2011-04-25T08:56:02-05:00 2010-06-30 RAMPELL & RAMPELL PA 223 Sunset Ave Suite 200 Palm Beach FL 334803917 990 2009-07-01 590683258 UNITED WAY OF PALM BEACH COUNTY INC UNIT 5613756600 2600 QUANTUM BOULEVARD BOYNTON BEACH FL 33426 CHARLES W ANDERSON 5613756600 2011-03-21 1 5616555855 2009 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z CHARLES W ANDERSON 2600 QUANTUM BOULEVARD BOYNTON BEACH FL 33426 16701475 0 X HTTP:/WWW.UNITEDWAYPBC.ORG X 1962 FL TO IMPROVE MEASURABLY THE LIVES OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN PALM BEACH COUNTY 51 51 67 2495 0 0 14553911 14794047 0 184393 151146 -50804 -63512 14687500 14881681 10262947 10881758 0 3093033 2851052 0 1595516 1202355 989995 14558335 14722805 129165 158876 14428582 15044441 7992399 7286317 6436183 7758124 To improve measurably the lives of individuals and families in Palm Beach County by uniting the resources of donors, volunteers, agencies and the community. 0 0 2274747 2274747 838271 Promoting financial stability and independence. $910,062Prosperity Campaign $314,849Helps hard-working individuals and families in Palm Beach County achieve financial stability and promote asset development. The Prosperity Campaign is nationally recognized as a successful program that teaches individuals the basics of household budgeting and saving. Key components of the Prosperity Campaign are the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program, Prosperity Centers, and the Individual Development Account (IDA) Program.Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program $229,415The VITA Program is an extremely successful program providing free income tax preparation services. This year, more than 9,700 households used this service which is available at 19 sites throughout the county. This year 204 volunteers who were trained and certified by the Internal Revenue Service, a key partner in the VITA Program, helped residents file their taxes and receive more than $16.2 million in refunds, including $6.2 million in Earned Income Tax Credits. By providing this service, local residents save $1 million each year in tax preparation fees.Individual Development Account (IDA) Program $148,536The IDA Program is a matched savings program designed to help individuals purchase a home or start a small business. Upon entering the program, the eligible participant must save $2,000 within six to 40 months. Upon completion of the program and after accumulating $2,000 in savings, the money is matched 2:1. To date, we have had 82 clients successfully participate in the program and are now homeowners. There are currently 112 individuals enrolled in the program.Palm Beach County Community Food Alliance $154,807The Community Food Alliance is a group of community organizations, led by United Way of Palm Beach County, that work together to implement a countywide strategic plan to end hunger and improve food security. Its members, from 100 different agencies - nonprofits, faith-based groups, and county government - work to integrate systems that address food and nutrition issues, including maximizing government self-sufficiency programs, and increasing access to quality, nutritious foods to low-income households. The Food Rescue Program is designed to collect and distribute leftover healthy nutritious food from restaurants, hotels, convention centers, country clubs and special events in Palm Beach County. In addition, packages of frozen meat from Publix supermarkets are also collected and distributed to agencies with kitchens serving those in need. The overall food recovery efforts include the distribution of fresh produce that has been gleaned or donated along with other non-perishable items as they become available. Last year, 594,961 pounds of fresh produce were donated, and 217,387 pounds of produce were gleaned by almost 1,720 volunteers and provided to 120 different agencies. There were also 43,731 pounds of food donated to the Food Rescue Program, and 304,462 pound of meat donated from Publix Supermarkets.CBS 12's Project Thanksgiving $81,877An annual fund-raising campaign that provides $10.00 Winn-Dixie food gift cards to thousands of individuals and families in Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River and Okeechobee counties. Administrative support is provided by the Palm Beach County Community Food Alliance and United Way of Palm Beach County. Partners in this project are CBS 12, Winn-Dixie Foundation, the Palm Beach Kennel Club and Wachovia, a Wells Fargo Company. In 2009, 9,500 gift cards were distributed to low income families for the Thanksgiving holiday.Project Uplift $127,718This program is designed to meet the needs of families that are at risk of homelessness or are homeless. This program provides assistance to families who are experiencing financial difficulty due to a short-term situational crisis such as a job layoff, illness of a family member or recent unemployment. Families in this program receive supportive services for a three month period. There were 341 families served by this program last year.Project SAFE $102,773This program provides transitional housing and supportive services to families and their children. Families in this program can remain in housing for up to 24 months while they work on achieving self-sufficiency and independence. There were 186 families served by this program last year.Project GROW $67,885This program is an out of school drop-in center for school-age children. This program is located at the Lake Worth transitional housing site. The goal of the program is for children that have been homeless to improve their grades. There were 71 children served by this program last year.Domestic Violence Project $23,538This program provides legal representation, education, and outreach to survivors of domestic violence and their families throughout PBC. There were 751 clients served by this program last year.Elder Law Project $63,386This program protects seniors from abuse and exploitation in order to ensure their physical well-being and financial security. The project arms elderly citizens with information so they can take a pro-active stand against companies that commit fraudulent and deceptive practices against seniors rather than waiting until they are sued and/or harassed by unethical merchants. There were 252 clients served by this program last year.FEC Legal Assistance $49,901This program provides legal consultation and representation to FEC families in a variety of matters that aid families in maintaining economic and housing stability, including landlord/tenant disputes, unfair employment issues, custody and child support matters. There were 145 clients served by this program last year. 1619111 1619111 850637 Improving access to health care and promoting healthy behaviors. $622,834SAFE Kids $80,031This program provides individual, family, group therapy, and advocacy services to children and families that are victims of physical abuse or neglect, sexual abuse, rape/sexual assault, and a variety of other crimes such as witnesses to homicide. There were 551 people served by this program last year.Individual/Family Counseling $42,369 This program offers professional and confidential mental health counseling to individuals, families and children on an outpatient basis to assist with various problems including marital issues, family discord, substance abuse, domestic violence, grief and loss, trauma, depression, anxiety, and life transitions. Services include assessment, diagnosis, goal setting, individual, family and group therapy, and information and referral. There were 987 people served by this program last year.Pat Reeves Village/Reach $51,329This program provides emergency shelter for homeless families with dependent children. It is a short-term program that provides temporary housing, food and various forms of assistance in order to help families stabilize their immediate crisis and assist them in obtaining transitional housing or other supportive living arrangements. The program also provides comprehensive safe management and supportive services to prepare these families to re-enter the workforce and re-establish self-sufficiency. There were 54 people served by this program last year.Special Needs Equipment Fund $822,548 This fund provides families of children with special needs, between the ages of 0 and 17, with essentially needed equipment not funded by other local sources, private insurance, or Medicaid. These funds are to be used for children and families in cases where purchasing equipment would cause financial hardship, and where the equipment cannot be obtained through other means. Equipment purchased specifically increases or enhances mobility, communication (speech or hearing), vision, or medical impairment. Last year 47 children benefited from the fund. 858575 858575 65971 Helping children and youth achieve their potential. $580,543After School, Parenting, Case Management $144,281 This program provides comprehensive services to educate, train, and support at-risk children, youth and families through quality child care services, after school programs and case management services to increase economic self-sufficiency and improved quality of family function with healthier life styles. There were 219 clients served by this program last year.Readers Under Construction $89,446This program provides literacy education to children, youth and parents who possess limited English, reading and/or basic literacy skills at 10 sites in Palm Beach County. There were 996 clients served by this program last year.S.T.A.R.S. conference (Start Transition and Realize Success) $44,305 Nearly 500 students with disabilities, their parents, educators, supporters and other professionals in the disabilities and transition fields, attended the sixth annual S.T.A.R.S. Conference. The conference offered 52 targeted workshops that encourage students with disabilities and their families to utilize self-advocacy, and school and community-based services to help them achieve a successful transition from high school to community life, and to achieve post-high school goals. Other conference highlights included a Services Fair, in which 51 service providers and agencies had knowledgeable staff on hand to answer questions. Thanks to generous sponsorships and in-kind donations, the S.T.A.R.S. Conference is free to all attendees. 