Housing for Hope Inc.

“The executive committee may act with full authority of the board of directors between scheduled board meetings and also if a quorum is not present at a scheduled board meeting. Without intending to limit the powers given to the executive committee in the preceding sentence. The executive committee shall have also the specific responsibilities from time to time given to it by the board. In no event, however, shall the executive committee have the power to (a) fill any vacancy on the board of directors or any committee appointed by the board, (b) adopt amendments to the articles of incorporation or the bylaws, (c) amend or revoke policies established by the board of directors respecting the investment of funds held by this corporation: (d) encumber or authorize the sale of all or substantially all of the assets of the corporation: (e) authorize the dissolution of the corporation; or (f) take any other action prohibited by law. The membership of the executive committee shall consist of the officers of the corporation, the chairpersons of the external relations and resources development committee, the finance performance oversight committee, and, if still a director, the immediate past president of the corporation. The executive committee shall meet at least once each quarter prior to the board of directors regular meeting to review the recommendations of the other committees and plan the agenda of the regular meeting, including discussion and action items, staff presentations and program presentations. All members of this committee are currently part of the governing body.”

“Paul mulligan, david paddison, and stephen capobres have a business relationship as employees of catholic charities community services, inc.”

“Employees of catholic charities community services are responsible for the day-to-day operations of the organization under the supervision of the board of directors.”

“The corporation shall have a sole member who, initially, shall be catholic charities community services, inc, an arizona nonprofit corporation exempt under code section 501(c)(3).”

“Directors shall be appointed by the member or elected by the affirmative vote of the majority (51%) of the directors of this corporation at any regular or special meeting where directors are being voted on with the member' written approval.”

“The following actions shall not be taken by the corporation without the written approval of the member: election, removal, and filling vacancies of directors and officers; amendment of the articles of incorporation of this corporation, amendment of the bylaws of this corporation; and merger, consolidation or dissolution of this corporation.”

“The finance committee of the board of directors reviews the form 990 draft before submission. The full board of directors review after the filing is completed.”

“Board members are periodically required to sign a conflict of interest policy which states that there are no existing conflicts of interest, no potential conflicts of interest and, if one should arise, they will disclose it in writing. Each director shall disclose to the board of directors as soon as reasonably possible any possible conflict of interest. The disclosure shall include (a) the existence and nature of the conflict of interest and (b) all facts known to the director respecting the subject matter of the transaction that an ordinarily prudent person would reasonably believe to be material to a judgment about whether or not to proceed with the transaction. Any director having a conflict of interest on any matter shall abstain from voting on the matter, shall leave the meeting room when the matter is being discussed, and shall not be counted in determining the quorum for the vote on the matter, but may briefly state his or her position on the matter and may answer pertinent questions from other directors since his or her knowledge may be of great assistance. The minutes of the meeting involving any such conflict of interest transaction shall reflect that a disclosure was made. The abstention from voting, and the quorum situation. The minutes of the meeting involving any such conflict of interest transaction shall reflect that a disclosure was made, the abstention from voting, and the quorum situation. If a director is uncertain as to whether he or she has a conflict of interest which requires abstention, or if a director asserts that another director has such a conflict, the board, by majority vote of those present other than the director having the possible conflict, shall dedcide when abstention is required.”

“The board of directors determines the compensation of the ceo using data provided by the director of human resources, including a variety of compensation surveys with geographic and demographic data to determine a suitable compensation range. Ceo compensation has never exceeded the federal executive level ii rate, which is also a guideline for compensation. The process was last undertaken in 2017. Officer and key employee compensation is determined by the direct supervisor of the employee based on data provided by the human resources director, including a variety of compensation surveys with geographic and demographic information, to determine a suitable compensation range. The process was last undertaken in 2017.”

“The organization's articles of incorporation, by-laws, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are made available to the public upon request. The organization will publish its 990 and 1023 on its website.”

“Unrestricted assets reclassified to cccs, inc -123,195. Temporarily restricted assets reclassified from cccs, inc 285,000.”