Star Island Mitchell County Inc

“Star Island law grants the corporation and its members considerable flexibility in determining the rights and liabilities of its members. All members of the nonprofit corporation have equal rights and obligations with respect to voting, dissolution, redemption of membership, and transfer of membership, in accordance with the articles or bylaws which establish classes of membership with different rights and obligations. All members have the same rights and obligations, unless the articles or bylaws provide otherwise.”

“In Star Island,the Board elects from its membership a Chair, and also elects the statutory Officer positions of President, Secretary and Treasurer, positions. The Board may also choose to create other Officer positions, and elect individual members to fill these positions. The procedures relating to the election of these Officers and the term of office are described in the By-Laws.”

“In Star Island, the governing board shares many legal precepts such as, the oversight role, the decision-making power, the place in the organizational structure, and the members fiduciary duties. We take into consideration the overseeing of matters critical to the health of the organization not decisions or approvals about specific matters, which is managements rolebut instead those involving fundamental matters such as the viability of its business model, the integrity of its internal systems and controls, and the accuracy of its financial statements.”

“The governing body does review form 990.A copy was sent to each member prior to filing.The form was subjected to a review process by management. This was conducted by Sharon Zellner.”

“Sharon Zellner125 S Zack Hinton PKWY, McDonough, GA 30253”

“The Organization has a written Conflict of Interst Policy that everyone who is in a position to experience such a conflict accepts, by signing a pledge.They are also shown the IRS conflict of interest policy. It is included in the instructions for completing Form 1023 (the Application for Exemption under Section 501(c)(3)). This detailed and comprehensive policy is published starting on page 25 of http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1023.pdf”

“Address for officers is 125 S Zack Hinton PKWY McDonough GA 30253 The Bylaws and the Articles of Incorporation are the two governing documents that any nonprofit must create when it is being started up, and then it must have on hand as it conducts its business over the life of the organization. Nonprofit organizations, when they are started, are required by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and often states and other jurisdictional governments or agencies to have specific governing documents finished in order to receive official charity or nonprofit status from them -thus being allowed to, legally raise tax free dollars.Since, the Articles are a public document stating what we specifically is accountable to the public for, we have it available to the public.”