Glacier Meadow Lodge Inc.

“David Rendall is Dean Landiss brother-in-law”

“The organization maintains written minutes of all meetings of its governing body and committees with authority to act on its behalf. These minutes are reviewed and approved at subsequent meetings and are retained in the organizations permanent records. The minutes document the date time and place of the meeting attendees matters discussed actions taken and any votes. This policy ensures transparency accountability and compliance with applicable legal and governance requirements.”

“Dean Landis reviewed Form 990 with thoroughness after our tax preparer prepared our return. He did this by going through our preparers notes as well as systematically going through each question step-by-step again with board approval of this review process.”

“| Description:, Explanation:, Amount:| In 2024 our organization purchased a parcel of land to support the planned expansion of our educational programs for youth and college students. The property will serve as a dedicated space for outdoor learning workshops leadership training and community engagement activities aligned with our mission to provide educational enrichment and personal development opportunities. This acquisition allows us to increase capacity enhance program quality and ensure long-term sustainability for our youth and college initiatives. This Land is recorded as non-depreciable property., Land Acquisition, $380936|”

“| Explanation:| Other Expenses - Food Crafts and Supplies - $27,072”

“| Explanation:| Schedule D Part I Line 2 - Explanation of Restricted Contributions: In 2024 the organization received $20,000 in donor-restricted contributions designated for land improvements related to the development of its newly acquired property. These funds were unspent as of the end of the year and are reported as temporarily restricted net assets. The funds will be used in future periods in accordance with donor intent for infrastructure and facility development.”