Log Cabin Republicans

“One may become a member of log cabin republicans in two main ways: 1.any registered republican may join log cabin republicans by paying dues to the national organization. 2.any registered republican may join a log cabin chapter. Some chapters also allow for honorary members. Some chapters also allow non-republicans to join as "friends". Those members may or may not have the right to vote in the local chapter elections, depending upon their by-laws.”

“The draft of the 990 will be reviewed by the president and the administration and compliance committee chaired by the log cabin rebublican treasurer. Once approved by the administration and compliance committee, the treasurer will submit the form to the full board for approval. After approval from the board, the president will sign the form and file it timely with the irs. A copy will be retained permanently in the organization's address of record. Copies will be made available upon request.”

“Board members are required to sign conflict of interest policy statements at the annual meeting of the members of log cabin republicans. New board members are required to sign the conflict of interest policy statements as part of the on-boarding training. Directors are charged with the responsibility of bringing any changes that may violate the policy immediately as they become known. Any known conflicts of interest are communicated to the chairman of the board and the president. Members who violate the policy are subject to termination from the board.”

“For a new hire, the board appointed search committee determines the job description and compensation for the position. Adjustments during the president's tenure are reviewed and approved by the board executive committee. Compensation is determined on current market conditions, precedent within the organization, budget considerations and compensation levels of peer organizations.”

“The log cabin republicans makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements available for public inspection upon request.”

“The log cabin republicans (lcr), a district of columbia not-for-profit corporation was incorporated on february 12, 1993 to work within the republican party to advocate equal rights for all americans, including gays and lesbians. The log cabin republicans is involved in a variety of education and lobbying efforts regarding issues such as gay and lesbian families, healthcare, workplace discrimination, defending the constitution and defending freedom.”

“Pride events 6,967 membership 11,707 elections 7,159 chapter development 9,017 lobbying 27,866”

“Interns 2,500 0 0 program consultants 83,800 0 0 consultant - website 7,640 1,092 364”