The Citizens Assembly Inc

“The Board approves the compensation.”

“The Citizens Assembly, Inc. does not have any committee.”

“The President reviews the Form 990 and approves for filing.”

“Every Director, Officer and other Employees are required to disclose if any conflict of interest exists.”

“The compensation of the top management is determined by the board.”

“The management decides the compensation.”

“The documents are avilable upon request.”

“The Citizens Assembly, Inc. also collected the following number of petitions for delivery to Washington, DC for these specific campaigns: Senior Security Alliance 442,272 The Greatest Generation 88,368 The Seniors Trust 329,599 82 & Up 104,638 Total: 964,877 The Board approves it. Following Expenses were also incured during 2022:Caging 384,645 Mailshop Servic 476,014Data Processing 568,657 Advertising 72,240 Bank Charges 32,627 Consulting 25,058Credit Card Fees 38,933 Subscriptions 3,553 State Registration Fees 8,197 Total 1,263,724”

“Form 990 Part I Line 1 & Part III Line 1The Citizens Assembly, Inc. is a 501(C)(4) non-profit organization that gives the American People a voice in Washington, DC on many issues, including: strengthening and improving Social Security for current and future beneficiaries, calling for an increase in monthly benefits. Our Direct Mail Program educates Americans on these issues and if they wish to take action, provides them with an opportunity to send petitions, ballots, surveys and polls to elected officials in Washington, DC urging passage of specific legislation related to each issue. Form 990 - Part III Line 4aIn 2022, as part of our Direct Mail Campaign, The Citizens Assembly, Inc. sent out the following number of educational letters and correspondence to concerned citizens across America under these specific campaigns: Senior Security Alliance 3,789,224 The Greatest Generation 752,197 The Seniors Trust 2,968,624 82 & Up 1,153,328 Total: 8,663,373 The Citizens Assembly is committed to giving Americans the chance to have their voice heard on Capitol Hill and throughout Washington, D.C. on these crucial issues that are essential to the nations future.The Citizens Assembly not only reached out to these Americans on these issues, but also asked them about which actions they think should be priorities for their elected and appointed leadership. In addition to this direct outreach, The Citizens Assembly also hosted an issues symposium on the Capital Hill to raise awareness about the results of these surveys and the importance of direct citizen engagement wih Congress regarding key legislation. Form 990 - Part VI, Section C, Line 17 / Schedule G - Part I, Line 3Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin”