Babes Fest Inc

“Executive director reviews return with the governing body board.”

“All board members and staff members at future front tx are required to disclose conflicts of interest. Conflicts of interest are then reviewed by our board and measures are taken to address the conflict of interest. A failure to disclose could result in the removal of ones position from the board or a staff position.”

“Governing documents are available upon request. Requests can be made via the organizations contact form or by emailing [email protected].”

“Expense detail: program svcs: fundraising:services performed during events and programs 76,508 1,600total: 76,508 1,600”

“Expense detail: mgmt & gen:taxes and license 653total: 653”

“Line 4a: additional program service accomplishmentswe used all of our programs to support texas community initiatives, from packing 100+ sexual and menstrual health kits with birds n bees box to coordinating 50 lunches between free lunch atx and austin ems for vulnerable neighbors in our community. We co-hosted our first-ever pride picnic with pease park, curating 30+ lgbtq+ artists and small business owners, as well as two workshops on clay-making and plant-swapping with the little gay shop and black trans leadership austin.for the first time ever, we worked on collaborative, community-based curatorial projects with the contemporary austin, fusebox festival, the museum of human achievement, luck reunion, visit.org and othr agency. Through these projects, we connected creatives in our programs to new opportunities and nurtured community resources like free exhibition space and the texan feminist throwdown. We also curated some of our most dynamic performances yet, featuring national names like la goony chonga and juliana huxtable. Line 4b: additional program service accomplishmentswith a team of over 250 people and six months of collaboration, the front markets fall season opened for eight full days. The markets buildout generated more than $11,000 in commissions and contracts for women - and queer-owned creative and productions teams in austin. The market connected over 180 women and lgbtq+ vendors from across the state of texas with over 4,000 visitors. Over $1,000 was raised for our programs.”