its status as one of the most active and impactful centers for contemporary dance on the west coast. By transforming class offerings, performances, and educational/mentoring programs to broadcast and on-demand digital formats, odc was able to keep delivering its unique mission and meeting its dual commitment to both artistic rigor and access. Covid continued to undermine the organization's ability to rebuild its earned income through 2021 with new surges, continued restrictions to in- person activity for gyms, theaters and schools, and complex relationships to vaccine and booster access-especially for youth and teen students. Odc responded by leveraging its ability to deliver activity through video conferencing and on-demand digital content, and to move quickly to present in-person activities during allowed periods. Notable in-person activities included being able to return to presenting odc's annual fall for art fundraiser. Odc also continued its 35-year tradition of presenting its original family holiday ballet, "velveteen rabbit," as part of the organization's commitment to access and community engagement. The company traditionally serves more than 2,000 students and educators from underserved local schools with admission-free performances of "the velveteen rabbit- and companion outreach activities: 7+ hours of standards-based lessons/educational materials for educators and students. In 2019, the organization translated educational guides and supporting activity books for students into multiple languages. In 2020, odc created digital versions of its educational outreach activities which, in combination with an archival filmed version of "the velveteen rabbit" performance allowed odc to keep serving title 1 school students in the bay area, and to expand that outreach to serve communities of underserved schools around the country. In 2021 odc took advantage of its ability to convene dancers together to perform live (even when full audiences were not allowed in municipal owned theaters in san francisco) by capturing a professional filmic staging and capture of "the velveteen rabbit." this dance film asset will allow the organization to provide both paid, public access to the performance on its digital platform for audiences across the country long-term, and provide meaningful, enriching and standards-based arts content in on-demand digital format for school students across the country. Featured in the 2021 filmic capture and live presentations of "the velveteen rabbit" for limited capacity audiences, odc returned to its tradition of welcoming a "kids cast" of young student dancers to perform alongside professional company members. Unlike past years in which these young students were typically 7-9 years old, this year's cast of youth performers were drawn from 12+ year old class cohorts in order to meet the requirement that all performers were vaccinated. These youth performers were compensated and provided with continuing on-set school instruction in compliance with all local, state and film industry regulations. Also notable in 2021 was odc's successful move to bring each of its eleven-member professional dance company members to year-round employment with full benefits including vacation and access to retirement savings accounts. With this, odc became one of the first contemporary dance companies in the united states to offer its professional company members full-time, year-round employment. Prior to the pandemic, odc school offered more than 125 classes per week in a wide variety of genres. The student base is normally 16,000 annual participants ranging in age from 2 years-old to 90+ and representing all abilities. The school also typically engages and employs approximately 100 faculty and accompanists. By utilizing on-line, digital platforms for live dance and fitness instruction odc during periods of required shut down or restriction”

“Grant writer 0 0 1,450 other pro fees 126,136 48,532 0 r&m passthrough 147,360 0 0 guest artist fee 45,734 0 0 sound designer 3,000 0 0 videographer 4,825 0 0 venue labor 102,673 0 0 contract labor 48,904 0 0 booking agent 21,000 0 0 video production contractors 93,222 0 0 donated services -37,000 0 0 total 555,854 48,532 1,450”