Economic Empowerment Trust Fund

“Under Section 35QQ, Section 10 of Massachusetts General Laws,”

“the State Treasurer and Receiver General has appointing authority.”

“A copy of the completed form 990 is submitted to the EETF Executive”

“Director prior to submission.”

“The EETF annual report and board meeting minutes are published on the EETF”

“website.”

“The EETF follows Chapter 30A, Sections 18-25 of the Massachusetts General”

“Laws, 940 CMR 29.00, and the Open Meeting Law Guide published by the”

“Commonwealth of Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General. All Approved”

“Economic Empowerment Trust Fund's Board of Trustees meetings are published”

“on the EEFT website.”

“A copy of the completed Form 990 is submitted to the ETFF Executive Direct”

“for review and approval prior to submission.”

“Public employees of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts are required to”

“adhere to Chapter 268A of the Massachusetts General Laws.”

“The is enforced by completing online training within 30 days of entering”

“public service and biennially thereafter. Additionally, they”

“must acknowledge, in writing, they received the summary of the”

“conflict of interest law within thirty (30) days of entering public”

“service, and annually thereafter. Seven (7) board members and the EEFT”

“and Treasury support staff are public employees. Seven (7) board members”

“are not.”

“Expenses: $15800.00 including grants of: $0.00 Revenue: $9948.00”

“Refer to Schedule O”

“The Community Ambassadors Program is an initiative of the Office of”

“Economic Empowerment OEE, aimed at increasing the number of”

“Massachusetts residents who possess a strong understanding of”

“Financial foundations. OEE achieves this by creating a network of”

“community spokespeople tasked with delivering financial education”

“within their communities. The Community Ambassadors Program”

“was funded by the Economic Empowerment Trust Fund EETF for”

“Its first two cohorts through December 2024.”

“Grants $0”

“Expenses $15,800”

“Revenue $9,948”