Military Support Coalition

“The form 990 was prepared by an independent cpa firm, and then it is mailed to the directors or distributed at a board meeting before being filed.”

“All of the directors and officers are subject to the conflict of interest policy and are required to disclose conflicts annually. A director with a conflict of interest in a particular transaction is required to recuse himself from decisions related to the transaction.”

“The organization makes its form 990 available to public inspection upon request.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“The board may designate two or more directors to constitute an executive committee. The executive committee may exercise all of the authority of the board in the management of the corporation to the extent authorized by the north carolina nonprofit corporation act.”

“ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1. Successfully advocated for continued funding of military construction projects at MCAS Cherry Point to support the 2d Marine Air Wing and Fleet Readiness Center (FRC) East. Projects included F-35 Aircraft Sustainment Center: $40,000,000 authorized towards a $200,000,000 project; Flightline Utilities Modernization: $15,000,000; and CH-53K Gearbox Repair and Test Facility: $44,830,000. 2. Continued to facilitate the $350 MILLION economic development project for the benefit of FRC East's C-130 maintenance program. Successes included the commencement of construction of an aerospace facility for use by FRC East. 3. Monitored and advocated for the Navy's Future Years Defense Program ("FYDP"), which includes significant increases for MCAS Cherry Point and FRC East. 4. Advocated for the basing of Navy C-130 squadron at MCAS Cherry Point, which could bring $200 MILLION in new construction and 500 sailors to the air station. We assisted in coordinating community support for the effort in coordination with the MCAS Cherry Point commanding officer. 5. Attended Association of Defense Communities conferences and policy forums in Washington, D.C. and the installation innovation forum in San Antonio, Texas. 6. Briefed U.S. House and Seante delegation members and staff on USMC Aviation, MCAS Cherry Point, and FRC East. 7. Briefed NC General Assembly delegation and leadership, including Rep. Steve Tyson, Speaker Tim Moore, and Sen. Bob Brinson, about Marine Corps aviation, MCAS Cherry Point, and FRC East. 8. Supported NC Military Affairs Commission, local government boards, and other non-profits in their support for MCAS Cherry Point and FRC East. 9. Monitored and prepared for Marine Corps transformation and possible changes in aviation squadron size and overall Marine Corps size reductions.”