2014-02-14T08:37:47-06:00 2013-06-30 SVA CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 18650 W CORPORATE DRIVE SUITE 200 BROOKFIELD WI 53045 990 2012-07-01 391634828 FIRST STAGE MILWAUKEE INC % DEB MOODY FIRS 4142672940 325 W WALNUT STREET Suite MILWAUKEE WI 53212 DARREN GOLDSTEIN 2626416888 2014-02-10 true 2626416888 2012 2015-11-30 17:44:51Z 5992745 false X WWW.FIRSTSTAGE.ORG X 1987 WI FIRST STAGE MILWAUKEE, INC. DOES BUSINESS AS FIRST STAGE. OUR MISSION IS TO ENRICH THE LIVES OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES BY CREATING EXCEPTIONAL THEATER EXPERIENCES BY THREE MAIN ACTIVITIES. 30 30 223 300 0 2315211 3145943 2701448 2731237 7273 7874 -10613 343 5013319 5885397 0 0 0 0 2476538 2646939 0 0 423542 2246886 2110093 4723424 4757032 289895 1128365 2900717 4247349 842077 1020725 2058640 3226624 X FIRST STAGE TOUCHES HEARTS AND TRANSFORMS LIVES BY CREATING EXCEPTIONAL THEATER EXPERIENCES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES THROUGH: -PROFESSIONAL THEATER PRODUCTIONS THAT ENGAGE, ENLIGHTEN AND ENTERTAIN -THEATER ACADEMY TRAINING THAT FOSTERS LIFE SKILLS THROUGH STAGE SKILLS -DYNAMIC THEATER-IN-EDUCATION PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE LEARNING THROUGH THEATER false false 2692293 1827373 PROFESSIONAL CHILDREN'S THEATER PRODUCTIONS: IN 1987, FIRST STAGE BEGAN AS A SMALL THEATER COMPANY WITH A GOAL OF PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL THEATER FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES. NOW IN ITS 26th SEASON, THE COMPANY HAS GROWN TO BECOME ONE OF THE NATION'S ACCLAIMED PROFESSIONAL CHILDREN'S THEATERS AND ONE OF THE LARGEST THEATER COMPANIES IN MILWAUKEE. FIRST STAGE OFFERS AN EIGHT-PLAY SEASON OF PROFESSIONAL THEATER FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES WITH TITLES CHOSEN FOR EDUCATIONAL CONTENT, SOCIAL SIGNIFICANCE AND THEIR ABILITY TO SPARK CONVERSATION AT HOME AND IN CLASSROOMS. CLASSROOM TEACHERS USE A FIELD TRIP TO FIRST STAGE AS A LITERACY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM THAT CHILDREN ARE EAGER TO PARTICIPATE IN - READ THE BOOK, SEE THE PLAY, DISCUSS THE STORY AND WRITE ABOUT IT. WITH AN EDUCATION DEPARTMENT PROVIDING FREE ENRICHMENT GUIDES TO SCHOOL GROUPS, EACH SEASON IS RICH WITH EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES. IN THE 2012-2013 FISCAL YEAR, OVER 61,000 INDIVIDUALS (95% OF WHICH WERE CHILDREN FROM OVER 2000 CLASSROOMS AT OVER 800 SCHOOLS) ATTENDED OUR SCHOOL GROUP PERFORMANCES AT OUR THEATER (AT TICKET PRICES 64% BELOW OUR PUBLIC PRICES). OVER 52,000 INDIVIDUALS ATTENDED OUR PUBLIC PERFORMANCES, AS SINGLE OR SEASON TICKET BUYERS OR AS PART OF A PUBLIC GROUP (E.G., A BOY OR GIRL SCOUT GROUP). IN TOTAL, FIRST STAGE HAD OVER 320 PERFORMANCES AND PERFORMED BEFORE 113,000 PEOPLE. IN 2012/2013, FIRST STAGE WAS AWARDED THE RIGHTS TO THE MIDWESTERN PREMIERE OF RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER, A PRODUCTION