Redford Center Inc.

“Chairman, James Redford, is the son of Board member, Robert Redford.”

“The Form 990 is reviewed by the Executive Director and Board Chairman. The completed Form 990 is available to all members of the RC Board. If any Board member has questions, comments and/or suggested changes, the Executive Director addresses these. Any necessary changes are made by the Executive Director, and the Form 990 is filed with the appropriate agency.”

“All Board members are annually asked to disclose any actual or potential conflicts of interest”

“Reasonable compensation for officers and key employees is determined through the use of comparability data. Compensation of trustees/key employees is approved by the Board of Directors.”

“Reasonable compensation for officers and key employees is determined through the use of comparability data. Compensation of trustees/key employees is approved by the Board of Directors.”

“Governing documents, policies and financial statements are made available to members of the general public upon request. The general public is also invited to visit www.guidestar.org where the formation documents and Form 990 for the organization are made available for viewing.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: Colorado River Initiative (Raise the River):Raise the River is a unique partnership of six United States and Mexico non-governmental organizations committed to restoring the Colorado River Delta. Members include Sonoran Institute, Pronatura Noroeste, National Audubon Society, The Nature Conservancy, Restauremos el Colorado, A.C., and The Redford Center. The coalition has worked with policymakers, water agencies, and governmental representatives from the U.S. and Mexico since 2012 to cooperatively create historic change for the Colorado River Delta, supported by the historic binational agreements Minute 319 (November 2012-December 2017) and Minute 323 (January 2018 - December 2026). The Redford Centers education and advocacy efforts on behalf of Raise the River have included the award-winning Redford Center-produced documentary WATERSHED, which has been screened more than 500 times in a dozen countries, has been selected to run at more than 53 film festivals and won numerous awards. It has been picked up by educational and online distributors, including Netflix, iTunes, and Amazon.com.Thanks to WATERSHED and The Redford Centers media efforts, Raise the River achieved its first $10 million fundraising milestone at the end of 2015. Funds raised to date have resulted (as of Dec 31, 2018) in more than 245,000 trees planted, 952 acres of habitat restored, and 18.7 billion gallons of water (57,362 acre-feet) acquired to help revive the natural ecosystem. Raise the River has engaged over 3,000 participants per-year average of local residents, school children, and volunteers from around the world in on-site restoration work and environmental education programs, since their 2015 inception.Raise the Rivers primary goal is to bring water and life back to the Colorado River Delta, and in doing so, create a model for future trans-national river restoration efforts throughout the world along with rebuilding the habitats that support local communities and wildlife. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: Redford Center Stories:Hosted by The Redford Center, Redford Center Stories is an environmental storytelling Contest designed for teachers who are ready to empower their middle school students to re-imagine materials use, production and waste in the 2019-2020 school year. Redford Center Stories celebrates young minds by offering a showcase for students to share their ideas through a Visual Storytelling Contest, with winners announced on Earth Day 2020. This project-based approach to learning sparks curiosity, invites creativity, builds confidence and fosters teamwork as students seek solutions to real-world environmental problems.”