The 100 Club Inc.

“The following board members also serve as officers or board members of the houston livestock show and rodeo, inc. (an unrelated 501(3)(c) organization): robert lyons, joe butera, jerry crews, george demontrond, randy russell, and john montalbano.”

“The 100 club, inc. Has no stockholders but has members who pay annual or lifetime dues to the organization.”

“The members of the organization elect the board of directors.”

“Form 990 is prepared and provided to the board of directors for their review by e-mail correspondence. After board members have had an opportunity to review the return, the return is discussed at a board meting and comments of directors collected for consideration in the final return.”

“The governing body of the organization reviews potential conflicts of interest at least annually and circulates a questionnaire to all directors to identify any potential conflicts of interest and as a reminder of the importance of adhering to the club's conflict of interest policy.”

“The compensation of all officers and employees is determined by the compensation committee of the club's board of directors and approved by the executive committee and the full board of directors. The compensation committee establishes compensation based on a review of performance and the compensation rates afforded similar positions in other organizations in the local market.”

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

“Note in the tax year ending 6/30/18, there were 30 of 35 positions filled on the board of directors and five vacancies.”

“Mission statement support of the law enforcement and firefighting agencies in austin, brazoria, brazos, burleson, chambers, colorado, fayette, fort bend, galveston, grimes, harris, liberty, madison, montgomery, san jacinto, walker, waller, and washington counties, including the provision of financial support to the dependents of peace officers and firefighters who have lost their lives or were catastrophically injured in the line of duty; the purchase of life-saving and special needs equipment such as bullet-proof vests, radios and communication equipment; the funding of training workshops; the donation of funds to peace officers and firefighters for college scholarships; the provision of benefits to dependents of peace officers with the texas department of public safety, the texas alcoholic beverage commission, the texas parks and wildlife department, the texas department of corrections and the texas and southwestern cattle raisers who lost their lives or were catastrophically injured in the line of duty anywhere in the state of texas; and the provision of benefits to the dependents of peace officers and firefighters who have lost their lives or were catastrophically injured in the line of duty in the following additional counties: angelina, houston, jasper, lee, leon, nacogdoches, newton, polk, robertson, sabine, san augustine, shelby, trinity, and tyler.”