Sinnissippi Centers Inc.

“Alliance, inc. Acts as the management of sinnissippi centers, inc. Which is a related and wholly owned entity of alliance, inc. Daily management decisions are made by alliance, inc. Patrick phelan, lawrence prindaville and teresa good perform management duties for this organization. See part vii for their compensation.”

“The organization has one class of members. The sole member of the corporation is alliance, inc. An illinois not-for-profit corporation.”

“An annual meeting of the member shall be held immediately preceding the meeting of the board of directors of the corporation each year for the purpose of electing directors.”

“The sole member, alliance, inc. Has the right to amend or the right to not allow amendments to the governing documents without the approval of the governing body.”

“The organization does not have any committees that have authority to act on behalf of the governing body.”

“A draft copy of form 990 is provided to the governing body (board of directors) for review by the return preparer prior to filing. The organization's director and other members of the accounting department are also provided a copy of the return for their review. If changes are necessary, they are reported to the return preparer and incorporated into the final return.”

“The conflict of interest policy covers employees, directors, officers and board members. According to the policy, an individual must disclose the existence of the financial interest and be given the opportunity to disclose all material facts to the directors. Once all facts are disclosed, the remaining board will vote on whether a conflict of interest exists. The board will also discuss other alternatives and determine whether the transaction or arrangement is in the organization's best interest and whether it is fair and reasonable. Conflict of interest discussions are documented in the minutes of the board of directors. If the board has reasonable cause to believe an interested person has failed to disclose an actual or possible conflict, it shall inform the person, and give him/her an opportunity to explain the alleged failure to disclose. The board shall then take appropriate action.”

“The final decision for determining individual employee compensation includes a review and approval by the board of directors for the ceo and independently for other alliance staff by the ceo. Although these are either board or an independent decision by the ceo, a prior approved structured salary system that is updated annually is adhered to. Those annual updates and/or adjustments are normally driven by the national cpi and eci indexes. Within the structured salary system, a performance quartile schematic is used. The schematic allows for six (6) different levels of performance grading, along with four (4) separate quartiles with 0-2% percentage range separation for each performance level. Another document that is used is the fiscal year salary range by quartile form for each position that has been approved for alliance staffing. This form has each position listed by title, labor grade, and the four (4) quartiles illustrating the spread of salary designated for each position. The review of the ceo position is done with input from the sinnissippi centers, inc. Board of directors and the final compensation determination made by the alliance board of directors. Also taken into consideration, for comparison purposes is salary survey information for highly compensated positions within the private not-for-profit behavioral healthcare providers in illinois. This survey in the past has been conducted by mass and associates of illinois. As for the other alliance positions, the ceo performs those reviews and makes those salary determinations. Those compensation decisions and determinations have generally followed the same percentage increases given to the ceo on an annual basis.”

“The organization's governing documents are available to the public upon request in writing to the business office.”

“The organization maintains a board of directors which is responsible for oversight of the audited financial statements. The board is also responsible for the selection of the independent auditor.”