Humane Borders Inc.

“The process used by this organization to review this form 990 and its schedules: the treasurer works with the board's chair to insure that the form is correct and in accordance with figures on the annual financial statements approved by the board at the first board meeting of the year after the period of this return. The form 990 is then provided to the other board members in time for their review prior to its filing.”

“Yes, the organization has a written policy on conflicts of interest, which was approved by the board in june of 2014. The policy is enforced through a disclosure statement as well as monitoring any potential contracts or other financial arrangements with the board members, employees or their families.”

“The organization regularly posts its form 990, every year, on its website: www.humaneborders.org. Other governing documents are available to the public upon request.”

“Service water stations: we assist migrants in distress with food, water, first aid, and if necessary arrange with the border patrol for rescue and, or transportation of migrants. In 2023 we serviced approximately 30 water stations in the southern arizona desert, on land managed by federal, county, and city governments who has given us permission. Our two part-time staff coordinate the work of 17 regular volunteer drivers of our water trucks, and we had many other volunteers from all over the country, and a few from other countries. Volunteers have put out more than 18,000 gallons of water every year, and have put more than 4,000 hours serving the water stations each year, picking up trash left by migrants, educating the public, helping families looking for loved ones perhaps lost in the desert, and helping out at shelters on the us mexican border. We also report if we find human remains in the desert and keep a nationally known map that monthly updates the number and location of known deaths in the arizona desert.”

“Record vehicle depreciation expenses for the organization's stated goals.”