Believe in People Inc

“Officers and directors have a business relationship.”

“Believe in people, inc. Has one member.”

“The member has the power to appoint additional members of the governing body.”

“The member has the power, among other things, to amend the bylaws and the certificate of incorporation and elect and remove directors.”

“There are no committees within the board.”

“An accounting professional prepared and reviewed the form 990. A full draft of the 990 along with all required schedules is provided to internal management and legal counsel for review. All questions are addressed and any modifications are made, if necessary. A full copy of the return was provided to the voting member of the board before filing.”

“Directors, officers, and employees are covered under the conflict of interest policy. Legal counsel meets periodically to review the policy and any potential conflicts, as needed.”

“Believe in people, inc. Did not have any compensated directors, officers or key employees.”

“The organization makes all required disclosures available to the public under irs regulations.”

“The corporation's operations and activities shall be restricted to and all grants made solely for the purpose of supporting entities and individuals working to move society toward one more fully characterized by equal rights and mutual benefit where people succeed by helping others improve their lives and everyone has the opportunity to fulfill their potential. The actions of the corporation shall at all times be consistent with the principles of human progress. . . [w]hile the underlying principles that inform this guidance are timeless and must remain the north star for those responsible for this corporation, the visions and strategies required to move society must be continually transformed as conditions change.”