Minnesota Dare

“Form 990 is reviewed by the executive board of the board of directors prior to filing with the irs.”

“Compensation is set by the executive committee based on their individual experience.”

“Financial statements, conflict of interest practices and governing documents are available upon request for the same period of disclosure as set forth in section 6104(d).”

“Mentoring and training:program service expenses 18,340.management and general expenses 0.fundraising expenses 0.total expenses 18,340.total other fees on form 990, part ix, line 11g, col a 18,340.”

“Mn dare continues to address important issues facing our communities violence, bullying; suicides; mental health issues; de-escalation; healthy lifestyles; addiction - especially pain killers to heroin, access to marijuana, methamphetamine and synthetic drugs (all of this programming includes students, parents, workplaces, and communities); alcohol, tobacco, and vaping issues and abuse; and equality/racial issues which are calling for a return to community policing: communities and law enforcement working together. Mn dare continues to provide information through social media, speaking engagements, dare graduations, and hosting special events. We work to provide positive alternatives for families and children. Historically mn dare supported and helped conduct dare officer training. In 2024, the organization took on a lead role in fully running 2, 2 week training session for police officers to become certified dare officers to be able to conduct dare sessions for middle school children in the schools. This will be an ongoing program service going forward in additional to historical mn dare program services. This entailed handling all logistics for the facility and assisting with finding lodging as well as paying costs for things such as hiring trainers, providing training materials, assisting with meals. Mn dare also handled receipt of fees from police departments for the cost of the training.”