Youthlinc

“A copy of the completed return was provided to management and the boardfor review. Any comments or suggested changes are discussed and the form 990 is updated or corrected prior to filing.”

“Compliance with the conflict of interest policy is monitored through board meeting discussions.”

“Compensation is approved by majority vote of a quorum present at the organization's audit and compensation meeting. The committee is elected by the board of directors.”

“Compensation is approved by majority vote of a quorum present at the organization's audit and compensation meeting. The committee is elected by the board of directors.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements available to the public upon request.”

“Thailand, so now there are two different partners and sites in that country to accommodate the demand to go there. 24,841 service hours in utah were completed.”

“Possible. Yha at-a-glance: 510 - hours spent reviewing applications 146 - number of applications (highest ever) 6 - 500 honorable mentions 3 - 1,000 finalists 1 - 3,000 runner-up 1 - 5,000 utah young humanitarian”

“We move into the future. Real life serves approximately 450 teens and puts to work 140+ volunteers.”

“Local service directory: the youthlinc utah online local service directory provides a selective list of organizations and agencies that offer hands-on volunteer opportunities to youth in a positive mentoring atmosphere. These sites have been recommended by youthlinc service year participants. Anyone in the state can use this directory to search for sites by type of service and areas of utah, log and verify volunteer service. The local service directory has expanded its scope and abilities. The directory is now able to be used by organizations/schools outside of youthlinc to log and track hours. For example, kearns high school is able to have students not a part of the youthlinc service year set up accounts that the school administration has access to in order to view and keep track of service hours recorded by their students. Right now, this "expanded" directory is in a beta-mode, meaning that we are testing it out to see what flaws or improvements can be made before we take it to the next level. Our goal is to make this a resource available to every high school in utah. However, in order to do that, the directory must be "built" with different coding that would allow it to scale larger than it is currently. As it is, the directory can only handle about 10 organizations. We are working on raising additional funds to make this program available to more people. Global community leadership: this is a new program that is similar to the service year, but is at a "collegiate" level. Students in this program take their humanitarian service to a higher level. They engage in coursework approved by utah state university to ask students to critically evaluate their local and international humanitarian work. It also exposes students to strategies to become more involved in advocacy to affect systematic change. The maiden gcl team went to cambodia last year with dr. Steve hawks as professor of record from usu. Any tuition students pay to usu for their transcript credit is then passed on to youthlinc to help cover trip costs, making the credit a possibility at no additional cost.”

“Special events expenses 23,377 special events expenses (net) -23,377”