Brevard Schools Foundation Inc.

“Per state statute, the board of directors of the organization is approved by the district school board.”

“A copy of the form 990 is provided to all board members prior to filing. The draft form 990 is reviewed by the treasurer, the president and the director of accounting/comptroller at a finance committee meeting with the return preparer and approved before filing.”

“Any violations of the conflict of interest policy are handled by the executive committee of the board of directors.”

“This past year, the board of directors approved compensation increases for the president and all staff members. As needed, the finance committee conducts a pay comparability study using the central florida nonprofit compensation and benefits report, among others, as a basis with the board's strategic goal of compensating the president and all staff members at no less than the 75th percentile. Approval of the salaries was included in the finance committee discussion of the budget, which was approved by the board of directors.”

“The process described above for compensation of the president also included consideration of the compensation for all other staff positions.”

“The foundation's organizing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements are available to the public at its office upon request.”

“Bsf has two ex-officio members of the board of directors, who do not have voting privileges. At june 30, 2021, they were: mark mullins, superintendent of brevard public schools, and jennifer jenkins, school board liaison.”

“Part iii, line 1 brevard schools foundation is the direct-support, non-profit organization which matches community resources with the needs of brevard public schools in order to enhance public education k-12. The foundation has been ranked nationally for its support of public education and is designated as a "distinguished" foundation of excellence by the consortium of florida education foundations. The foundation has provided more than 61 million in benefit since 1987.”

“Volunteers are made up of 25 board members; 216 volunteers for office, classroom grants and scholarships; 12 special events volunteers, 24 take stock in children (tsic) leadership council, 159 tsic mentors, 8 tsic events volunteers, and 192 supply zone/back to school volunteers.”

“Classroom study grants - 40 awarded classroom grants are awarded each semester in a competitive application process to support strategic initiatives and programs in support of improving student achievement and teaching quality. Classroom awards up to 500 or grade-level/schoolwide awards up to 1,500 encourage teachers to bring their innovative and creative projects to the classroom in areas of need where school budgets fall short or tax dollars cannot be used. The classroom grant program engages communities, allowing donors the opportunity to support the focus area that best matches their interest.”

“Special events expenses 38,134 special events expenses -38,134”