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“Glennon doyle, abby wambach, and amanda doyle have a family relationship. Glennon doyle, abby wambach, amanda doyle, and allison schott have a business relationship unrelated to the organization.”

“Together rising amended its bylaws effective march 1, 2023 to reflect that it had an executive director.”

“All of the members of the organization are e-mailed and notified that the return is available for their review. The members have access to a complete version of this form on a shared drive of the organization.”

“Annually, at a board meeting, each member of the together rising board of directors signs a conflict of interest policy statement. At such meetings, the secretary reminds each of the board members of the principles of the coi policy. If a conflict of interest arises, the interested person discloses all material facts to the directors/members of the committees and recuses herself from the determination of the remaining directors/committee members regarding the conflict of interest. If the remaining directors/committee members determine that the interested person has created a conflict of interest or failed to adequately disclose a conflict of interest, they will take appropriate corrective action.”

“Compensation of together rising's executive director is determined by the board of directors, which uses information from various independent sources, including comparable information from other similar organizations, advice from consultants, and market analyses. Compensation was most recently reviewed in august 2022.”

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

“Disaster relief - $1,468,304.26 in response to natural disasters around the world, together rising invested $1,468,304.26 to support communities in need. Together rising responded to those devastated by the earthquakes in turkey and syria. We invested $736,487.46 in three organizations: the syrian-led karam foundation, the turkish-led international blue crescent, and the turkish-led hayata destek (support to life). Because of these organizations' work, families have wet wipes when their little ones need diaper changes and thermal blankets to keep their babies warm during the cold nights. Young people have a community of their peers being brought together for group activities, giving them space to process the unbearable loss, grief, and trauma. Families have food baskets with essentialsenough for a family of four to eat for an entire week. Together rising distributed $451,816.80 for critical assistance for families devastated by wildfires on the island of maui. We distributed $146,470.01 to the maui food bank to provide essentials, including food, diapers, menstrual products, and toiletries, and $146,470.98 to ka hale a ke ola homeless resource centers, helping them provide shelter, housing, and other resources to those impacted by the wildfires. We invested $10,000 in n keiki o emalia to directly support grieving families in crisis as they grappled with the loss of their homes, belongings, and sense of security; $93,157.77 to n kama kai to support this native hawaiian-led organization's work to receive, transport, and manage the distribution of critical supplies to individuals on the ground in lahaina/maui; and $40,718.04 to maui hui malama to further their efforts to supply food, basic-need supplies, and gas and grocery gift cards. They also hosted family support days for displaced families to come together to share a meal and be in community. When a 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck the province of herat in afghanistan, our partner, too young to wed (tytw) mobilized immediately on the very day of the earthquake, before most organizations were even on the ground. In tents themselves, that first night alone tytw staff were delivering aid to over 1,000 families. Together rising was able to invest $50,000 in tytw programs to support families with food and education so that they are not faced with the impossible choice to either sell their girl children into marriage or keep their other children alive. Together rising invested $100,000 in our partner international blue crescent to provide immediate aid after the worst earthquake occurred in morocco in more than a century. Through together rising's donations, they were able to respond with core relief items, including food packets, non-food items, temporary shelter, hygiene kits, blankets, and drinking water. When horrific flooding overtook the northeastern city of derna in libya, together rising was able to support $50,000 each to two local organizations to provide urgent healthcare services, food and water, sanitation, and protection measures addressing the most vulnerable and at-risk from further harm including migrants, refugees, people with disabilities, women, girls, children, and healthcare workers. One of those organizations, the iseeyoufoundation, shared that they were "facilitating getting relief aid directly onto the ground in libya: medical supplies, diapers, food, medicine, everything needed to move through this actual living nightmare, this catastrophe that has left so many in a state of shock and horror." individual grants - $1,206,450.20 as part of our third largest program, together rising distributed $1,214,141.20 in grants directly to individuals and families. Virtually all of these grants were directed to families and individuals who applied for support, including help with a range of basic necessities such as housing, food, electricity, unexpected medical bills, transportation, and mental health support such as therapy. For example, together rising provided a gr”