Community Futures Foundation and Subsidiaries

“Payroll preparation duties have been outsourced to paychex.”

“The agency's draft form 990 and underlying consolidated financial statements were presented to the agency's finance committee for review and approval in october 2018. Upon approval, the draft form 990 and underlying consolidated financial statements were electronically distributed to the agency's board of directors for review and comment approximately 7 days prior to filing.”

“The board of directors, all of whom are independent of the agency, monitors and enforces all known or suspected conflicts of interest through annual disclosures by all board members and discussion/evaluation of all reported or suspected conflicts of interest (exclusive of participation and attendance of the conflicted board member). During the fiscal year, the agency purchased insurance products from rcm&d, an insurance agency that employs the board president. Expense associated with coverage placed by rcm&d during the fiscal year was approximately 14,200. The board president does not receive any compensation in any regard related to transactions between the agency and rcm&d. The board of directors have evaluated this matter and have concluded that the terms of the contractual arrangement with rcm&d are at, or below, fair market value. In accordance with best practices in the brain injury rehabilitation arena and pursuant to recommendations by the agency's accrediting body, the agency's board of directors includes family representatives of members participating in the agency's programs. The board of directors have evaluated the services received by these members and have concluded that such services were not preferential in any manner. These discussions and evaluations are documented in the agency's board minutes.”

“The executive director's compensation and benefit package is reviewed annually by the executive committee of the board of directors, all of whom are independent of the agency. The executive committee uses compensation data provided by independent third parties, internet based research and local/regional data in the annual review.”

“Governing documents are made available to the public upon request to jason a. Young, executive director, at the agency's address.”

“In addition to donors listed on schedule b, the agency wishes to acknowledge the generosity of the following organizations that granted funds to the agency during fiscal year 2018: 1. Altria companies employee community fund; 2. Back up now, inc.; 3. Barnes & diehl; 4. Bernardine franciscan sisters foundation of newport news; 5. Bon air rotary club; 6. Cantor stoneburner ford grana buckner; 7. Career support systems; 8. The community foundation serving richmond and central virginia; 9. Coppertree construction; 10. Dallan construction; 11. Dars; 12. Dominion energy charitable foundation; 13. First united methodist church of newport news foundation; 14. Dr. Cecile fumagali; 15. Injured workers law firm; 16. Johnson, mirmiran & thompson; 17. Kaleo legal coca cola consolidated (in-kind); 18. Marsh & mcclennan; 19. Patient first corporation; 20. Positive vibe foundation; 21. Rcm&d; 22. The reco foundation; 23. Rsm; 24. Dr. Chad van scyoc; 25. Tekrva; 26. Tidewater physicians multispecialty group; 27. Tree of life services, llc; 28. United way women's club of bon air; 29. Village bank; 30. Virginia business systems; 31. Wells coleman; and 32. Zen llc (aka wild ginger); the agency is also the grateful recipient of financial contributions by 100% of the members of its board of directors and a substantial number of its employees. The agency is accredited through the commission on accreditation of rehabilitation facilities ("carf"). Carf is an internationally recognized non-profit accrediting body that provides accreditation in the human services field focusing on the areas of rehabilitation, employment and community, child and family, and aging services. Carf provides six levels of accreditation ranging from accreditation with stipulations to a full three-year accreditation. In 2006, 2009, 2012, 2015, and 2018, the agency received carf's highest accreditation, the three-year accreditation which signifies that the agency (1) satisfies the carf accreditation conditions; (2) demonstrates substantial conformity to standards of quality; and (3) maintains programs designed and operated to benefit the persons it serves. Calendar of events: 07/21/2017 black and white dance party the denbigh house, 12725 mcmanus blvd. Newport news, va. 10/13/2017 the mill house pig out, 8th annual bbq fundraiser the mill house, 7812 shrader road, richmond, va. 10/25/2017 mlk day of service the mill house, 7812 shrader road, richmond, va. 11/15/2017 presentation on different lobes of the brain the mill house, 7812 shrader road, richmond, va. 11/21/2017 thanksgiving meal the mill house, 7812 shrader road, richmond, va. 01/18/2018 speech on diabetes by a member of va dept. Of health the mill house, 7812 shrader road, richmond, va 03/17/2018 8th annual lifting the silence gala the john marshall ballrooms, richmond, va. 04/20/2018 beyond brain injury, a professional workshop the denbigh house, 12725 mcmanus blvd. Newport news, va. 05/18/2018 annual cookout the denbigh house, 12725 mcmanus blvd. Newport news, va. 05/21/2018 display at the altria/hunton & williams veterans service mcguire veterans admn. Medical center, richmond, va.”

“Volunteers provide board services and assist with program service.”

“The mill house had an average daily census of 12 members per day and served approximately 84 individuals during the year ended june 30, 2018. The denbigh house had an average daily census of 10 members per day and served 77 individuals during the year ended june 30, 2018. Approximately 5,359 days of professional care were provided to the aforementioned individuals during the year ended june 30, 2018. The mill house and the denbigh house are operating at full capacity. In addition, during the year ended june 30, 2018, the agency provided case management services throughout the greater richmond, virginia community to approximately 163 individual survivors of acquired/traumatic brain injuries. The individuals referred to above were provided vocational rehabilitation, independent living, case management and other community based services. The agency is the grateful recipient of invaluable services from volunteers who provide program services at the mill house and at the denbigh house.”

“Direct fundraising expenses (reported net of revenues) 21,390 direct fundraising expenses (reported net of revenues) -21,390”