Racing for Home Inc

“Vice President Brian Courtney maintained the books and records for the year, and assembled the information for the return. Once the return was prepared, the return was shared with the board of directors before filing.”

“All of our officers and directors are volunteer, do not earn, and have never been paid, any salary, fees or other remuneration of any kind since the formation of the Company in 2010.”

“Our governing documents and conflict of interest policy are available upon request. We are required to provide those to the TAA every two years on re-accreditation. We do not publicly disclose our financial statements, although the majority of that information is included in our public 990.”

“The president and chair of the board of the company, Acacia Courtney Clement, is the daughter of VP and director Sherrie Courtney, and VP Brian Courtney”

“Director Kim Boocher can be reached at 200 Leslie Drive Hallandale Beach FL 33008”

“We are accredited by the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance (TAA) as one of only 83 organizations in the US. TAA is the accrediting body of Thoroughbred horse rescue nonprofits. The process of accreditation is an extensive analysis of our financial controls and organization, a physical inspection of our facilities by Jockey Club approved inspectors, and assessment of our horses. TAA provides us with an annual grant to offset some of our operating expenses. All revenue goes exclusively to the care of our horses through board, vet, or training. Our organization has been featured on Fox Sports, Fox and Friends, the Today show, and numerous other media outlets.”

“our horses are boarded at third party barns; our total boarding costs are included under the occupancy category.”