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“The organization's board rigorously reviews form 990 before it is submitted to ensure accuracy and transparency in our financial reporting. This critical review process involves a detailed examination of the form, followed by formal approval from the board. This practice underscores our commitment to ethical financial management and accountability to our stakeholders. By thoroughly vetting and approving form 990, the board ensures that our financial disclosures reflect our organization's integrity and adherence to regulatory requirements.”

“Currently establishing policies”

“Our leadership team discusses the rates, what we can afford, and what funding is anticipated. Multiple staff members are involved in conversations regarding contractor and employee compensation. Additionally, the board reviewed the compensation plans for the year and approved them. The board reviews the compensation of leadership and conducts ongoing budget reviews. However, they are not involved in staff compensation. For new sewists or other production staff, the pay rate is determined by the hours available and skill set, which is assessed with a sewing test.”

“The organization is actively in the process of drafting its governing documents and conflict of interest policy. Once finalized, these critical documents will be available upon request, ensuring transparency and adherence to best practices in governance. This initiative reflects our commitment to operational integrity and ethical management. Additionally, our financial statements, which provide a clear and comprehensive view of the organization's financial health, are readily available upon request. We ensure that all financial information is presented transparently, making it accessible to stakeholders who wish to understand our financial management and performance.”

“To provide bold upcycled luxury that supports people, the planet, and the community. Part of this mission is reducing textile waste in kent county & public thread post-industrial textile waste division in 2022, 19 tons (38,000 pounds) of textile "waste" was upcycled and reused”