City Grazing

“Our form 990 has been distributed and reviewed at our Board of Directors meeting of May 5, 2020. The Board voted unanimously to approve its submittal.”

“City Grazing has a policy of transparency and provides any of the documents described in Part VI, Section C, Line 19 on demand. No requests were made in 2019.”

“City Grazing received a $100,000 grant and a board directive was created to develop a program working with the San Francisco Conservation Corps serving at-risk youth enrolled in the San Francisco Conservation Corps after-school and summer EcoJobs program, teaching kids what working with goats as a method of sustainable land management looks like. This includes the larger strategic perspective of grazing's environmental and fire-hazard reduction benefits, as well as a practical boots-on-the-ground employee's view of goat care, fence setting, and site maintenance. Development funds were directed to be distributed in two equal installments, in 2019 and 2020. Sustainable funding for the program facilitation is anticipated in the form of grazing income via fire hazard mitigation for the San Francisco Sheriff's Department. The City Grazing component of the EcoJobs program takes place on the property surrounding San Francisco County Jail #5. When operational, the program will serve up to 12 at-risk youth program members per day in the year-round program and a total of 100 program members in the summer program.”

“Overnight Guard Services, $16,469. Yoga Instruction, $5,425. Subcontracted Goat Grazing, $11,000. Fencing Consultation and Installation, $7,940. Payroll facilitation, $730.”

“Liability of $15,113 from Part X, Line 17, accrued expenses, unpaid 2019 payroll.”