Enrichmond Foundation

“Copy of form 990 is provided to each board member prior to filing.”

“Board members are required to disclose all potential conflicts of interest on an annual basis.”

“Determined by board of directors through performance evaluation and review of salaries for similar positions throughout the industry.”

“Governing documents made available through public record. Financial information available at the following: www.giverichmond.org www.guidestar.org”

“The form 990 as originally filed for the 2020 calendar year inadvertently omitted the contribution of two plots of land. It was previously believed that the contribution occurred during the following tax year, but it was recently discovered that the contribution was actually made on november 9, 2020.”

“Partner funds: since 1990 enrichmond has served the citizens of richmond as an umbrella, not-for-profit, charitable organization for over one hundred volunteer efforts and special initiatives or 'friends" groups. These groups include community and civic associations, outdoor enthusiasts, community gardens, and other civic-based efforts whose primary mission is to maintain, restore, preserve, and improve richmond's public resources. Partnering with community-based partners we have raised millions of dollars in funding and an equal value in volunteer service work. Our work continues to support more organizations striving to improve their communities via our fiscal management services and deliver cultural and environmental equity to richmond's citizens under the one richmond endeavor. Our goals for the coming years are to continue expanding our services to enable and enhance communities that are income-challenged to enhance and improve public space/park amenities and in turn improve their quality of life.”

“Treelab: the program purpose is to beautify, improve, and inform the city of richmond through ornamental plant production, planting, and education, with a focus on native species. Treelab produces high-quality beautification plants and connects citizens to the benefits of richmond's natrual urban environment through information distribution, access to horticultural expertise, collaborative projects, and workforce development opportunities. Total expenses were 206,877. 17th street market: the goal is to provide the diverse surrounding community with a vibrant community space where the community can find healthy, sustainably sourced foods and support the small business of the local farmers, neighborhood retailers, and restaurants. As a family- friendly market square, a number of additional activities and events are held throughout the year designed to engage and entertain the foundation's neighbors. Total expenses were 127.”