7784105 6728201 4863033 Community Partners Initiatives $700,089 United Way of Palm Beach County continues to serve as a convener - leading the way in leveraging resources and establishing and fostering relationships with other community organizations in order to address urgent, continual and emerging community needs. Volunteer Center Programs $88,836 The Volunteer Center plays an integral role in United Way of Palm Beach County's mission to change lives by matching individuals with volunteer opportunities in the community. Volunteer opportunities are available for individuals, families, organizations and corporations. We offer a free interactive Web site for non profit organizations to post their agency and volunteer opportunities. This year, 1,181 volunteers contributed a total of 5,233 volunteer hours. In addition, the Volunteer Center offers Disaster Preparedness and Response assistance. Emergency Services and Long Term Disaster Recovery $42,960 When disaster strikes, whether it is locally or across the world, United Way of Palm Beach County is ready to help. Disaster Relief Fund for Haiti Relief $55,234Since late January, our Disaster Relief Fund for Haiti Relief has collected and distributed more than $50,000 in community donations to help with immediate relief needs in Haiti, long-term rebuilding, and services for local Haitian families affected by the earthquakes. The South Florida Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association and IBEW Local #728 made a $10,000 donation. We also received a grant of $10,000 from the McDonalds Franchisees of Palm Beach County. Money from the fund was granted to Missionary Flights International to aid in delivering needed supplies to Haiti, and the local agency Communities in Schools to help with basic needs for 170 recently relocated Haitian students who are enrolled in neighborhood schools. Palm Beach County Disaster Recovery Coalition $120,470 Following a disaster, United Way works with our partners in the Palm Beach County Disaster Recovery Coalition to help address the unmet recovery needs of individuals and families. The Coalition coordinates long-term recovery services. Throughout the year, the Coalition works to educate the community on preparedness, while building stronger communication networks and partnerships among various organizations so that should a disaster strike Palm Beach County, the unmet and long-term recovery needs of residents can be met. 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THE FUNDS ARE TO BE SPENT ON IMMEDIATE NEEDS OF THE ORGANIZATION. Part XII, Line 2d - Other Adjustments: SPECIAL EVENT EXPENSES: 73132. Part XII, Line 4b - Other Adjustments: DESIGNATIONS TO OTHER AGENCIES: 4387298. PROVISION FOR UNCOLLECTIBLE PLEDGES: 332536. Part XIII, Line 2d - Other Adjustments: SPECIAL EVENT EXPENSES: 73132. Part XIII, Line 4b - Other Adjustments: DESIGNATIONS TO OTHER AGENCIES: 4387298. PROVISION FOR UNCOLLECTIBLE PLEDGES: 332536. 1 211 Palm BeachTreasure Coast PO Box 3588 Lantana FL 334653588 237153017 501 (C) 3 204485 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Achievement Center for Children and Familes 555 NW 4th St Delray Beach FL 33444 591264435 501 (C) 3 144281 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches Inc 1712 2nd Avenue North Lake Worth FL 334603210 592471253 501 (C) 3 465287 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Aid To Victims of Domestic Abuse Inc PO Box 6161 Delray Beach FL 334826161 592486620 501 (C) 3 157052 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Alzheimer's Community Care Inc 800 Northpoint Pkwy - Ste 101B West Palm Beach FL 334071978 311481653 501 (C) 3 107965 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee 711 Third Avenue New York NY 10017 131656634 501 (C) 3 14850 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION American Red Cross Palm Beach County Inc 825 Fern Street West Palm Beach FL 334015715 590624361 501 (C) 3 45374 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Area Agency on Aging of Palm BeachTreasure Coast Inc 4400 N Congress Avenue West Palm Beach FL 33407 650087858 501 (C) 3 40436 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Boca Raton Museum of Art Inc 501 Plaza Real Boca Raton FL 334323982 596019851 501 (C) 3 600000 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Boys and Girls Club of Palm Beach County Inc 800 Northpoint Parkway - Ste 204 West Palm Beach FL 334071978 