WHICH BROUGHT THE LARGEST TICKET SALES IN THE ORGANIZATION'S HISTORY AND GREAT ACCLAIM FROM AUDIENCES. FIRST STAGE ALSO PARTNERED WITH THE LOCAL PUBLIC TELEVISION STATION TO AIR A RECORDED PERFORMANCE OF TO THE PROMISED LAND. THIS PREMIERE PRODUCTION CRAFTED BY FIRST STAGE TOLD THE FICTIONALIZED, YET INSPIRED BY REAL-LIFE EVENTS, STORY OF TWO YOUNG GIRLS WHO ATTENDED THE SAME MILWAUKEE SCHOOL BUT LIVED DECADES APART AND YET FOUND THE SAME INTERNAL STRENGTH TO BREAK BARRIERS: A JEWISH TEENAGER (GOLDA MEIR) FROM 1910 AND AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN (RUTH) FROM 1969. THIS BROADCAST ALLOWED MORE SCHOOLS TO RECEIVE THE EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS OF THE PRODUCTION THAN WERE ABLE TO ATTEND IN PERSON. IN ADDITION TO ENRICHING THE LIVES OF OUR AUDIENCES, FIRST STAGE PRACTICES AGE-APPROPRIATE CASTING (I.E., ROLES OF CHILDREN WILL BE PLAYED BY YOUNG PERFORMERS). IN THE 2012-2013 FISCAL YEAR, 145 CHILDREN PERFORMED ON OUR STAGES, THUS PROVIDING THEM WITH ENRICHED EXPERIENCES OF TEAMWORK AND RESPONSIBILITY BUT ALSO GIVING OUR AUDIENCE A MORE REALISTIC STORY-TELLING EXPERIENCE. IN 2005, FIRST STAGE'S THEATER ACADEMY BEGAN ITS YOUNG COMPANY PROGRAM, CONTINUED TRAINING FOR ITS MOST EXPERIENCED YOUNG ADULTS. THESE STUDENTS LEARN HIGHER-LEVEL THEATER SKILLS AND PERFORM IN THREE AMATEUR ACADEMY PRODUCTIONS PER SEASON. IN 2012/2013, FOR THE FIRST TIME, FIRST STAGE PRODUCED A YOUNG COMPANY SHOW, GATHERING BLUE, AT A PROFESSIONAL LEVEL IN COLLABORATION WITH A LOCAL UNIVERSITY. TICKET SALES TO THESE PERFORMANCES WENT TO SUPPORT THE THEATER ACADEMY. 867912 742958 THEATER ACADEMY FOR CHILDREN: THEATER ARTS HAVE AN INTRINSIC POTENTIAL TO TEACH IMPORTANT LIFE SKILLS SUCH AS SELF-CONFIDENCE, DISCIPLINE, COMMITMENT, AND TEAMWORK. HAVING ACCESS TO THEATER PROFESSIONALS WITH THE UNIQUE ABILITY AND PASSION FOR WORKING WITH CHILDREN, FIRST STAGE FOUNDED THE THEATER ACADEMY IN 1992. THE GOAL OF THE ACADEMY IS TO TEACH "LIFE SKILLS THROUGH STAGE SKILLS." ACADEMY CLASSES ARE OFFERED YEAR-ROUND TO HELP CHILDREN BUILD CHARACTER, DEVELOP LEADERSHIP SKILLS AND INCREASE EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE. THE THEATER ACADEMY HAS BEEN PROVEN TO HELP STUDENTS IN SCHOOL BY IMPROVING EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE SCORES (SELF-AWARENESS, RESPECT FOR SELF AND OTHERS, TEAM WORK, ETC) AND INSTILLING 21ST CENTURY WORKFORCE SKILLS (COLLABORATION, CRITICAL THINKING,INCREASED COMMUNICATION,FLEXIBILITY AND CREATIVE THINKING). IN THE 2012-2013 FISCAL YEAR, FIRST STAGE OFFERED CLASSES WITH CONTACT HOURS RANGING FROM 8 TO 120 HOURS EACH, FOR NEARLY 3,200 ENROLLMENTS FOR APPROXIMATELY 2,400 CHILDREN, APPROXIMATELY 25% OF WHICH WERE FROM THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE. NEW IN 2012, NEXT STEPS WAS ESTABLISHED AS A MUSICAL THEATRE AND ACTING PROGRAM DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR STUDENTS ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM. NEXT STEPS PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN SOCIAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL SKILLS AMONG THEIR PEERS. FIRST STAGE HAS NEVER TURNED AWAY A STUDENT DUE TO A FAMILY'S INABILITY TO PAY TUITION. THROUGH DONATIONS, FIRST STAGE IS ABLE TO PROVIDE OVER $102,000 IN FINANCIAL AID TO HELP WITH TUITION,TRANSPORTATION, AND LUNCHES FOR OVER 330 STUDENTS OR NEARLY 550 ENROLLMENTS. FIRST STAGE ACADEMY OFFERS JOURNEY OF SELF-DISCOVERY AND HELPS CHILDREN MAXIMIZE THEIR OWN POTENTIAL IN A SAFE ENVIROMENT SURROUNDED BY ADULT MENTORS AND POSITIVE PEERS. 280120 150906 THEATER-IN-EDUCATION: FIRST STAGE KNOWS THAT THE ARTS CAN BE USED AS A POWERFUL VEHICLE FOR IN-SCHOOL LEARNING, RATHER THAN DETACHED FROM TRADITIONAL CURRICULUM AS AN "EXTRA". DRAMA IN PARTICULAR EFFORTLESSLY LENDS ITSELF TO INTEGRATION WITH LITERATURE AND LANGUAGE ARTS. FIRST STAGE DOES NOT GO INTO CLASSROOMS AND TEACH DRAMA, BUT RATHER USES THEATER AS AN EFFECTIVE MEDIUM TO TEACH ACADEMIC SUBJECT MATTER. FIRST STAGE HAS THE UNIQUE ABILITY TO USE THEATER ACTIVITES TO PRESENT CURRICULUM EFFECTIVELY TO ALL TYPES OF LEARNERS - VISUAL, AUDITORY AND KINESTHETIC. IN ADDTION, CLASSROOM TEACHERS HAVE AN ONGOING CONCERN ABOUT STANDARDIZED TESTING. IN RESPONSE, FIRST STAGE OFFERS PROGRAMS THAT BOOST CRITICAL LITERACY SKILLS, INCREASE STATE STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES AND HELP TEACHERS LEARN NEW AND CREATIVE WAYS TO TEACH. AS SCHOOLS ARE FORCED TO SPEND LESS ON ARTS PROGRAMMING, THESE PROGRAMS CLEVERLY BLEND THE ARTS WITH EXISTING CURRICULUM MAKING IT A WIN-WIN FOR TEACHERS THAT ARE UNDER PRESSURE TO COVER A GREAT DEAL OF MATERIAL AND FOR STUDENTS THAT THRIVE WHEN THEY ARE ALLOWED TO EXPRESS THEMSELVES AND USE THEIR NATURAL CREATIVITY IN THE CLASSROOM. IN THE 2012-2013 FISCAL YEAR FIRST STAGE'S TEACHING ARTISTS REACHED OVER 20,000 STUDENTS IN OVER 240 SCHOOLS. MANY OF THESE STUDENTS ALSO ATTENDED OUR MATINEE PERFORMANCES DESCRIBED ABOVE PLUS APPROXIMATELY 700 STUDENTS WERE INVOLVED IN OUR LITERACY PROGRAMS AND NEARLY 5,800 STUDENTS WERE PART OF OUR SUBSIDIZED CONNECTIONS OUTREACH PROGRAM, WHICH DEVELOPS CREATIVE THINKING,LOGICAL REASONING,PUBLIC SPEAKING AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE. 3840325 true true false false false false false false false true true false false false true false true false false false false false false false true false false false false true false false false false false false false false true false false false false true false false false false 81 0 true 223 true false false false false false true true false false false false X 30 30 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true true true true true false WI X X DEB MOODY 4142672940 325 W WALNUT ST MILWAUKEE WI 53212 LIZA PERRY 0.3 X TODD A ADAMS 0.3 X DARREN GOLDSTEIN 0.9 X X LUKE KOWAL 0.3 X WENDY PETZOLD 0.3 X GREG RAMIREZ 0.3 X KRISTIN