Baptist Child & Family Services Foundation

“Other officer compensation, paid by a related organization, is reviewed on an annual basis utilizing national and regional salary survey data for equivalent positions based on a combination of comparative analysis by industry and position. The market analysis is examined by the Chief Executive Officer of the parent organization. Any compensation adjustments are included in the annual operating budget which is completed and acted on by the parent organization Finance Committee. Approved compensation adjustments are recorded in the personnel records of each officer.”

“Per the irs instructions, certain business relationships between the organization's current officers, directors, trustees, or key employees, as reported in part vii, section a, must be disclosed. Because of the interrelated nature of the filing organization with its related entities (as disclosed on schedule r), all of the officers and directors with overlapping responsibilities have business relationships with each other.”

“The board of directors shall designate an executive committee, which shall consist of the following: the chairman, vice chairman, secretary, and treasurer and up to three persons appointed by the chairman. Subject to the bylaws and the general policies prescribed by the board of directors, the executive committee shall have and shall execute the authority of the management of the corporation. A majority of the members of the executive committee shall constitute a quorum.”

“In 2023, the organization filed a restated certificate of formation and amended their bylaws. The changes elaborate on the purpose of the organization, stating that general administrative support services are provided to its publicly supported organization, emergency management and response.”

“The board of trustees of firstday foundation, as the parent company of the organization, has the power to elect members of the organization's governing body.”

“The treasurer reviews form 990, comparing the prior return with the current return. In addition, all financial data on the 990 is reconciled to the financial statements. After review is made by the treasurer, the treasurer will then review the return with the board chairman, before considering finalizing the return. The form 990 is presented to board members once filed.”

“All members of the governing board and officers are covered with the conflict of interest and compliance policy and requirements. All members of the governing board and officers must complete a conflict-of-interest disclosure on an annual basis. If a conflict of interest should arise, the person associated with the conflict is excluded from discussion, debate and decision making on the matter. This shall include the person with the conflict being excluded from a meeting where any matter associated with the conflict is discussed.”

“The executive director's compensation is reviewed on an annual basis utilizing national and regional salary survey data for equivalent positions with similar nonprofit organizations. The market analysis is examined by the chief operating officer of the parent organization and any compensation modification is recommended and discussed with the chairman of the board of directors. With the concurrence of the board chairman, the compensation is included in the annual operating budget which is contemplated and acted on by the entire board of directors. Approved compensation adjustments are recorded in the personnel record of the executive director along with the rationale for any compensation modification.”

“The 990, financial statements, governing documents, and conflict of interest policy will be provided upon request to the public by contacting the organization's parent company, firstday foundation.”

“George cowden, vice-chair/secretary, receives compensation from both the filing organization and a related organization for legal services provided to the organization. No part of his compensation was provided for his service as a board member.”

“National Emergency Management and Response (NEMR) is dedicated to providing comprehensive emergency management solutions to federal agencies. We focus on delivering tailored services and strategic resources that enhance crisis response, optimize operational efficiency, and strengthen recovery efforts nationwide.”

“Our programmatic mission is to deliver innovative, effective, and tailored emergency management solutions that support federal agencies in addressing critical needs during crises. Through specialized services, strategic resource allocation, and a commitment to operational excellence, we enhance national emergency response, streamline recovery operations, and improve overall resilience in the face of disasters.”

“CONTRACT LABOR - Total Expense: 996824, Program Service Expense: 926780, Management and General Expenses: 70044, Fundraising Expenses: ; PROFESSIONAL FEES - Total Expense: 95650, Program Service Expense: , Management and General Expenses: 95650, Fundraising Expenses: ; MEDICAL FEES & SERVICES - Total Expense: 62906, Program Service Expense: , Management and General Expenses: 62906, Fundraising Expenses: ;”

“Net transfer from related party - 641;”