Antique Powerland Museum Association

“Line 6 - explanation of classes of members or shareholder the members of antique powerland museum association include all paid-up members in good standing, and all lifetime members in good standing. Dues of 30 are payable on an annual basis for all members not granted a lifetime membership line 7a - how members or shareholders elect governing body the members of antique powerland museum association elect directors prior to the annual meeting (typically held in november). The election of directors is conducted via a mail-in-ballot, with the nominees selected at the prior-year annual meeting. Directors serve for a three-year term. Line 11b - form 990 review process an electronic copy of the form 990 is distributed to all board members for review and comment prior to filing form 990. Line 12c - explanation of monitoring and enforcement of conflicts conflicts of interest are discussed at board meetings for determination as to how to address possible conflicts of interest. Line 15a - compensation review & approval process - ceo & top management an independent committee of the board of directors reviewed market data and consulted other similar organizations to determine the compensation for the newly-hired executive director. The hiring and compensation of the executive director was approved by the board of directors. Line 19 - other organization documents publicly available the governing documents, policies, and financial statements are available at the museum office during normal business hours (varies by season) or by written request. A nominal fee will be chareged for photocopies of these documents.”

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“Antique powerland museum association is dedicated to educating the public about the agricultural and industrial equipment and technology used during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. We operate a 62 acre museum campus where 14 other museum organizations conduct their activities. On the campus we have museum groups dedicated to a range of historical equipment such as farm tractors and implements, trains, trolleys, steam-powered equipment, blacksmithing, transport trucks, logging equipment, the fire service, and vintage automobiles and motorcycles.”

“The great oregon steam-up annual event, hosted about 20,000 guests over two weekends. It is a living history exhibition at our museum campus. The event features fourteen local museum groups, as well as several visiting historical groups and preservationists. The event is dedicated to demonstrating agricultural and industrial equipment and artifacts in order to educate the public and preserve our heritage. People attended from eight states and six countries. The event is 99.5% developed and run by volunteers. Over 300 volunteers gave many hours in 2023. The organization has about 40 volunteers that work year-round in roles ranging from board service, to mowing, pounding nails, and operating machinery. Two of these volunteers generally worked five days per week. In addition to the stem-up event the organization hosted several other events throughout the year for organizations dedicated to education and preservation of antique cars, tractors, trucks, motorcycles, trains, and electric trolleys. The events attracted over 5,000 people to the museum campus. Antique powerland museum association continues to develop our museum campus into a high-class living history museum. We continued to expand the depth and breadth of our on-site exhibits. We have hosted field trips and educational events for local schools and the boy scouts, and we are pursuing additional educational opportunities with local schools and community organizations. In total we had about 18,000 visitors to our museum this year.”

“Office operations 0 8,707 0 project expenses 7,459 0 0 fuel & oil 6,025 0 0 computer & internet 4,515 0 0 cogs 4,222 0 0 apma expense 3,152 0 0 bank service charges 0 3,011 0 ticket gate fees 2,585 0 0 dues & subscriptions 0 1,363 0 meals 1,272 0 0 filing fee 0 470 0 employee expenses 0 40 0 auto 33 0 0 volunteer expenses 30 0 0 foreign tax paid 0 24 0 total 29,293 13,615 0”