SHEEHAN 0.3 X AMY TAYLOR DIAMOND 0.3 X CHAD TESSMER 0.3 X BOB ARZBAECHER 0.6 X X ELIZABETH BARANKO 0.3 X KRISTIN SEVERSON 0.6 X X CAROL GEHL 0.9 X X SHEILA REYNOLDS 0.6 X X LAUREN PAGENKOPF 0.6 X X GREG SCHMELING 0.6 X X 0 JOEL NETTESHEIM 0.9 X X NICOLE ANGRESANO 0.3 X VINCENT CICCOLINI 0.3 X JOHN FRICKER 0.3 X KRISTINE HAVLIK 0.3 X DANIEL JONES 0.3 X CAROL KRACHT 0.3 X RON KURAMOTO 0.3 X MEGAN MADSEN 0.3 X JOAN SHAFER 0.3 X CARVER SMITH 0.3 X BRIDGET VIOHL 0.3 X JASON WEINER 0.3 X ALEC FRASER 0.9 X X ROB GOODMAN 40.0 X 156965 0 0 JEFF FRANK 40.0 X 112708 0 269673 0 0 2 false true false NONE 0 X 333678 144181 42780 2625304 2044623 3145943 PROFESSIONAL THEATER PRODUCTIONS-TICKET SALES 711110 1837373 1837373 THEATER ACADEMY 611600 742958 742958 THEATER-IN-EDUCATION 611600 150906 150906 2731237 7274 7274 0 5610 5610 0 0 0 600 600 600 600 31543 47541 -15998 -15998 0 64814 59807 5007 5007 PAYMENTS FOR BOARD LUNCHEONS 900099 3860 3860 MISCELLANEOUS 900099 1864 1864 5724 5885397 2742568 -3114 0 0 0 0 156965 4244 48810 103911 0 1904713 1443637 232075 229001 0 362231 291065 52460 18706 223030 170794 26671 25565 0 525 525 8500 8500 0 0 0 90976 86801 675 3500 296049 284988 3243 7818 77492 54658 17741 5093 35696 10167 24498 1031 72570 72570 425165 390667 22999 11499 52501 49373 1562 1566 0 17141 6716 9382 1043 7124 7124 0 109492 84698 21623 3171 10933 3972 6049 912 PRODUCTION EXPENSES 155830 155830 SUBSIDY ON SCHOOL GROUP SHOWS 630021 630021 EDUCATION & ACADEMY MATERIALS 13784 13784 ADMINISTRATIVE 84522 64568 9228 10726 21772 21772 4757032 3840325 493165 423542 X 549425 581071 0 0 1134013 2175044 79160 109316 0 0 0 0 44486 40500 12390 15570 232016 225757 1833627 1286111 364781 547516 475952 545780 0 0 0 0 8494 6795 0 0 2900717 4247349 222721 242342 0 0 585817 664108 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90357 0 0 33539 23918 842077 1020725 X 749189 911395 1309451 2315229 0 0 2058640 3226624 2900717 4247349 1128365 39619 X false true X true false X 1810967 1583465 2053729 2315211 3145944 10909316 2581737 2482754 2661341 2701448 2731237 13158517 0 0 0 4392704 4066219 4715070 5016659 5877181 24067833 110973 134767 80164 359963 115115 800982 0 110973 134767 80164 359963 115115 800982 23266851 -34189 9265 5346 7273 7274 -5031 0 -34189 9265 5346 7273 7274 -5031 0 8129 16310 5916 6128 5724 42207 4366644 4091794 4726332 5030060 5890179 24105009 0.96523 0.95390 0.00021 0.00030 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 526292 2838 46893 576023 522586 598 3108 526292 467859 11067 43660 522586 375341 80296 12222 467859 331417 63225 -18598 703 375341 1.00000 false false 58024 58024 951500 738163 213337 824103 489924 334179 547516 0 N/P - CAPITAL LEASE 23918 23918 X 6058817 39619 26453 66072 5992745 -107348 -107348 5885397 4890833 26453 107348 133801 4757032 4757032 ENDOWMENT FUNDS PART V, LINE 4 THE BOARD-DESIGNATED ENDOWMENT IS MADE UP OF TWO PARTS. THE FIRST PART, APPROXIMATELY 20% OF THE