Camp Hess Kramer Inc.

“The form 990 is reviewed and signed by the executive director (assistance secretary/treasurer) of wilshire blvd temple (parent organization) prior to its filing.”

“On an annual basis all trustees and officers, as well as any new trustees or officers, must review and sign acknowledging they have read, understood and comply with the organization's conflict of interest policy, having disclosed any known actual or possible conflicts of interest. The policy clearly defines interested persons, financial interest, compensation and conflict of interest. For the tax year reported, there were no conflicts of interests identified for any trustees or officers.”

“The organization's governing documents and conflict of interest policy are available to the public upon request.”

“Camp hess kramer, inc.'s program service operations conducted at its camp facilities were suspended in the fiscal year ended august 31, 2019 as the camp facilities were substantially destroyed by the november 2018 woolsey fire and subsequent flood.”

“The process has not changed from the prior year.”

“Camp hess kramer, inc. ("chk") is a corporation which is affiliated with wilshire boulevard temple, a california nonprofit religious corporation ("wbt") which is a church (ein 95:1691339). Chk is the title holder of certain real properties on which wbt has conducted nonprofit camps. Historically, chk has prepared its financial statements included with its form 990 (both income statement and balance sheet) on a consolidated basis with wbt, which financial statements therefore included revenue and assets of both entities related to the camps. As explained in schedule n, the improvements owned by wbt were substantially destroyed due to the november 2018 woolsey fire and subsequent flooding. In addition, the camp facilities also owned by wbt were also substantially destroyed. It is unclear at this point in time when camp operations will be able to be resumed. Chk has adjusted its balance sheet net asset amounts to report on a separate entity basis in order to reflect that it is only the owner of the land and land improvements, but is not the owner or operator of the camp facilities. Adjustments made include the elimination of the $6,418,360 amount due from wbt to chk, as reported on part x, line 15. Furthermore, chk will hereafter file its forms 990 on a separate basis and not consolidated with wbt.”