1882 Project Foundation

“Members of the Board of Directors are asked to disclose any conflicts of interests that they may have when working on any projects with compensation.”

“The organization's Board of Directors and Executive Directors are not compensated for their time in that particular role; they provide volunteer or in-kind services. Some Program Project Directors or Managers may be compensated for specific grant based work after review of comparable market rates; compensation is usually in the form of stipends or honorariums to cover for reasonable cost of living including transportation.”

“The organization provided governing documents conflict of interest policy and financial statements available upon request especially when applying for grants.”

“| Explanation:| Most of these individuals are retired and are serving in these roles as volunteers. All of the Directors Mangers and Liaisons listed in this section are providing in-kind or pro bono services for these particular roles. Compensation is only provided as travel reimbursements when requested.”

“| Description:, Expense Amount:, Grants Amount:, Revenue Amount:| Other program services include: 1 Summit Tunnel Heritage Tour Project: Provide management staff support content and consultation for US Forest Service programs to promote use of public parks primarily at the Summit Tunnel where the first Transcontinental Railroad crossed the Sierra Nevada Mountains and at sites along the route from Sacramento to Reno. This is a project supported by the US Forest Service to promote awareness and use of Forest Service and BLM lands through webinars film documentary and onsite tours. 2 Chinatown Off H Street Project: An oral history and site preservation project to address DC Chinatown gentrification issues; affects innumerable people using traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture Buddhist temple and corner Chinese markets plus Chinatown tourists. 3 Range 99 at the Congressional Cemetery: to establish and provide for upkeep and maintenance of a national historical memorial for Chinese Americans. 4 1882 OCA Educational Collaborative: to evaluate the state of teaching APA subjects throughout the U.S. produce lesson plans and organize teacher workshops 5 Congressional Gold Medal to Chinese American WWII veterans organize celebratory events 6 Talk Story Timeless Echoes 1882@MLK: These are monthly public presentations on Chinese American history and heritage quarterly presentations on current events evaluated through reviews of historical incidents and ad hoc presentations on cross-community discussions drawn from file and literature, $31569, $0, $0|”