Oregon Environmental Council Inc.

“The executive committee is composed of the officers of the board and the chairs of each standing committee. Between board meetings, the executive committee shall have all of the powers of the board except the power to amend bylaws or to name or remove any members of the board.”

“Relevant staff works with outside cpa to draft form 990. The entire board receives draft copy and is given an opportunity to review/comment on draft prior to being filed.”

“Prior to commencing board meetings, staff and board members are reminded to disclose any conflicts of interest.”

“The board of directors conducts the annual review of the executive director, including a salary review. The organization evaluates external data from similar non-profit organizations collected in the region annually to evaluate the employee compensation and how oec compares in the marketplace. The full board discusses compensation for the executive director and votes on compensation.”

“The executive committee's agenda includes an annual executive compensation comparability study. The executive committee presents its compensation related recommendations to the entire board to obtain approval.”

“The organization's prior year forms 990 are also available at guidestar.org.”

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

“Other program services 4: effective environmental policyoec helps state and local elected officials and government agencies provide effective and equitable environmental leadership. We are a member of the oregon conservation network, a coalition of 40+ environmental organizations working together for strong environmental protections. Other program services 5: clean and plentiful waterto protect the health of oregons waterways and keep drinking water safe, oec works to reduce polluted runoff from both urban and rural sources, including pesticides, nitrate and toxic chemicals. We develop and disseminate tools and information for local communities, farmers, planners and developers to proactively tackle contaminated runoff. In 2017-18, we developed a statewide world water day campaign engaging more than 40 organizations across the state in promoting a shared narrative that we are all part of oregons water future; began a partnership with the affiliated tribes of northwest indians to share tribal stories about water and to ensure tribes are integrally involved in developing water policies; and secured commitments from key natural resource agencies to conduct the research necessary to determine what the state needs to fund in order to truly protect its waterways. Other program services 6: multi-issue environmental protectionoec undertakes cross-cutting, overarching work to protect oregons environment, such as conducting general environmental education and outreach; building partnerships with allied organizations and participating in environmental coalitions; serving on advisory committees focused on broad environmental goals, such as the oregon environmental justice task force; and promoting strategies that broadly protect the environment and the health of oregonians, such as sufficient budgets for state natural resource agencies. In 2017-18, oec joined other states in challenging 20 specific federal rollbacks to environmental regulations. Through our work with the one oregon coalition, we also helped the environmental community understand its connection to immigrant rights and the need to defend against anti-immigrant ballot measures. Other program services 7: renew oregonled by oec, climate solutions and oregon league of conservation voters, the renew oregon campaign is laser-focused on building a movement to win big on climate in oregon by capping and pricing carbon and advancing clean renewable energy and transportation alternatives that also create local jobs. Renew oregons educational and outreach work has resulted in endorsements from over 50 nonprofit organizations; a support letter signed by 195 leaders in the agricultural community; public support from 140 clergy from across the state; and a support letter from over 830 local businesses, including many in rural communities. Renew oregons base of supporters has grown to 36,000 on social media and an email list of 64,500.”