2012-06-18T16:04:23-04:00 2011-12-31 Maddox & Associates CPAs Inc 1407 Alexandria PIke FORT THOMAS KY 41075 990 2011-01-01 311545464 COOPERATIVE FOR EDUCATION COOP 2730 HYDE PARK AVENUE CINCINNATI OH 45209 JOSEPH BERNINGER 5137312595 2012-05-15 false W Paul Maddox Jr 2012-06-18 2011 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z JOSEPH BERNINGER 2864911 false X WWW.COEDUC.ORG X 1997 OH TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT SERVICES AND OTHER CHARITABLE SERVICES TO FINANCIALLY STRESSED COMMUNITIES AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND EDUCATE NORTH AMERICANS ABOUT GUATEMALA ITS POVERTY AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 15 13 17 120 0 0 1658675 2295023 292142 355271 11483 6644 128992 160752 2091292 2817690 28469 29959 0 910050 1015885 0 130254 900002 931279 1838521 1977123 252771 840567 2293381 3316041 1108168 1290261 1185213 2025780 TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL IMPROVEMENT SERVICES AND OTHER CHARITABLE SERVICES TO FINANCIALLY STRESSED COMMUNITIES AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND EDUCATE NORTH AMERICANS ABOUT GUATEMALA ITS POVERTY AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES false false 449238 1144 176565 COMPUTER CENTER PROGRAM THE COMPUTER CENTER PROGRAM ESTABLISHES AND MANAGES COMPUTER CENTERS TO PROVIDE TECHNICAL EDUCATION SUCH AS COMPUTER BASICS MICROSOFT WINDOWS AND MICROSOFT OFFICE 385034 1717 107457 TEXTBOOK COOPERATIVE PROGRAM THE TEXTBOOK COOPERATIVE PROGRAM ESTABLISHED NEW TEXTBOOK COOPERATIVES AND MANAGED EXISTING TEXTBOOK COOPERATIVES WHICH PROVIDE TEXTBOOKS TO STUDENTS FOR A SMALL FEE WHICH IS SAVED TO REPLACE THE TEXTBOOKS SO THE SCHOOLS WILL ALWAYS HAVE TEXTBOOKS FOR THEIR STUDENTS 363431 BRIDGES INCLUDING GUATEMALA EDUCATIONAL TOURS THE BRIDGES PROGRAM IS MULTIFACETED AND INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING ELEMENTS GUATEMALA SERVICE LEARNING TRIPS - 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Officer, directors, etc. family relationship (Part VI, line 2) JOSEPH BERNINGER VICE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND JEFFREY BERNINGER PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS AND GUATEMALA CEO ARE BROTHERS 02. Form 990 governing body review (Part VI, line 11) FORM 990 IS PROVIDED TO THE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT AND REVIEWED BY THE TREASURER BEFORE FILING 03. Conflict of interest policy compliance (Part VI, line 12c) FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS ARE REVIEWED TO DETERMINE WHETHER THEY INCLUDE A RELATED PARTY TRANSACTION AND IF SO ARE DISCLOSED TO THE CONTROLLER BOARD FINANCE COMMITTEE AND INDEPENDENT AUDITOR 04. CEO, executive director, top management comp (Part VI, line 15a) BOARD FINANCE COMMITTEE REVIEWS INDEPENDENT STUDIES OF NON PROFIT COMPENSATION AND DETERMINES THE APPROPRIATE SALARIES THE PROPOSED SALARIES ARE PRESENTED TO THE BOARD FOR APPROVAL 05. Other officer or key employee compensation (Part VI, line 15b BOARD FINANCE COMMITTEE REVIEWS INDEPENDENT STUDIES OF NON PROFIT COMPENSATION AND DETERMINES THE APPROPRIATE SALARIES THE PROPOSED SALARIES ARE PRESENTED TO THE BOARD FOR APPROVAL 06. Governing documents, etc, available to public (Part VI, line 19) DOCUMENTS ARE MADE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST