Wasatch Community Foundation

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“When a vacancy exists for a board position a board majority vote is required to fill the position. The board members have equal voting rights on matters of business.”

“Business manager reviews and forwards the 990 to the chair for review, approval, and his signature. The 990 is made available to all board members, but they are not required to review and make comments prior to its filing.”

“Top official is not compensated.”

“Secretary (business manager) is the only paid employee and is paid 1,000/mo. For overseeing office procedures and coordinating all foundation activities and events.”

“All documents are provided upon request to interested persons and organizations.”

“The wasatch community foundation (wcf) is a volunteer, non-profit organization committed to enriching lives of wasatch county residents. The strength of the foundation is the focus on five areas: the arts, education, health, service and recreation to support a balanced lifestyle.”

“4. Ace awards program (amount expended 4,966, 14 educators honored). This program recognizes our local teachers and staff for their dedicated service to our children. During the school year, one teacher and one staff member from 7 district schools are honored with a 100 check. At the end of the school year, a recognition night is held where the community honors each "ace." from the 7 educators representing 7 schools, one is named as "educator of the year- and receives a 1000 award and the "runner up" receives 200. The 7 classified employees each receive 200. 5. The health committee offers opportunities for the residents of wasatch county to improve their health through education. (amount expended 6,417 - whole community served). Community health and safety fairs for adults and children, the community "issues" conference, community wide "dinner in the park", the "day of thanksgiving" where 500 residents received a thanksgiving meal, and the children's mile-by-mile marathon are specific activities the foundation supports. 6. Food revolution (amount expended 1,654, whole community served). This program teaches and rewards students for healthy eating and living. It promotes school gardens as part of the science curriculum. Total program service expenditures: 228,532.”