Emancipation Park Conservancy

“Line 11b Explanation - The Finance Committee reviews Form 990 and provides the 990 to the board before filing.”

“Each director, officer, and member of a committee with governing board delegated powers acknowledges they have received a copy of the conflict of interest policy, have read and understood it, and agree to comply with it. If a conflict arises, the organization follows the procedures for addressing the conflict as set out in the conflict of interest policy.”

“The board evaluates compensation for comparable positions from similar organizations in determining the Executive Directors' compensation. A written substantiation of the review and compensation decision is prepared.”

“Upon request.”

“The Conservancy provides for Emancipation Park's day-to-day care. It offers programs in the Park in education, health, wellness, and economic empowerment that are resourceful, fun, culturally relevant, informative, and unique opportunities for our community.”

“In partnership with strategic, corporate, and community partners, (EPC) offers programs in education, economic empowerment, and health and wellness that directly correlates with its community's needs, interests, and wants. Education: Juneteenth - program activities celebrating the Juneteenth Holiday, the oldest known US celebration of the end of slavery, commemorates June 19, 1865, when enslaved people were emancipated in Texas. The celebration empowers African descendants and engages their communities worldwide by sharing the history, traditions, heritage, and culture of African Americans and highlighting the strides and impact African Americans are making toward our own economic, educational, and political advancements. In June 2021, EPC hosted a dynamic Juneteenth "We Rise Up" Virtual Show and a celebratory event that reached over 81,000 globally, engaged over 10,000 from 7 countries, and had over 14,000 views. Holiday In The Tre': A continuation of the rich tradition to celebrate the holidays at the Historic Emancipation Park, showcasing talent and supporting businesses in the 3rd Ward community. Emancipation Conversations Lecture Series: This is an established platform that fosters invigorating, inviting, and transformative, interactive conversations surrounding the Black Experience. The discussions feature innovative and iconic community leaders, influencers, and humanitarians across various disciplines, including the arts, literature, business, science, philanthropy, and politics. Economic Empowerment: Bridging the Gap Financial Literacy Series - This program is designed to give families the needed tools to help break the cycle of poverty. Classes include budgeting workshops, financial planning, small business assistance, career development, and others to equip families for financial growth. EPC hosted 24 economic empowerment and educational programming with 8,479 participants. Health & Wellness: Get Fit in the Tre - these programs are a variety of fitness and exercise classes and classes on preparing healthy meals.”

“Professional services: Program service expenses 51,873. Management and general expenses 12,475. Fundraising expenses 12,000. Total expenses 76,348. Photography: Program service expenses 4,072. Management and general expenses 2,800. Total expenses 6,872. Management consultant: Management and general expenses 7,500. Total expenses 7,500. Payroll processing: Program service expenses 2,778. Management and general expenses 1,562. Fundraising expenses 360. Total expenses 4,700.”