237060561 501 (C) 3 28246 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Palm Beach Inc 9995 N Military Trail Palm Beach Gardens FL 334105460 592470479 501 (C) 3 12348 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Center for Family Services of Palm Beach County Inc 4101 Parker Avenue West Palm Beach FL 33405 591084179 501 (C) 3 201975 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Children's Home Society of Florida South Coastal Division 3333 Forest Hill Blvd West Palm Beach FL 334065812 590192430 501 (C) 3 47077 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Children's Medical Services West Palm Beach 5101 Greenwood Ave West Palm Beach FL 33407 593502843 501 (C) 3 26491 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Children's Services Council of PBC 2300 High Ridge Road Boynton Beach FL 33426 592773339 501 (C) 3 23639 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Christians Reaching Out to Society Inc 304 1st Ave South Lake Worth FL 33460 591802917 501 (C) 3 84876 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Coalition for Independent Living Options Inc 6800 Forest Hill Blvd West Palm Beach FL 33413 650174695 501 (C) 3 102617 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Communities in Schools of Palm Beach County Inc 1660 Southern Blvd Suite N West Palm Beach FL 33406 592516164 501 (C) 3 33831 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Deaf Service Center of Palm Beach County Inc 3111 S Dixie Hwy Ste 237 West Palm Beach FL 334051548 592433417 501 (C) 3 28631 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Easter Seals Florida Inc 213 S Congress Avenue West Palm Beach FL 334093823 590637848 501 (C) 3 38608 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Education Foundation of Palm Beach County Inc 3300 Forest Hill Blvd Bldg E 50-116 50-116 West Palm Beach FL 33406 592420369 501 (C) 3 5000 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Esereh Youth and Family Center Inc 2326 S Congress Ave West Palm Beach FL 33406 650954653 501 (C) 3 15000 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Families First of Palm Beach County 3110 W 45 St D West Palm Beach FL 33407 651049354 501 (C) 3 49869 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Farmworkers' Coordinating Council of PBC Inc 1010 10th Ave N Ste 1 Lake Worth FL 33460 591830267 501 (C) 3 74088 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Ferd & Gladys Alpert Jewish Family & Children's Service of PO Box 220627 West Palm Beach FL 33422 591520581 501 (C) 3 78200 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Florence Fuller Child Development Center Inc 200 NE 14th St Boca Raton FL 33432 591312245 501 (C) 3 75369 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Frank Ciaramella Inc dba Exceptionalities 213 S Congress Avenue West Palm Beach FL 334093823 590637848 501 (C) 3 32954 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida Inc 1224 W Indiantown Road Jupiter FL 334583910 590624403 501 (C) 3 28246 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Glades Area Association for Retarded Citizens Inc 4250 NW 16th Street Belle Glade FL 334305962 591760374 501 (C) 3 67379 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Gulfstream Goodwill Industries Inc 1715 E Tiffany Drive West Palm Beach FL 334073224 591197040 501 (C) 3 99853 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Healthy MothersHealthy Babies Coalition of PBC Inc 500 Gulfstream Blvd Ste 201 Delray Beach FL 33483 592657051 501 (C) 3 28687 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Hospice by the Sea 1531 W Palmetto Park Rd Boca Raton FL 334863395 591252942 501 (C) 3 37000 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Housing Partnership Inc 2001 W Blue Heron Blvd Riviera Beach FL 33404 592704597 501 (C) 3 257923 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Jeff Industries Inc 115 East Coast Avenue Lantana FL 334625316 592516157 501 (C) 3 82983 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Jewish Community Center - Adolph & Rose Levis 9801 Donna Klein Blvd Boca Raton FL 33428 651127438 501 (C) 3 18000 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Jewish Community Center of The Greater Palm Beaches PO Box 220627 West Palm Beach FL 33422 591520581 501 (C) 3 30930 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Jewish Federation of Nashville & Middle Tennessee 801 Percy Warner Blvd Ste 102 Nashville TN 37205 626077703 501 (C) 3 271850 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County Inc 9901 Donna Klein Blvd Boca Raton FL 334281788 591945109 501 (C) 3 6800 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Jupiter Pre-School Inc 98 Cinquez Park Rd W Jupiter FL 334583947 591141608 501 (C) 3 42369 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County Inc 423 Fern St Ste 200 West Palm Beach FL 334015839 596046934 501 (C) 3 233168 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Mae