Truancy Intervention Project Georgia Inc.

“A copy of the draft 990 will be shared with the executive committee of the board”

“Annually, the members of the board are provided a copy of the conflict of interest policy. After reviewing, each director is asked to sign a form that confirms that the member has received a copy of the conflict of interest policy, and that they have read and understand the policy, and that they will comply with the policy and disclose any conflicts.”

“Industry standards are checked through the georgia center for nonprofits and through regular contact with other pro bono directors through the atlanta bar association's pier (public interest executives roundable)”

“The performance of each employee is evaluated annually by his or her supervisor. These evaluations take place in december regardless of an employee's hire date, although feedback should be an ongoing component of the employee's interaction with his or her peers and supervisor. Self- evaluation is an integral component of this process so employees are expected to draft goals and objectives for their positions by which to further measure their progress.”

“The corporation makes its governing documents, conflicts of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“Operating in fulton county since 1993, tip georgia, inc. ("tip")'s objective is to provide early, positive intervention with children in atlanta public and fulton county schools who are chronically absent from school and as a result, either become involved with the fulton county juvenile court or are referred for early intervention at the school level. By pairing volunteers (attorneys and non-attorneys) with children and their families, tip strives to decrease the absenteeism rates and provide families with the resources and services necessary to ensure good attendance and success in school. To date, over 1,000 tip volunteers have donated thousands of hours of time to represent more than 10,500 truant children. The hours contributed by tip volunteer attorneys alone represent an estimated savings to fulton county taxpayers of approximately 5,400,000.”