Metropolitan Affordable Housing Corporation

“The organization's bylaws were revised during the year. Summary of changes: (1) article 2, section 2.3: term limits were set with current members excluded; (2) article 2.11: a quorum will be constituted by 50% (at least half) instead of the previous 1/3; (3) article 2, section 2.15: action without meeting was updated to include vote by email and telephone; and (4) article 8 was removed and is now part of the fiscal policies and procedures.”

“Organization's process to review form 990 a copy of form 990 is given to the board finance committee for review prior to submission.”

“Enforcement of conflicts policy the board meets quarterly and is available to monitor and enforce compliance with the conflict of interest policy. Ad hoc compliance committee is available to review any cases as necessary. Outside legal council is retained if necessary to enforce compliance with the conflict of interest policy.”

“Compensation process for top official the board reviews comparative market data for salary ranges for the executive director.”

“Compensation process for officers the board reviews comparative market data for salary ranges for key employees.”

“Governing documents disclosure explanation governing documents and financial statements are available to the public request from the organization. Financial information is also available from the oregon department of justice. Form 990 is also available for review on-line.”

“Cch works to prevent homelessness before it begins and creates a safety net that builds household resiliency and keeps hard working families from falling through the cracks. We currently deliver services to 799 households (3,500 people) across oregon and we are expanding to serve an additional 455 units before year end. We track an estimated 25,000 visits annually to programs and distribute 120,000+ pounds of food to vulnerable households each year. This includes a diverse population of single parents with children, families and individuals, seniors, veterans, victims of domestic violence, individuals completing drug and alcohol recovery, and formerly homeless. Households are largely diverse communities that include african american, hispanic, native american, asian, or multi-racial backgrounds. Many qualify for programs like tanf, wic, healthy kids and free lunch programs.”

“Transfer of partnership interest in apple orchard 797,902”