Renaissance Charitable Supporting Organization Trust

“Line 3: The organization and its supported organization, Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc., outsources management and administrative services to Renaissance Administration LLC. Renaissance Administration LLC maintains the books and records, prepares tax returns and other required regulatory filings, and provides staff, resources, and professional expertise to carry out its administrative responsibilities for the organization. Line 7a: Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc., the supported organization, has the authority to operate, supervise, and control this organization. This includes the power to appoint a governing body for the organization. There is currently no governing body for this organization. There are no members or stockholders in this organization because it is legally organized as a trust. Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. has appointed a Trustee to act as fiduciary. Line 7b: Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc., the supported organization, has the authority to operate, supervise, and control this organization. This includes the power to appoint a governing body for the organization. There is currently no governing body for this organization. There are no members or stockholders in this organization because it is legally organized as a trust. Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. has appointed a Trustee to act as fiduciary. Line 11b: The Form 990 is reviewed by the President of Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. and the Trustee, Dacotah Bank. Line 12c: Trustees, officers, and directors are required to disclose any potential conflicts of interest before assuming their role. The conflict disclosures are reviewed annually. Line 19: The organization provides governing documents and tax returns upon request by authorized entities. Except for those disclosures required by legal and regulatory bodies, other disclosures must be approved by the Trustee and an officer of Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc.”

“Line 9: $10,000 from Atlantis Inc. represents proceeds from the sale of substantially all of the corporation's assets. Under South Dakota's Principal and Income Act, receipts from an entity's liquidation of assets are classified as Principal.”