QUASI-ENDOWMENT, IS AVAILABLE FOR USE BY THE ORGANIZATION TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY RESERVE FUNDS, ALLEVIATE BUDGET SHORTFALLS AND TO PROVIDE OPERATING FUNDS FOR NEW BUSINESS INITIATIVES APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. THE SECOND PART, APPROXIMATELY 80% OF THE QUASI-ENDOWMENT, IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE LONG-TERM STABILITY TO THE ORGANIZATION AND ANNUAL CASH FLOW FROM INVESTMENT INCOME TO FUND ONGOING OPERATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT FOR FIRST STAGE. RECONCILIATION OF REVENUE PART XIII LINE 4B AMOUNTS INCLUDED ON FORM 990, PART VIII LINE 12 BUT NOT ON LINE 1: THE OTHER AMOUNTS INCLUDED ON THE FORM 990 AS REVENUE BUT NOT INCLUDED IN THE AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AS REVENUE INCLUDE: COST OF GOODS SOLD $ 59,807 FUNDRAISING EVENT EXP 47,541 TOTAL $ 107,348 IN THE AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS THESE AMOUNTS ARE INCLUDED IN EXPENSES. RECONCILIATION OF EXPENSES PART XIII LINE 2 AMOUNTS INCLUDED ON LINE 1 BUT NOT ON THE FORM 990, PART IX LINE 25: THE OTHER AMOUNTS INCLUDED IN THE EXPENSES OF THE AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS BUT NOT IN THE EXPENSES ON THE FORM 990 INCLUDE: COST OF GOODS SOLD $ 59,807 FUNDRAISING EVENT EXP 47,541 TOTAL $ 107,348 IN THE FORM 990,THESE ARE APPLIED AGAINST REVENUES IN FORM 990 PART IX ANNUAL BALL 125353 98850 26503 3843 -19769 1285 43766 WINE EVENT 49960 44920 5040 1121 -10256 850 23258 2 411 411 200 1819 1424 175724 144181 31543 5164 -28206 2135 68448 47541 -15998 X X X false false false false false false false false false ROB GOODMAN 90532 0 49389 0 17044 0 0 0 0 0 156965 0 0 0 X 3 1373 AVE MARKET PRICE X PLEDGE RECEIVABLES 51 1896563 DOLLAR VALUE OF PLED X BALL AND WINE EVENT AUCTION ITEMS 259 81447 ACTUAL VALUE X MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAM SUPPORT SUPPLIES 28 15240 ACTUAL VALUE X WEBSITE RESKIN 1 50000 EST VALUE OF WORK false true false PART VI. GOVERNANCE, MANAGEMENT AND DISCLOSURE SECTION A: GOVERNING BODY AND MANAGEMENT LINE 10 (ALSO PART IV, LINE 38) THE 990 IS JOINTLY PREPARED BY THE ORGANIZATION'S CONTROLLER AND THE FIRM, SVA CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS. WHEN THE PRELIMINARY 990 IS COMPLETE, AN ELECTRONIC COPY IS PROVIDED TO MEMBERS OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. THESE MEMBERS REVIEW THE 990 AND MAKE COMMENTS OR SUGGESTIONS FOR CHANGES TO THE PREPARERS. ANY NECESSARY MODIFICATIONS ARE MADE, AND THE FINAL DRAFT OF THE 990 IS THEN REVIEWED BY THE TREASURER FOR ACCURACY. THE APPROVED FINAL COPY OF THE TAX RETURN IS THEN MADE AVAILABLE TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, AFTER RESPONDING TO ANY INQUIRIES BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, THE 990 IS PRINTED AND SIGNED BY THE PREPARERS AND THE TREASURER BEFORE BEING FILED WITH THE IRS. PART VI. GOVERNANCE,MANAGEMENT, AND