Atlanta Urban Squash Inc

“Andrew bailey frank blake jr board member board member brothers-in-law”

“This form 990 was sent to the board of directors for review and comment prior to the filing”

“The executive committee and the board of directors reviewed all potential conflicts of interest at each quarterly board meeting at a minimum, with the review of the executive committee occurring monthly or bi-monthly on regularly scheduled calls.”

“The executive director's and all other employees' compensation plans were recommended by the budget, finance and compensation committee of a+ squash and approved by its board of directors. The committee is comprised of independent members from the board of directors and the advisory board. In developing its recommendation, the committee referenced an executive director.”

“Employment agreements for the executive director and key employees were executed based on independent review of comparable data and review by the board.”

“Returns are submitted to third-party websites such as guidestar.”

“The organization makes its governing documents and conflict of interest policy available upon request.”

“In the prior years, atlanta urban squash inc (aus) established atlanta squash center llc d/b/a atlanta community squash (acs) for the purpose of leasing,constructing leasehold improvements and ultimately operating a facility at 1019 collier rd nw suite a, atlanta, ga 30318. The facility opened in january 2020. The primary purpose of the facility is to be the long term home for aus and its youth development program, a+ squash. In addition, atlanta community squash (acs) offers low-cost, club-based membership and programming opportunities to squash players in the atlanta area from all socioeconomic backgrounds. As a single member llc, atlanta community squash (asc) is treated as an irs-defined disregarded entity.”