Estancia High School All Sports Boosters

“The organization holds its Annual Meeting in Spring. This meeting is largely focused on operating matters such as Summer Programs and their Insurance Expense. This meeting also serves to nominate/elect the Board. The FY14 Board was re-elected at this meeting by the Members. The FY14/FY15 board consists of 4 community members with experience in organization leadership/governance.”

“Based on experience gained from other educational non-profit organizations, the President uses www.form990.org to create/file IRS Form 990. The draft 990 is reviewed and approved by the Treasurer and then subsequently reviewed and approved by the Vice President and Secretary.”

“The corporation's bylaws (Article 8.5) describes our written Conflict of Interest policy. Each director and officer of the corporation are annually expected to review and comply with this Conflict of Interest policy.”

“Multiple public information access methods exist. First: Upon request ; Second: The State of California Department of Justice Attorney General operates the Registry of Charitable Trusts and offers online access to all Governing Documents including Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, and annual US IRS 990 Tax Information Filing at http://rct.doj.ca.gov/ ; Third: Other 3rd party organizations have IRS 990 online including Urban Institute's National Center for Charitable Statistics at http://nccs.urban.org/”

“Multiple public information access methods exist. First: Upon request ; Second: The State of California Department of Justice Attorney General operates the Registry of Charitable Trusts and offers online access to all Governing Documents including Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, and annual US IRS 990 Tax Information Filing at http://rct.doj.ca.gov/ ; Third: Other 3rd party organizations have IRS 990 online including Urban Institute's National Center for Charitable Statistics at http://nccs.urban.org/”

“NAICS 2012 Business Code #611710: "Educational Support Services"”

“The corporation was under formation for CY12 (1/1/12-12/30/12). The corporation had limited operation for CY13 (1/1/13-12/30/13) and FY14 (1/1/14-6/30/14, change in accounting period). Commencing with FY15 (7/1/14-6/30/15), the corporation began operating as an Umbrella Booster organization via IRS approved Fiscal Sponsorship structure. For FY16 (7/1/15-6/30/16), specific Program Services include twelve (12) Athletic Projects, two (2) Arts Projects, three (3) Academic/Club Projects, and one (1) Community Service Projects, for a total of eighteen (18) projects. This compares to fourteen (14) total projects in FY15 (7/1/14-6/30/15)”

“Starting FY15 (7/1/14-6/30/15), the corporation offered its Program Services via IRS approved Fiscal Sponsorship methods. The corporation is a non-profit tax-exempt organization and Projects lacking non-profit tax-exempt status or searching to reduce non-profit tax-exempt administrative overhead join via first an Application and once approved an Agreement. Projects are then Authorized to open and operate their own dedicated Checking Accounts under the corporations FEIN, control, and administration. FY16 (7/1/15-6/30/16) was the corporation's second full year of operating via Fiscal Sponsorship and four additional Projects were added and Projects operated six Fireworks booths during the City-of-Costa-Mesa's annual July 4th Fireworks sales program.”

“Management and General Expense of $275.00 based on Banking Fees of $140 and Government Filing Fees of $135 for Non-Profit Tax-Exempt Status via Parent Booster USA and various State of California required filings.”