The Center for Arts & Innovation Inc.

“Return is reviewed by the organization's president and treasurer prior to presentation to the board for approval and filing.”

“Periodic reviews are conducted. At least annually, the board members are required to review and sign a conflict of interest statement and review duties to disclose and prohibited transactions.”

“No other documents available to the public.”

“And civic and business communities, and be a landmark along the gold coast for the future generations of audiences, arts, businesses, technologies and institutions. Since inception, our exploratory corporation has raised over a million dollars in cash and in-kind services; expanded its board of directors; created a cross-sector advisory board; forged important partnerships with business, civic and arts leaders and organizations; and contributed countless hours of sweat equity. Seven studies have been completed contemplating the center's role in downtown boca raton, including a stunning architectural design; a pragmatic business plan; a preliminary feasibility study; a traffic and parking analysis; two cost estimates; and a commercial site appraisal. Each of these efforts has been undertaken in pursuit of a vision designed to meet the needs of our community and future audiences in an innovative and future-forward manner. All of this work has enabled boca raton's city council to commit to a long-term, $1/year ground lease, enabling this project to move into the next phase of development and capital fundraising.”

“Design fees: program service expenses 165,004. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 165,004.”

“The form 990 was originally paper filed due to the fact that the irs had erroneously revoked the organization's tax-exempt status. Because of this, the form 990 was unable to be electronically filed. Since then, the irs has reinstated the organization and sent a notice to the organization asking that they resubmit their form 990 electronically.”