Albuquerque Museum Foundation Inc.

“Form 990 was reviewed and approved by the finance committee of the board and the full board is provided with a copy prior to filing with the irs.”

“The conflict of interest policy is completed annually by employees and members of the board of directors. A list is compiled with potential conflicts and distributed to key personnel and officers of the board.”

“The executive committee of the board of directors determines the salary of the executive director. The compensation committee reviews the performance of the executive director and establishes any salary adjustments based on performance, market, cost of living and other factors. Market analysis is performed approximately every five years by the compensation committee.”

“Public inspection of the foundation's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements will be provided upon written request to the executive director or finance manager. Governing documents, forms 990 and form 1023 are also available at the new mexico attorney general charitable organization registration online system (coros) at https://secure.nmag.gov/charitysearch/.”

“Albuquerque museum foundation's mission is to provide funding, volunteer support and some administrative underwriting in support of the albuquerque museum, a municipally run and operated museum of art and history. As the primary provider of educational funding, amf operates the magic bus program which provides transportation, curriculum, and docent services to the museum and casa san ysidro for approximately 11,300 school children annually. Docent training, certain exhibition underwriting, advertising, acquisitions, curatorial support, museum school (a children's art program), and community programming, including the very popular third thursday program, receive funding from amf. The foundation operates the membership program for the museum, which involves providing membership benefits and services, such as openings, publications, website maintenance and stewardship. In addition, the foundation operates the museum store and subleases and oversees the museum cafe, slate at the museum, as amenities to the museum guests. To assist in providing support for the museum, amf organizes major annual fundraising events, including artsthriveart sale & benefit, and shaken not stirred.”

“Mission statement, continued (full statement): albuquerque museum foundation's mission is to provide funding and volunteer support for the albuquerque museum, a municipally run and operated museum of art and history. As the primary provider of educational funding, amf operates the magic bus program which provides transportation, curriculum, and docent services to the museum and casa san ysidro for approximately 11,300 school children annually. Docent training, certain exhibition underwriting, advertising, acquisitions, museum school (a children's art program), and community programming, including the very popular third thursday program, receive funding from amf. The foundation operates the membership program for the museum, which involves providing membership benefits and services, such as openings, publications, website maintenance and stewardship. In addition, the foundation operates the museum store and subleases and oversees the museum cafe, slate at the museum, as amenities to the museum guests. To assist in providing support for the museum, amf organizes major annual fundraising events, including artsthrive (formerly miniatures & more) art exhibition and benefit, and shaken not stirred. Schedule r, part i, column (b) real property holding, income collection and distribution.”

“The albuquerque museum foundation manages the museum's membership program, and provides financial support for associated expenses such as openings, mailings, quarterly magazine, calendar, website, and membership benefits. Membership is at approximately 2,500 households. In addition, the foundation provides funds for expenses associated with the production of events to benefit the museum. The foundation funds the volunteer docent program for the museum and casa san ysidro, in order to provide regular and quality training. Artstart pre-school programs and the museum school provide art education to pre-school and school age children, and the foundation provides all the funding for instructors, materials, and assists in promotion. Throughout the year the museum offers free public educational programming such as family day, third thursdays, harvest days at casa san ysidro and other community programs, which are supported by foundation funding.”

“Rental expenses 142,887 special event expenses 214,654 rental expenses -142,887 special event expenses -214,654”