Volen Senior Center 1515 W Palmetto Park Rd Boca Raton FL 33486 592695062 501 (C) 3 128990 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Milagro Foundation Inc 340 SW 6th Ave Delray Beach FL 33444 650804625 501 (C) 3 13386 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Missionary Flights International 3170 Airmans Drive Fort Pierce FL 34946 237199063 501 (C) 3 50234 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION My Choice Coummuntiy Development Inc 1617 Silver Beach Road Riviera Beach FL 33404 651148862 501 (C) 3 19800 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION New Hope Charities Inc 626 North Dixie Hwy West Palm Beach FL 33401 650128327 501 (C) 3 15642 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION NOAH Inc 601 Covenant Dr Belle Glade FL 334305728 592385584 501 (C) 3 40248 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Nonprofits First 2300 High Ridge Road Suite 132 Boynton Beach FL 33426 651124375 501 (C) 3 57077 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Oakwood Center for the Palm Beaches 1041 45th Street West Palm Beach FL 33407 591171320 501 (C) 3 25000 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION PACE Center for Girls Inc 1225 South Military Trail Suite D West Palm Beach FL 334154698 592414492 501 (C) 3 47077 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Palm Beach Community College Foundation Inc 4200 Congress Avenue Lake Worth FL 334614796 591818556 501 (C) 3 18439 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners 20 S Military Trail West Palm Beach FL 33415 596000785 501 (C) 3 15714 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Palm Beach County Literacy Coalition 551 SE 8th Street - Ste 505 Delray Beach FL 334835183 650169781 501 (C) 3 89446 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Palm Beach Habilitation Center 4522 S Congress Ave Lake Worth FL 33461 596213381 501 (C) 3 121417 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Parent-Child Center Inc 2001 W Blue Heron Blvd West Palm Beach FL 33407 591964034 501 (C) 3 9100 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Pathways to Independence Inc 4360 Northlake Boulevard - Ste 107 Palm Beach Gardens FL 334106265 650992621 501 (C) 3 23538 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Quantum Foundation 2701 N Australian Ave 200 West Palm Beach FL 33407 590812783 501 (C) 3 12750 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Redlands Christian Migrant Association Inc 2975 SW Waterfall Trace Palm City FL 349904777 591221966 501 (C) 3 40728 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Riviera Beach Family Resource Center 1901 Broadway Riviera Beach FL 33404 542077233 501 (C) 3 15955 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Ruth Rales Jewish Family Service of South Palm Beach County 21300 Ruth Baron Coleman Blvd Boca Raton FL 334281757 651115689 501 (C) 3 42369 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Strobis Glaucoma Foundation Inc 880 NW 13 Street Boca Raton FL 334862342 030439852 501 (C) 3 15000 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Temple Beth El of Boca Raton 333 SW 4th Avenue Boca Raton FL 334325709 591412924 501 (C) 3 30000 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION The Arc of Palm Beach County 1201 Australian Ave Riviera Beach FL 33404 590883386 501 (C) 3 533563 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION The Children's Place at Home Safe Inc 2840 6th Ave South Lake Worth FL 33461 591935485 501 (C) 3 62077 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION The Guatemalan Maya Center Inc 110 North F Street Lake Worth FL 334603336 650355018 501 (C) 3 5000 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION The Lord's Place Inc PO Box 3265 West Palm Beach FL 334023265 592240502 501 (C) 3 178759 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION United Cerebral Palsy of Palm Beach & Mid Coast Counties Inc 3595 Second Avenue North Lake Worth FL 33461 650229776 501 (C) 3 198328 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Urban League of Palm Beach County Inc 1700 N Australian Ave West Palm Beach FL 33407 591533710 501 (C) 3 5000 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Village Academy Elementary School 400 SW 12th Avenue Delrat Beach FL 334441401 596000783 501 (C) 3 100000 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION Village Baptist Church 3600 Village Boulevard West Palm Beach FL 33407 590766989 501 (C) 3 72529 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION YMCA of South Palm Beach Inc 6631 South Palmetto Park Road Boca Raton FL 33432 050594761 501 (C) 3 31850 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION YWCA of Palm Beach County Florida Inc 2200 N Florida Mango Rd 102 West Palm Beach FL 334096448 590751935 501 (C) 3 122817 UNITED WAY ALLOCATION 71 Procedure for Monitoring Grants in the U.S.: Part I, Line 2: Schedule I, Part I, Line 