Capable Kids Foundation Inc.

“Line 12 - capable kids foundation does not have its own written conflict of interest policy but it abides by the guidelines recommended by the irs for 501(c)3 including disclosure of any potential conflicts and requirement of three quotes for all vendors. Capable kids intends to create its own conflict of interest policy this year. Part vi, section b, line 13, line 14 - capable kids foundation intends to create its own whistleblower policy and its document retention and destruction policy this year.”

“Capable kids foundation, inc. Capable kids foundation, inc. Director director wife/husband”

“Electronic copy to be sent to the board members for review prior to filing.”

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“All policies and governing documents are available to the public upon request via mail or email.”

“Capable kids is dedicated to improving the quality of life for children with disabilities and their families by enabling them to participate in varios events and activities throughout the community, increase knowledge on topics for children with special needs, as well as advocate for improving commodities in the community.”

“Part ix statement of functional expenses: 24a gala expenses - annual fundraiser: this line shows expenses related to capable kids foundation largest fundraiser of the year, its annual gala. This amount is made up of the venue rental, food and drinks, entertainment, decorations, and other expenses related to the gala. These expenses were not included in lines 1-23. 24b supplies for events: this line includes expenses for supplies purchased to be used for different events throughout the year. 24c food for events: this line includes payment for food catering at capable kids events; payments for food purchased for smaller events such as support groups; and payment for food during a small fundraiser. 24d uniforms and shirts: this line includes payments for the purchase of uniforms for the participants at various capable kids' events; payment for regular capable kids' shirts; payment for volunteer shirts; and payment for board shirts. Part ix - line 16 occupancy: this line also includes amounts paid to rent the venues where capable kids' events are held.”

“4d other program services: advocacy and due process training 933 autism camp 1,058 community autism awareness event - 5k 10,220 cerebral palsy awareness event 228 la villa autism event 889 support groups 608 trunk or treat 519 twl 2,488 winter wonderland 12,400 other program service 7,500”

“South texas special needs conference - this was a 1 day conference including a pre-conference event with a q&a session with our keynote speaker the following day. The conference consisted of 4 sessions with 4 speakers to choose from each session (8 speakers total) providing information on topics of education, inclusion, adaptive playgrounds, addressing behavior, anxiety, nutrition, and puberty/teen issues. It targeted parents, educators, and professionals working with individuals with all disabilities. This program was provided at a very low cost of 10 for parents and 25 for professionals/educators in an attempt to reach as many people as possible with speakers from outside the region.”

“Program was high mainly due to travel fees to bring speakers in from across texas and out-of-state, however the caliber of education provided was worth it.”

“Football: 110 participants, 101 volunteers cheerleading: 32 participants bowling (single day event), 104 participants”

“PURPOSE”

“Noncash contributions -32,117 cash contributions to open bank account -5,303 total -37,420”