Boulder Energy Conservation Center

“The finance committee reviews the 990 prior to filing”

“Any potential conflict of interest shall be disclosed in writing to the president of crc's board of directors by the individual concerned prior to engaging in a conflict-of-interest action. Members of the board of directors and employees of crc will annually read, sign and file with the organization a disclosure statement. The disclosure statements will be kept on permanent file with crc.”

“The board used the cna survey to assist with determining salaries. The board then approves final salary amounts.”

“AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.”

“The center for resource conservation (crc) puts conservation into action through sustainability programs that promote, educate and engage our community in energy, water and waste conservation. The crc has been operating as a nonprofit organization in the front range community in colorado for over 30 years, with tremendous organizational growth in recent years. In 2013 alone the crc doubled our customer connections to over 60,000 - through engagement in our community with our programs, through purchases of our re-usable construction materials, and through volunteer support. At resource, our landfill diversion retail front, we diverted over 4 million pounds of reusable construction material from the landfill, an 8% increase over the previous year. The tool library, located within resource, was an essential resource for 2013 flood recovery efforts, and during this time provided 150+ discounted and/or free memberships to those impacted by the flooding. Renew our schools, our energy conservation competition program, engaged 9,900 students from 14 schools and saved the district 78,000 kwh of energy during the program alone. Each year, the garden in a box xeric garden sale helps to convert 100,000 square feet of landscape to xeriscape. And since 2000, our water programs including indoor and outdoor household water conservation inspections known as slow the flow indoors and outdoors, have saved colorado residents an estimated 70 million gallons of water.”

“Contract services 98,811 10,341 5,744 professional fees 94,907 11,518 6,400”