Affirm Cares

“All directors and officers of affirm cares are employees of affirm, inc.”

“The 990 will be emailed to the board members for review prior to a quarterly board meeting. The organization's secretary will present the full return to the board before filing.”

“It is the policy of affirm cares to prohibit its directors, officers or staff members from engaging in any activity, practice or act which conflicts with, or could reasonably be perceived to conflict with or give the appearance of conflicting with, the interest of the organization, its clients, donors or suppliers. A conflict of interest may exist when the interests or activities of any director, officer or staff member may reasonably be seen as competing with the interests and activities of the organization, or he or she derives a financial or other material gain as a result of the direct or indirect relationship. Any activity, practice or act which could give rise to a potential or perceived conflict of interest, no matter how small or insignificant, is to be reported to the board of directors and approved prior to engaging in such activity, practice or act. The board of directors shall adopt a conflict of interest policy, which shall be furnished to each director, officer and senior staff member serving the organization on an annual basis and to each person who may become associated with the organization in such capacity. The conflict of interest policy shall be reviewed annually for the information and guidance of directors, officers and staff members and any new director, officer and staff member shall be advised of the policy upon undertaking the duties of such position.”

“Certain governing documents and the form 990 are held at the organization's principal office. Such documents are open to inspection by persons, as required by law, at all reasonable times during office hours. Documents not available at the organization's principal office are available upon request.”

“The organization's board members are volunteers.”

“Affirm cares undertook significant program services during the year in the areas of financial literacy and inclusion, vibrant communities, and technology education and training. Financial literacy and inclusion: provide fair and responsible credit for communities and businesses and credit education to support investment in nonprofits focused on equitable economic growth. Vibrant communities: be a vibrant communities partner with organizations focused on housing insecurity, homelessness, neighborhood preservation and revitalization, small business development, and community enrichment. Technology education & training: support access to technology for k-12 coding academies and bootcamps and provide workforce development and support for small urban and rural businesses.”

“Organization is updating beginning of year cash and net assets without donor restrictions due to error in prior year reporting.”