New Breath Foundation

“Federal form 990 and california state form 199 were reviewed by ceo, director of operations & communications , and the accountant/bookkeeper of the organization and then distributed to all board members prior to filing.”

“The agency conflict of interest includes the following provision: each board member shall annually sign a statement which affirms that such person: a) has received a copy of the organizations conflict of interest policy (hereinafter referred to as the policy); b) has read and understands the policy; c) has agreed to comply with the policy; and d) understands the organization is an internal revenue code 501(c) (3) organization and in order to maintain its federal tax exemption, it must engage primarily in activities which accomplish one or more of its tax-exempt purposes.”

“Part vi, section b policies, 15a & 15b: the process for compensation for all nbf employees (such as executives and officers) includes reviewing market rate compensation of similar positions and fields, then submit it for nbf board of directors for approval.”

“Governing documents are currently available to anyone upon written request.”

“Full statement of most significant activities new breath foundation provides pivotal grassroots organizations the sustainable resources they need to give new beginnings to asian americans, native hawaiians, and pacific islanders harmed by incarceration, deportation, and systems of violence in the u.s”

“Continued from page 2 racial solidarity, education, and community advocacy in 2023, we have been a part of coalitions with funders and grassroots organizational partners supporting racial solidarity between aanhpi and other bipoc communities. These include: - seed change, formerly known as statewide cultural strategy working group -the aapi ceos & trustees group with asian american practitioners in philanthropy -the california criminal justice funders group -solidaire network -donors of color network we are also supporting violence prevention and solidarity work through funding and convening. ---------------------- deportation support, incarceration & reentry kites to southeast asia is a coalition created between new breath foundation, new light wellness, asian prisoner support committee, mn8, and organizers who work with formerly incarcerated and deported cambodians. New light wellness is a mental health outreach program serving those deported to cambodia, seeded by a grant from new breath foundation. New light serves over 50 directly-impacted persons in the us and over 100 directly-impacted participants in cambodia through one-on-one sessions, peer support groups, advocacy workshops, and other community- building events. Participants unpack trauma from the legacy of genocide, refugee and resettlement experience, and their journey in the prison pipeline, ice detention, and deportation to cambodia. Many have reported isolation, rejection, and the feeling they are forgotten. Most do not disclose their status for fear of persecution.”

“Professional fees 209,350 107,080 6 special event professional fees - cons 0 0 27,968 total 209,350 107,080 27,974”

“Special event direct costs 15,670 rounding 4 special event direct costs -15,670 rounding -4”