Ingalls Creek Enrichment Center

“Line 11b - Upon recommendation of the Finance Committee, board members reviewed the Form 990 and supporting schedules, and the Form 990-T and authorized submittal.”

“Line 12c - Board members complete a confilct of interest policy statement at the annual meeting.”

“Line 18 - the Form 990 is available to the public online at candid.org (formerly guidestar.org)”

“Line 19 - By-Laws, policies, and regular financial reports are available to the public upon request.”

“Part III Line 1 - Briefly describe the organizations mission continued:We offer space and programs for people to gather, learn, build relationships, and prepare to better serve in the places where they live and work. We assist people to find meaning and purpose, especially through tranition points in their lives by offering retreats and training opportunities. History: The Ingalls Creek Enrichment Center has served as a 501(c)(3) tax exempt Christian Retreat and training center in the mountains of central Washington since its inception in 1989. What we do: Under the governance of our Board of Directors and consistent with the values of the organization, the Ingalls Creek Center welcomes people and offers retreats; venue space; training; fellowship gatherings; workshops; and family and group milestone events.The Ingalls Creek Center also offers mentoring and apprenticeship programs; church, educational, service and business gatherings and conferences; and life, faith, and training initiatives through our Center for Faith, Calling and Community. Who we serve - CHURCHES, including their leadership, individuals and ministries; STUDENTS, FAMILIES, and INDIVIDUALS seeking retreat; PEOPLE exploring the integration of their faith, calling and community; ORGANIZATIONS and INDIVIDUALS whose activities our Board of Directors deem are not in conflict with nor detrimental to our values and mission.Purpose description: Exclusively for religious, charitable, scientific, literary, or educational purposes, within the meaning of the 501(c)(3) of Revenue Code of 1954 (now renamed the Internal Revenue Code of 1986), and1) To be a ministry of training, encouragement, and outreach to the Christian and non-Christian communities;2) To help promote and facilitate various ministries and missions consistent with our Christian statement of faith; 3) To participate in shaping culture through people holistically connecting their faith, calling, and community with activities that support the common public good in society.”