Great Old Broads for Wilderness

“The Board reviews and approves the Form 990 prior to being finalized.”

“Yes, the organization regularly and consistently monitor and enforce compliance with the policy.”

“The compensation for the Executive Director and key employees was reviewed and approved by an independent Compensation Committee using comparability data from similar organizations.”

“No other documents available to the public.”

“Great Old Broads for Wilderness is a national grassroots organization, led by women, that engages and inspires activism to preserve and protect wilderness and wild lands.”

“In 2024, Great Old Broads for Wilderness continued training women as stewards and advocates for our country's wilderness and wildlands. Over the last fifteen years, Broads has developed successful methods to recruit, organize and support advocates for public lands, water and wildlife. Our Grassroots Leadership Program builds education, fun, and camaraderie into every activity to keep grassroots members inspired and connected. With 40 grassroots chapters in 18 states and individual members across the nation, we launched or participated in stewardship, restoration and monitoring projects to enhance ecological health and wildlife habitat in wetlands, rivers, forests, deserts, and more. Chapters reported 3,693 volunteers contributing over 31,000 volunteer hours and more than 5,600 of those hours were related to monitoring and stewardship activities. Broads hosted eight educational webinars with hundreds of participants on topics like the Old Growth Forest Amendment, Voluntary Grazing Retirement Act, Greater Sage-Grouse Management Plan, Bears Ears Cooperative Management Plan, and hosted webinars for Broadband Leaders. We served on coalitions to support public lands and conservation, and participated actively in agency committees and gathered data in the field to document conditions and provide information related to agency plans. We brought a strong voice for public lands from rural communities. Many of our grassroots groups are based in small communities like Cortez, Ridgway, Grand Junction, Middle Park and Northwest Colorado; Silver City, NM; Prescott-Yavapai and northern Arizona; southwest Utah; northwest Montana; western Wyoming; and eastern Idaho. We demonstrated that rural communities care about protecting wildlife and wildlife habitat, promoting quiet recreation, ensuring clean and plentiful water, and promoting clean air. We represented rural, small town, and urban communities that want to ensure public lands remain in public hands, the Wilderness Act stays intact, and land management agencies have the staffing, funding, and public backing they need to do their jobs.”

“Professional Fees: Program service expenses 25,020. Management and general expenses 3,590. Fundraising expenses 703. Total expenses 29,313.”

“Dues and Subscription: Program service expenses 20,665. Management and general expenses 1,974. Fundraising expenses 580. Total expenses 23,219. Hoa Expenses : Program service expenses 9,266. Management and general expenses 1,001. Fundraising expenses 263. Total expenses 10,530. Bank Fees: Program service expenses 8,903. Management and general expenses 850. Fundraising expenses 250. Total expenses 10,003. Telephone & Internet : Program service expenses 8,187. Management and general expenses 782. Fundraising expenses 232. Total expenses 9,201. Postage : Program service expenses 6,599. Management and general expenses 630. Fundraising expenses 185. Total expenses 7,414. Equipment : Program service expenses 6,240. Management and general expenses 596. Fundraising expenses 175. Total expenses 7,011. Staff Expenses : Program service expenses 4,956. Management and general expenses 472. Fundraising expenses 140. Total expenses 5,568. Utilities : Program service expenses 1,684. Management and general expenses 162. Fundraising expenses 47. Total expenses 1,893. Fundrasing Expenses: Program service expenses 0. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 1,384. Total expenses 1,384. Giveaways : Program service expenses 806. Management and general expenses 77. Fundraising expenses 23. Total expenses 906. Sponsorships: Program service expenses 863. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 863. Licenses & Permits : Program service expenses 513. Management and general expenses 49. Fundraising expenses 14. Total expenses 576. Maintenance & Repairs : Program service expenses 197. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 197. Automobile Expenses : Program service expenses 167. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 167.”

“Modified Cash”