DISCLOSURE SECTION B. POLICIES LINE 12C THE ORGANIZATION'S FISCAL YEAR RUNS JULY 1 THROUGH JUNE 30. HOWEVER, THE MAJORITY OF THE FINANCIAL ACTIVITY FOR THE ORGANIZATION OCCURS DURING OUR THEATRICAL SEASON, WHICH RUNS FROM SEPTEMBER THROUGH MAY. IT IS DURING THIS TIMEFRAME THAT THE ORGANIZATION HAS REGULAR BOARD MEETINGS. AT THE FIRST BOARD MEETING OF THE SEASON, IN SEPTEMBER, THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY IS DISTRIBUTED TO EACH DIRECTOR. THE DIRECTOR MUST COMPLETE THE SIGNATURE PAGE OF THE POLICY, CONFIRMING THAT THEY UNDERSTAND THE POLICY, AND RETURN THAT PAGE TO THE GENERAL MANAGER. ANY MEMBER OF THE BOARD WHO REFUSES OR FAILS TO SIGN SUCH A STATEMENT SHALL BE PROHIBITED FROM PARTICIPATING IN DISCUSSION OR ACTION BY THE BOARD. IF THEN DURING THE YEAR A DIRECTOR LEARNS OF A CONFLICT OF INTEREST, THEY MUST DISCLOSE IT TO THE BOARD. SUCH A CONFLICT WILL BE ENTERED INTO THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING. AT FUTURE DISCUSSIONS OR VOTES TO WHICH THIS CONFLICT IS RELATED, THE DIRECTOR WILL BE RECUSED FROM THE MEETING. TO ENSURE THE UTMOST EFFICACY OF THE POLICY, THE GENERAL MANAGER CONDUCTS PERIODIC REVIEWS TO ENSURE THE SIGNING OF THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT AND ALSO REVIEWS THE ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE BOARD ON BEHALF OF THE ORGANIZATION. SUCH REVIEW IS INTENDED TO ENSURE THAT THE ORGANIZATION CONTINUES AT ALL TIMES TO BE OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE ACHIEVEMENT OF ITS PUBLIC CHARITABLE PURPOSES, RATHER THAN FOR THE BENEFIT OF ONE OR MORE PRIVATE PERSONS. PART VI. GOVERNANCE, MANAGEMENT, AND DISCLOSURE SECTION B. POLICIES LINE 15 NO DIRECTORS FROM THE BOARD ARE COMPENSATED FOR THEIR WORK AS A BOARD MEMBER. THE ORGANIZATION'S MANAGING DIRECTOR IS A PAID EMPLOYEE. THIS POSITION'S BENEFITS (INSURANCE,ETC.) ARE THE SAME AS FOR ANY OTHER FULL-TIME, YEAR-ROUND EMPLOYEE OF THE ORGANIZATION. THE SALARY, HOWEVER, IS NEGOTIATED EVERY THREE YEARS WITH THE BOARD PRESIDENT AND THE BOARD TREASURER. DATA USED TO DETERMINE WHAT THAT SALARY SHOULD BE INCLUDES PUBLISHED CENSUS AND SURVEY RESULTS FROM OTHER LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS, BOTH CHARITABLE AND NOT, AS WELL AS NATIONAL SURVEY RESULTS FROM THE THEATER COMMUNICATION GROUP (TCG) OF OTHER THEATERS NATIONWIDE. THE RESULTS FROM TCG ARE ALSO USED BY THE BOARD AND BY THE MANAGING DIRECTOR TO SET SALARIES FOR ALL OTHER EMPLOYEES AT THE ORGANIZATION. PART VI. GOVERNANCE, MANAGEMENT, AND DISCLOSURE SECTION C. DISCLOSURE LINE 19 FIRST STAGE HAS BOTH PHYSICAL AND ELECTRONIC VERSIONS OF ITS GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. THESE DOCUMENTS ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST TO THE CONTROLLER OR GENERAL MANAGER. IN ADDITION, THE FORM 990 IS PUBLISHED EACH YEAR ON GUIDESTAR.ORG, WHICH IT RECEIVES FROM THE IRS. 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