Operation Keepsake Inc.

“The federal form 990 was reviewed and approved by the board of directors.”

“Annual, each board member is requested to read the conflict of interest policy and sumbit a statement stating they do not have a conflict of interest with the organization.”

“The board of directors negotiated the executive director's salary. They used a number of factors including other organizations' federal form 990s, discussions with other npo in the cleveland area and the budgets of the organization's main funding sources.”

“Consistent with the requirements of section 6104 (d) of the internal revenue code and the regulations thereunder, copies of the organization's form 990 and governing documents shall be made available upon request, in a timely manner, and subject to charges permitted by law to any individual who requests it.”

“Youth volunteers= 75 youth x 20 hours each 1,500 volunteer hours. Youth participate in the friends4friends campaign (f4f). The f4f campaign is a peer-to-peer social media campaign designed to provide meaningful and authentic youth engagement; giving youth a voice in their schools, communities, and ultimately worldwide. The f4f campaign produces short films. The f4f short films are vignettes or short stories that dramatize real-life scenarios depicting youth watching their friends experience a crisis involving a risk behavior such as sexual pressure or underage drinking. The youth in the short story has the choice to be a bystander and do nothing, or intervene and help a friend-hence friends for friends. Each short film has a victim, a friend, and a supportive adult. The short films are then launched on ok, inc.'s youtube channel and seen all over the world. Ok, inc.'s f4f short films have 116,379,889 views from over 198 countries worldwide, receiving an average of 71,096 views a day with over 397,967 subscribers to ok, inc.'s youtube channel. Adult volunteers 50 adult volunteers x 20 hours each 1000 volunteer hours. Adult volunteers include the board members and others who assist in fund raising activities and the f4f campaign.”

“In addition to direct services to youth and their parents, ok, inc.'s latest endeavor is the friends4friends campaign (f4f). The campaign is designed to empower youth to take ownership of their own well-being and help a friend who may be in a difficult or risky situation. Youth engaged in ok, inc.'s peer leadership councils develop short films on issues that are relevant and important to their generation. Currently, ok, inc. Has thirty short films launched on youtube that have experienced over 40 million views and reaching youth in over 200 countries worldwide the f4f short films developed through the f4f campaign are vignettes that dramatize real-life scenarios depicting teens watching their friends experience crises such as sexual pressure, dating violence, or other pressures to participate in risk behaviors. The heroes/heroines have the choice to be bystanders and do nothing, or intervene and help a friend.”