Westview Inc.

“The organization has outsourced its accounting and payroll functions to jenifer cryer, an independent contractor. Ms cryer was compensated 13,286 during 2021 for her services.”

“A copy of form 990 was made available to the executive director and the organization's trustees and was reviewed prior to filing.”

“The organization's trustees reviews and approves the compensation for the executive director using industry specific comparative data.”

“The organization's charter, by-laws, and financial statements are made available upon request.”

“In early 2020, the world health organization declared the coronavirus ("covid") outbreak to be an international pandemic. Governmental response to the pandemic included significant limitations on many aspects of daily lives, including personal mobility and closures of many public facilities. These limitations have caused significant disruption to workflow for commercial and non-profit entities and also have impacted the economies, supply chains and financial markets in the united states and around the globe. Specific impacts of the pandemic to the organization were as follows: camp closure. Due to government-imposed restrictions, the organization was unable to hold camp during 2020 (although an isolated number of groups held retreats in late 2020). The organization resumed full operations in 2021 with attendance levels approximating 90% of pre-covid levels. Paycheck protection program. The organization met the criteria of section 1102 of the coronavirus aid, relief, and economic security act ("cares act") regarding the paycheck protection program ("ppp") and the organization received a round 1 ppp loan in the amount of 86,174 from the small business administration in may 2020. The terms of the round 1 ppp loan included debt forgiveness upon meeting specific criteria and the organization met such criteria and received forgiveness for all outstanding amounts in december 2020. The organization also met the criteria for a round 2 ppp loan under criteria established by the consolidated appropriations act, 2021. In january 2021, the organization received a round 2 ppp loan in the amount of 86,174. The consolidated appropriations act, 2021 also included forgiveness criteria and the organization met such criteria in 2021. Economic injury disaster loan. In june 2020, the organization received a targeted economic injury disaster loan advance ("eidl") in the amount of 7,000. The organization met the forgiveness requirements for this advance in 2020. Employee retention credit. The organization met the criteria for the employee retention credit ("erc") and filed amended payroll tax filings with the internal revenue service claiming erc in the amount of 36,482. Vaccine. In late 2020, the international medical community formulated a covid vaccine and substantial quantities have been distributed throughout the world. The ultimate efficacy of the vaccine and its long-term impacts, if any, are unknown at this time. Leading medical experts generally agree that the extent of covid throughout the world may be substantially reduced by 2023; however, new variants of covid have been identified in 2022 and have impacted individuals across the globe. Future outlook. The organization's trustees are continually monitoring the impact of the pandemic but has not made any adjustments to the accompanying financial statements as a result of covid-related uncertainties. The organization's trustees will review and adjust planned operations should it be determined the pandemic will significantly impact the organization's financial position and/or activities.”

“Volunteers fulfill governance roles and support program needs.”

“The organization received no income subject to taxation during the year.”