United Social Services Inc. Uss

“In 2024, the nonprofit organization formerly known as SA Movement 4 Young Adults officially rebranded as United Social Services Inc. (USS). The organization submitted updated documentation to the IRS-including its name change, mission and vision statements, organizational purpose, board member information, address, and contact details-as approved by the Texas Secretary of State. USS also formally requested an update to its NTEE classification code, changing from L40 to L99, to more accurately reflect its current scope and programming.”

“The Executive Board is the only United Social Services Inc. (USS) committee in 2024.”

“The draft and the final filed copies of the organization's Form 990 will be sent in two separate emails. The draft will first be reviewed by the Board President before being distributed to the full Board of Directors.”

“USS implements a written conflict of interest policy that requires all board members, officers, and key employees to disclose actual or potential conflicts of interest both annually and as they occur. The Board of Directors is responsible for reviewing these disclosures and ensuring that any individual with a conflict refrains from participating in related discussions and voting. To ensure ongoing compliance, the organization monitors adherence through annual disclosure forms, review of board meeting minutes, and active oversight by the governance and executive committee.”

“The Board of Directors of United Social Services Inc. (USS) approved compensation for the Founder/President & CEO Lee C. Wallace to be paid at a later date in accordance with standard nonprofit governance practices. This decision was documented in board meeting minutes and reflects the organization's commitment to fair and reasonable compensation, while maintaining financial responsibility. The compensation arrangement complies with relevant IRS guidelines and nonprofit sector standards for deferred payment.”

“The organization's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are made available to the public upon request.”

“The non-cash amount of $1,879 was added to USS's net assets/fund balances of $60,938, resulting in a combined total of $62,817. From this, $22,301 sourced from lines 3 and 4 was subtracted from the $62,817 reported on line 10, yielding a final balance of $40,516, as reflected on line 9.”