Running Rebels Community Organization Inc.

“The Co-Executive Directors are husband and wife.”

“Once received the 990 is reviewed by the Comptroller and the Board of Directors. Any revisions are made and approved by the Board of Directors. The Board also has the authority to assign the task of reveiewing and approving the annual 990 to a specific individual or a group of individuals on the Board of Directors.”

“Conflict of interest forms are completed by each board member upon their appointment to the Board. If there is a change in their status an updated conflict of interest statement is completed”

“The board of directors determines the compensation of the co-executive directors. The board of directors uses surveys and other data comparing companies of similar size and budgets to set salary standards.”

“The executive directors determine the salary for other key employees with the support of the board of directors.”

“All required information is maintained at organizations business office and provided to the public as requested in a timely manner.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Violence Free Zone is a collaborative between The Center for Neighborhood Enterprise, Milwaukee Public Schools, and Running Rebels Community Organization.The goals of this initiative are to reduce disruptive and violent incidents with selected Milwaukee Public High Schools and their surrounding communities. This initiative has been successful in reducing suspensions and class disruptions allowing the classrooms to become safer and more conducive environments for learning. For more information on this initiative visit cneonline.org. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: Recreational and Athletics Program the goal of this program is to provide a variety of services for youth within our programs and the community. These services include providing a safe place for youth to engage in recreational activities, structured and team building activities such as basketball and football leagues, and a variety of tutoring opportunity to assist youth educationally - $364,111. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: Entrepreneurial The goal of this program is to assist youth in learning life skills that will help them become productive members of the community. Youth have the opportunity to apprentice in the following areas: lawn care and snow removal, move jobs, catering and food service, limited demolition and construction work. The youth have the ability to learn a trade and create income for themselves - $297,812.”

“A Pledge Receivable of $200,000 was not recorded at 12/31/15. The prior period is restated to reflect the correction of the error. The corresponding net assets are considered temporarily restricted.”