Jonathan Club

“Jonathan club is an organization consisting of several categories of members, voting and non-voting.”

“The voting categories of members select, through an annual election process 3 or 4 directors from among the members, to serve on jonathan club's board for a three year term.”

“Form 990 review process - the first draft of form 990 is reviewed by the controller and cfo to ensure accuracy of all inputs of information and amounts. The tax preparer (hutchinson and bloodgood llp) prepares a 2nd draft incorporating corrections identified in the 1st draft review process. The second draft is reviewed by the cfo to ensure all corrections were properly addressed. The second draft is reviewed by the club's counsel, treasurer, and audit committee. Any additional changes/corrections are incorporated into a 3rd draft if necessary. Once all corrections are completed, the return is submitted to the board for review and the final version of the return is signed by an officer.”

“Board member interests which could give rise to conflicts are disclosed to the board and management. The conflict of interest policy is monitored and enforced. Each year's board signs affirming that they have received, read, understand and comply with the policy. In general the club's policy considers member vendor relationships to be potential conflicts. Such relationships are prohibited, except by board approval. The member vendor list is updated periodically and reviewed by the board.”

“Compensation comparables are obtained from the marketplace and are reviewed as a part of the key employee hiring process.”

“The organization's governing documents and financial statements are made available to its members on its website.”

“The mission of the jonathan club is to enrich the lives of its members. The club serves the social, dining, entertainment, leisure, recreational, physical fitness, and cultural needs of the members and their families by (i) maintaining the highest standards of excellence by a private club in all plans, policies and endeavors; (ii) providing superb facilities, programs and services; (iii) preserving and enhancing the traditions and culture of the club; (iv) encouraging a sense of community and camaraderie among the members; and (v) protecting the stature of the club as one of the finest private clubs in america.”

“Tax, licenses & permits 699,571. Entertainment 649,731. Garage expense 465,416. Income taxes 134,137. Telephone 71,806. Postage and shipping 64,320. Printing and publications 49,300.”