Regenerative Education Centers Inc

“Edward garcia samantha garcia pres./ed trea/sec married”

“The organization engages with an outside professional to prepare the form 990. A draft of the return is provided to all board members for their review, and it is discussed at a board meeting to ensure accuracy and completeness.”

“The board of directors actively monitors the conflict of interest policy by: 1. Annual disclosures: requiring all board members, officers, and key employees to complete and sign annual disclosure forms that detail any potential conflicts. 2. Regular reviews: reviewing these disclosures to identify and address any potential conflicts. 3. Meeting discussions: ensuring that any potential conflicts are disclosed during board meetings and recorded in the minutes. 4. Enforcement procedures: we implement procedures to manage and resolve conflicts, like requiring recusal from discussions and decisions when a conflict exists.”

“Compensation is determined by review of an independent party and using comparable data of similar organizations to ensure fairness and competitiveness. Compensation packages are subject to a full board approval.”

“Compensation is determined by review of an independent party and using comparable data of similar organizations to ensure fairness and competitiveness. Compensation packages are subject to a full board approval.”

“Governing documents, including the form 990 are provided upon request. Individuals may also view documents at the organization's office during normal business hours. Copies are provided if requested, either in person or by mail.”

“At regenerative education centers (rec), we envision successful stewardship of the environment by implementing regenerative farming practices that cultivate change and ignite transformation in our local community and around the world. We are committed to meeting the changing needs of our community here in lahaina by providing food security through regenerative farming education and addressing housing needs through off grid homestead solutions.”

“Line 4a - first accomplishment (continued from page 2) food sovereignty: creating a living classroom at our farms so that those impacted by the lahaina fires have a place to learn how to grow their own food, and receive produce. Regenerative infrastructure: source materials to give away to those displaced by the maui fires to build off-grid tiny homesteads. Implement regenerative agricultural practices to restore the land and promote self- sufficiency. Develop resource-efficient infrastructure for water, power, and waste management. Collaborative network: partner with local nonprofits, community leaders, and influencers to streamline relief efforts. Collaborate with professionals in various fields to provide holistic support, from electricity and plumbing to solar expertise and agriculture guidance. Funding and resource mobilization: seek donations from individuals, businesses, and organizations to fund relief efforts and ongoing operations. Utilize social media, influencers, and community engagement to rally volunteers, resources, and financial support. Long-term recovery planning: collaborate with governmental agencies, including the county, to secure resources for rebuilding and recovery. Develop a comprehensive plan for the sustainable reconstruction of affected areas. Line 4b - second accomplishment (continued from page 2) the restoration efforts focus specifically on removing trash and invasive species (plant and animal), and growing native and voyaging plant species (a mix of trees, shrubs, and grasses) in critical areas within the watershed. This will in turn reduce soil erosion and sedimentation into the streams, resulting in direct improvements and protection of the reef systems that are located at the end of the watershed.after removing invasive species from the restoration sites, rec replants the area with native and voyaging plants. A few of these native and voyaging species used in this restoration site include: trees: 'ulu (breadfruit), niu (coconut), pu hala (pandanus), kou, milo, loulu palm, hawaiian kamani shrubs: naupaka (heliotropes) and pohinahina (vitex) grasses: pili, and vetiver”

“Other contractors 9,701 230 0 carpenters 48,805 0 0 community case manager 1,453 0 0 land clearing 20,100 0 0 moving services 11,734 0 0 program management 22,134 0 0 security services 30,600 0 0 solar installation 12,768 0 0 pickup and delivery services 34,399 0 0 total 191,694 230 0”