Energy Outreach Colorado

“Energy outreach committees do not have the authority to act on behalf of the board of directors. Accordingly, this question does not apply.”

“Form 990 is reviewed in detail by the organization's audit committee and subsequently delivered to all members of the board of directors for review and approval prior to submittal to the irs.”

“At the may board meeting, the board members fill out new conflict of interest policy forms and notify the executive director and the board of any conflicts during the fiscal year.”

“Compensation for all employees, other than the executive director and deputy director, is benchmarked to the employers counsel ec "nonprofit compensation survey" which provides benchmarking information for the denver area and colorado. In considering compensation for the executive director, the board of directors utilizes the services of an independent executive compensation professional to benchmark and recommend appropriate compensation levels as well as the compensation benchmarking done by the ec, and considers performance indicators established at the beginning of the fiscal year to the executive director's actual results. Any changse to the compensation of the executive director are reviewed and approved by the full board of directors.”

“Compensation for all employees, other than the executive director and deputy director, is benchmarked to the employers counsel ec "nonprofit compensation survey" which provides benchmarking information for the denver area and colorado.”

“The organization's governing documents and conflict of interest policy are made available to the public upon request. Three years of audited financial statements and irs form 990 are available on the organization's website.”

“Energy outreach colorado (eoc) is an independent, non-profit organization that raises funds to help income-qualified coloradans afford home energy. Since 1989, eoc has delivered energy bill payment assistance, energy efficiency upgrades for affordable housing and non-profit facilities, energy efficiency education, and advocacy on behalf of income- qualified energy consumers. Eoc funds are distributed to vulnerable households and emergency assitance and affordable housing organizations across colorado.”

“The crisis internvention program is funded by the colorado low-income energy assistance program and provides eligible households with emergency furnace repair and replacement services to ensure families have adequate access to heat. The nonprofit energy assistance program (neep) provides long term solutions and energy efficiency upgrades in nonprofit facilities to reduce energy use and lower energy bills. Current funders include the city of denver, state of colorado, and xcel energy; funds are restricted. Advocacy and commission is setup to advocate for the energy needs of low- income colorado residents. Low income energy assistance payments were made to the colorado department of human services to be used in their leap program that provides benefits to low-income individuals to pay energy bills. Energy outreach colorado conducts education and outreach programs to the public. Specifically, the nffn/nliec program targes low-income advocacy nationally and through the national fuel funds network (nffn)and the national low income energy consortium (nliec). The objective of the central 70 program is to reduce noice and dust related to the i70 construction project. 251 homes received services from energy outreach. Addtionally, energy outreach completed emergency safety repairs on one-third of the homes immediately during the home assessments. Each participating home received an energy assessment, complete installation of every home improvement, and a final inspection all at no cost to residents.”

“Other fees 7,428,532 211,214 62,800”

“Leap pass through -257,488 leap pass through 257,488”