Tomorrow Youth Repertory

“The form will be sent to all board members but as of this moment it has not yet happened will likely happen next week. The reason is simply to do with vacations and no board members are unaware of the filing and all are aware of the broad strokes of what is within.”

“Our conflict of interest policy has a "duty to disclose" although we did not require regular report to reaffirm. The organizations small size allows for ease in maintaining knowledge of officers other activities.”

“All Officer compensation amounts as well as rates for instructor compensation that effected any board members were approved by the independent members of the governing board. Some comparability data was used mostly related to nearby theater companies and also with care that officers are paid similarly to non-officers for similar work performed.”

“All documents are available to public upon request”

“| Explanation:| Line 1a: Tyler Null is an instructor fo rmany class programs and has also served as a designer due to his background as a way of allowing the company to save money his design work was done for free. Amounts that were paid to him in ANY capacity is included here not just the amounts paid to him for his work as an officer. His total pay for his work as an officer was: $41,346.48 with the rest of his pay being made up of individual class instruction at an hourly rate comparable to other instructors. Similarly Julia Bruce occasionally teaches a weekly class and the money that she has been paid by TYR was for her clsss work. Her board work has been completely volunteer.”

“We began offering a Winter Mainstage by audition program as well as school-year weekly classes on a variety of subjects that are independent of our usual productions.”

“| Explanation:| YR awards financial aid to anyone who asks for it. It is not carefully tracked and was treated over the year as pay what you will. My estimate is that we awarded somewhere around $12,500 in waived tuition. But since these donations are in the form of waived revenue rather than diret payments. My understanding is not to put a number on this line.”

“| Explanation:| We have a certain amount of technical goods speakers cables etc which we save for re-use as well as some set pieces. We also have a large costume inventory which we occasionally loan or rent. The value is an estimation.”

“| Explanation:| While we do have mailing lists and plenty of goodwill we have no intention of monetizing these things. So it is listed as $0”

“| Explanation:| Includes website fees and subscription services we use for some online classes.”

“| Explanation:| "Office Expenses also includes classroom supplies & itmes used for facilitating direct class operations.”

“| Explanation:| Line 11g - Design Fee for costumes for several of our productions.”

“| Explanation:| This is borken into column B & C because not only do the corps officers spend time on both Program Service and more General Managerial activities but corporations paid officers are also instructors and they devote the builk of their time directing and teaching. The breakdown of duties is as follows: [Program Direction: $11,346.48 Instruction: $41,837.95. General Management: $30,000]”

“| Explanation:| TYR offers to waive or lower tuition for any student or parent who requests it making our programs effectively pay what you will. The total amount of aid granted by this practice was not tracked over the course of the year but it is the standard practice. The most recent estimate landed at $10,000 in aid granted but this is almost certainly an undercount and I think it to be more like $12,500 and honestly it may be closer to $20k.”

“| Explanation:| Line 2a: This is for our calendar year 2023 which was the final completed calendar year at the end of our fiscal year. If the calendar year 2024 is preferrred the number is 19. If the total number of employees during our actual fiscal year is preferred the number is also 19”