San Diego Organizing Project

“The Organization has member organizations.”

“Upon completion, the annual Form 990 is first reviewed by management. Any corrections or clarifications are made. A final draft of the Form 990 is then presented to the Board of Directors Executive and Finance Committees for review and approval before submission. Copies of the completed Form 990 are distributed to the entire Board of Directors upon completion.”

“Each director, principal officer, committee member and employee shall annually sign a statement which affirms such person; has received a copy of the conflict of interest policy; has read and understands the policy; has agreed to comply with the policy; and has and will disclose any conflicts of interest known.”

“All governing documents, organizational conflict of interest policy and financial statements are available for public inspection during regular business hours at the Organization's business office. In addition, all Form 990s, recent audit and associated financial statements, and select organization information are posted on the GuideStar.com web service.”

“Non-partisan voter engagement: during fy 2023, san diego organizing project contacted 1,266 voters in san diego county's district 4 and encouraged them to vote in the 2023 special election for district 4's county board of supervisors seat. The program secured 1,138 commitments to vote, trained a team of nine phone bankers recruited from impacted san diego communities, and targeted low-propensity, spanish-speaking voters.san diego youth organizing project: during fy 2023, san diego organizing project began a targeted youth engagement, organizing, civic education, and leadership development program. The four youth volunteers involved in fy 2023 were recruited from communities in san diego facing social and economic inequities, and had leadership and decision-making power at the outset of the program to determine its structure and goals. They are developing a shared vision for the program that includes expansion into local high schools and community colleges in addition to current member congregations, and issue work relating primarily to youth substance abuse and incarceration prevention.”