Healthtree Foundation Inc.

“A copy of the return is provided to board members via email.”

“Covered annually via board meetings.”

“The compensation committee follows the rebuttable presumption of reasonableness procedure described in irs regulations section 53.4958-6(c) when setting compensation for the position of president/ceo and utilizes comparable non-profit salary data for establishing compensation levels.”

“The compensation committee follows the rebuttable presumption of reasonableness procedure described in irs regulations section 53.4958-6(c) when setting compensation for officers or key employees and utilizes comparable non-profit salary data for establishing compensation levels.”

“Crowdcare foundation makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, or financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“Part viii, line 8c - the net loss from fundraising events reported on line 8c does not incorporate the contribution revenue from all fundraiser gross receipts. The contribution revenue is reported on line 1c and on line 8a. The net economic outcome of crowdcare foundation's 2019 fundraisers: gross receipts from all events 157,742 less: cash expenses of events (51,336) net economic benefit from fundraisers 106,406”

“The organization expanded the healthtree data solution program with healthtree university. The service includes a video production element that is dedicated to teaching viewers about multiple myeloma.”

“Support for clinical trials (sct): the crowdcare foundation recognizes that little-known diseases provide a significant challenge: there aren't that many patients to participate in clinical research. The crowdcare foundation aims to promote clinical trial participation to help accelerate the pace of medical research. The myeloma crowd radio and als crowd radio shows interview top researchers and encourage patients to join clinical trials in their respective disease states. These shows give patients insight into the latest research being performed. Additionally, the myeloma crowd research initiative (mcri) is a crowdsourced and crowdfunding research project to find and fund the best research for high-risk myeloma patients. The mcri is now funding three immunotherapy projects: dr. David chung at the memorial sloan kettering cancer center, dr. Cesar rodrigues at wake forest university, and dr. Frank zhan at the university of iowa. Als crowd is developing a data aggregate system for als patients to identify key drivers and biomarkers to better define the disease.”