Fields & Futures Foundation

“Upon receipt of the form 990 for review, the president of the organization meets with management to clarify any questions and review all presented information. Before the chairman of the board approves and signs the form 990 a copy of the prepared draft is shared with all board members for their individual respective reviews. All board members have an opportunity to raise questions and also approve the prepared form 990 at the subsequent scheduled board meeting.”

“Each year, the board requires all board members, officers and key employees to disclose any and all conflicts of interest. Record of completed forms are maintained on record by the board.”

“Annually, or in the event of a material change in job responsibilities and job scope, the president of the organization consults with all board members to review the responsibilities, level of experiences, and performances of top management personnel. Changes in compensation is carefully considered in context of the organization's future financial objectives and planned budget environments. The president makes a recommendation to the board which is then voted upon by all board members.”

“Upon request, the organization will make all policies and manuals available for inspection on-site, in the organizaton's offices.”

“We help kids realize their purpose and potential by building and maintaining athletic fields across oklahoma's largest school district. After connecting the dots between the poor conditions of many athletic fields in the oklahoma city public schools (okcps) school district and the district's below-national-average rates for sports participation and graduation, fields & futures was created in 2012 with a singular aspiration: to put more okcps students on the path to graduation by constructing state-of-the-art athletic fields and creating a district-wide culture of sports participation. With approximately 45,000 students, more than 8 out of 10 of which are economically disadvantaged, oklahoma city public schools is oklahoma's largest school district. By focusing our efforts on the students, school, and communities served by okcps, we believe we can ignite lasting social change that impacts oklahoma city for years to come. Since our first project at jefferson middle school in 2012, we have completed 35 athletic fields, 20 courts, and 7 asphalt tracks at 18 different okcps campuses. In addition, we assume the financial and logistical responsibility of providing comprehensive, ongoing maintenance at every improved site so that none of our fields ever fall back into disrepair. The results can't be ignored. By building and maintaining improved facilities for okcps, we are building better students, better leaders, and a better future for oklahoma city.”