Frontier Community Connection Fund

“Unrestricted Net Assets Beginning of year 2,884, End of year 2,884”

“Frontier Community Connection Fund has donated funds to the following organizations and individuals 4-H Camp Ohio check number 1194 500.00 for facility renovations, Melany Wine check number 1193 250.00 for medical bills, Bakersville Community Church check number 1195 2,000.00 for renovations, Friends of the Park check number 1196 1,000.00 for improvements to the public park, Bakersville Union Cemetery check number 1197 2,500.00 for cemetery maintenance, Coshocton County Beagle Club check number 1198 1,099.00 for dog kennel improvements, Coshocton Public Library - Friends of The Library check number 1199 500.00 for resources for the disabled kids, River View High School check number 1248 500.00 to help with freshmen orientation, Stone Creek Volunteer Fire Department check number 1249 1,500.00 for improvements to the fire station, Kids America Check number 1247 1,000.00 for youth sports program implementation, Farmers and Hunters Feeding The Hunger check number 1200 1,000.00 for restocking the food pantry for the needy, River View Local Schools check number 1201 290.00 to help with the basketball program, Coshocton County Junior Fair check number 1202 3,000.00 to build goat barns, Ridgewood High School Performing Arts check number 1203 3,000.00 to help with the performing arts program, Ridgewood Middle School check number 1204 500.00 to help with supplies for the special education program.”

“This the net income recieved at the end of the year. This is the amount that was leftover after the donations that were made during 2022.”

“The primary exemption purpose of Frontier Community Connection Fund is to strictly and exclusively operate for public charitable and educational purposes, Including within the terms is, promotion of health, contributing financially to community individuals with significant health issues by contributing and disbursing funds and/or principal collected thereof to other organizations exempt from Federal Income Tax under section 501 a of the Internal Revenue Codes as organisations described and outlined in section 501 c 3 of the Internal Revenue Code and which are other than private foundations within the meaning of section 509 a of the Internal Revenue Code and which are located and conduct significant activities within the community Frontier Power Company is located to state, local governments, and government entities, including school boards, in support of activities and programs in the service territory of the aforesaid Cooperative.”

“Statement About Activities Any organization that is a non-profit or group within the service territory of The Frontier Power Company is eligible to apply for Donations From Frontier Community Connection Fund. There is an Application form for funds that is completed by the applicant requesting for funds. The application is then reviewed by the Board of Trustees. Based upon the completed application and fund availability and the significancy of the need, the Board of Trustees choose the recipients of the donations.”

“The Frontier Community Connection Fund board members attend a minimum of two meetings per year. Frontier Community Connection Fund board members are volunteers. The board does not have an expense or allowable reimbursement account for their time and effort. Therefore, Frontier Community Connection Fund does not compensate nor do they contribute to an employee benefit plan program of the deferred compensation plan for the board members.”