United Community Services Inc.

“Draft copy of the 990 and supporting schedules was provided to the outside accountant of the organization and the board of directors. The forms were reviewed with members of the board for approval before the form was completed and filed.”

“It is the policy of the board that existence of any conflicts of interest that exist be disclosed before the transaction is consummated. It also sta tes that it is the continuing responsibility of the board to scrutinize th eir transactions and outside business interests and relationships for pote ntial conflicts and to immediately make such disclosures.”

“These documents are made available to the public upon request.”

“United community services, inc. Exists solely to provide a long-term affordable office space solution for other non-profit human service agencies. Through fundraising and bank financing, united community services, inc. Obtained funding to purchase land and construct a 14,000 square foot building with a finished basement. The basement is used for common areas (i.e. Kitchen, conference/meeting rooms, storage and media room). Fundraising began in mid-october of 1994 and concluded with the construction of the building in 1996. Fundraising was conducted by volunteer board members of the united community services, inc. And other volunteers from the community. The buildidng is centrally located to neenah/menasha residents and houses five non-profit human service agencies. The purpose is to provide long term affordable office space for these agencies, to reduce these agencies costs by sharing common administrative services and to provide them rent free comon areas. As bank debt is retired, actual rent figures are lowered. Rent figures are established as a cost of operating and maintaining the building. United community services, inc. Is run by a board of directors comprised of representatives from non-profit agencies that are leasing space in the new building and outside community volunteers. The building is self-managed by the occupying agencies and the board of directors. This helps keep operating expenses, thus rent figures, low.”

“Decrease in beneficial interest in cf -3,529”