Arizona Youth Roughriders Assoc Inc

“This organization is comprised of 30 members, all of which are non-paid volunteers.”

“The 30 members of this organization elect 6 members of the governing board. This board is responsible for holding and documenting regular meetings, and for reviewing the 990 forms prepared by an independent certified public accountant.”

“Voting members of the board plan activities for the members, help with daily decisions, conduct member interviews and ensure members are compliant with the rules, vote on facility rules and vote on bylaws”

“The board members have elected charles alderete as president. Charles is responible for providing each board member with a copy of the 990 form prepared by a certified public accountant. Each board member must have a copy for review. A copy of the financial statements, governing documents, and conflict of interest policies are given to each board member and are available for review by all members by request. They are also made available for any public and/or non-public organization upon written request.”

“Due to the lease with the bureau of land management, members canno have any political affiliations or use the land for personal gain. Members of the board conduct regular interviews with members to ensure compliance with these policies. Any conflicts could result in a violation of their land lease, so members take potential conflicts very seriously.”

“There is no process for making the organization's information available to the public. However, any information would be supplied freely upon written request.”

“To teach youth responsibility and provide activities and lifetime skills in connection with horses. Youth are required to maintain horses, including feeding, training, and exercising. Also, to teach youth performance skills and competition activities.”

“Volunteers assist with the horses and oversee the kids and teenagers during roughrider programs.”

“Competition through horse training and handling, through planned activities such as gymkhana, resulted in troubled youth learning discipline and gaining a sense of accomplishment. These programs are changed by the members each month to keep the youth interested and focused on positive activities after school.”

“Cookshack food 3,851 0 0 supplies 7,033 0 0 feed for horses 5,565 0 0 farrier for horses 1,280 0 0 vet for horses 325 0 0 total 18,054 0 0”