Hundred Club of Matagorda County

“The members of the organiztion pay either lifetime dues or annual dues. Lifetime members are members for life. Others members are subject to paying annual dues. There are no stockholders of the organization.”

“All of the members elect the board of directors and officers of the organization at the annual meeting. The board members are elected to three year terms with one third of the board being elected each year as terms expire.”

“The decisions made by the officers or board of directors are ratified by the members at the annual meeting.”

“The form 990 is prepared by a local cpa who reviews the return with the president and answers any questions he may have before signing and filing.”

“The president of the organization receives no compensation for his/her services to the organization.”

“No officers or board members receive compensation for his/her service to the organization.”

“The governing documents are made available upon request.”

“Provide for the benefit of dependent widows and children of peace officers who have lost their lives in the line of duty. Also to provide life saving equipment to officers and scholarships to students seeking careers in police work.”

“Volunteers (board of directors and officers) work with law enforcement agencies regarding their needs and make recommendations as to what the 100 club could provide to the officers for their safety. Volunteers also work on the scholarship program awarding outstanding students who express an interest in pursuing law enforcement as an occupation with funds to help achieve their goals.”