2: United Way allocates funding to various agencies for programs and services conducted by those agencies. The Community Impact Committees are responsible for making recommendations to the Board of Directors for approval on specific agency program allocations. United Way staff monitors the agencies for adherence to United Way policies and standards. United Way staff also monitors and evaluates the impact of the funding. X X X X X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHARLES W ANDERSON 188221 0 25000 0 678 0 16585 0 14346 0 244830 0 22578 0 LEON M WEEKES BOARD MEMBER 5627 INSURANCE - PROPERTY, CASUALTY, LIABILITY, AND WORKERS COMP INSURANCE FOR THE ORGANIZATION IS BROKERED THROUGH WEEKES AND CALLOWAY, INC. LEON WEEKES IS A BOARD MEMBER OF UNITED WAY OF PALM BEACH COUNTY, INC., AND HIS SON, LEON A. WEEKES, IS CEO OF WEEKES & CALLOWAY. IN GENERAL, FUNDS ARE PAID BY THE ORGANIZATION DIRECTLY TO THE INSURANCE COMPANIES. FUNDS WHICH WERE PAID DIRECTLY TO WEEKES & CALLOWAY FOR 2009-2010 WERE $5,627. 0 X 11 940696 FAIR MARKET VALUE X SPECIAL EVENT EXPENSES 5 10875 ACTUAL COST X COMPUTERS & EQUIPMENT 1 19564 ACTUAL COST 0 0 1 Third Party Use: Part I, Line 32b: The organization uses third parties to sell donations of stock. Form 990, Part VI, Section A, line 4 THE ORGANIZATION AMENDED AND RESTATED ITS BYLAWs EFFECTIVE APRIL 15, 2010. SIGNIFICANT CHANGES ARE AS FOLLOWS: THE ORGANIZATION REDEFINED ITS PURPOSES AS FOLLOWS: (a) Develop, maintain, and grow relationships with individuals and organizations in order to attract and sustain resources to support United Way's mission. (b) Engage and inspire Palm Beach County to create a shared vision for the future and set goals for collective action. (c) Develop strategies that will achieve measurable and lasting change in community conditions, mobilize necessary resources and put them to work to produce positive results and improve lives. (d) Lead the Corporation to successfilly fulfill its mission, and, in doing so, garner trust, legitimacy, and support from the local community and the United Way system. (e) Provide efficient and cost-effective systems, policies, and processes that enable the delivery of United Way's mission-related work and ensure the highest levels of transparency and accountability. (f) To do all things which it may deem necessary and proper in order to carry into effect my or alI of the foregoing objects or purposes. THE ORGANIZATION REVISED ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS SIZE AS FOLLOWS: The size of the Board of Directors shall be determined by the Board, following a recommendation from the Governance Committee, provided that the number of Directors shall never be less than 15 or more than 60. Directors may not serve for more than six consecutive years. The time spent as an Officer shall be added to this six year term limit. Following six years of continuous service, directors must rotate off the Board for at least one year to be eligible for additional terms. THE ORGANIZATION REVISED THE COMPOSITION OF ITS AUDIT COMMITTEE AS FOLLOWS: No member os the Finance Committee shall serve on the Audit Committee. The Treasurer shall be an ex-officio of the Audit Committee. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 11 FORM 990 IS PREPARED BY THE ORGANIZATION'S AUDITORS. A DRAFT OF FORM 990 IS REVIEWED BY THE CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER. THE DRAFT FORM 990 IS THEN PRESENTED TO THE AUDIT COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL. A FINAL VERSION OF FORM 990 IS PRESENTED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR REVIEW AND APPROVAL. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 12c BOARD MEMBERS AND STAFF COMPLETE AND SIGN CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENTS ANNUALLY WHICH ARE REVIEWED BY THE CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER OF THE ORGANIZATION. THE STAFF NOTIFIES MANAGEMENT OF ANY POSSIBLE CONFLICT THAT ARISES. BOARD MEMBERS WITH A CONFLICT WILL ABSTAIN FROM ANY VOTE PERTAINING TO THEIR CONFLICT. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, line 15 Executive compensation is established by the Compensation Committee. Factors such as neighboring United Way CEO salaries are taken into consideration as well as United Way of America Surveys and Human Capital Studies. The Compensation Committee for 2009-10 consisted of the Board Chair, Board Secretary, Incoming Chair, and Immediate Past Chair. Compensation is then approved by the Board. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, line 19 THE ORGANIZATION MAKES ITS GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, FORM 990, AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST IN THE ORGANIZATION'S OFFICE. THE ORGANIZATION'S CURRENT FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE AVAILABLE ON ITS WEBSITE. THE ORGANIZATION'S CURRENT FORM 990 IS AVAILABLE ON ITS WEBSITE AS WELL AS THIRD PARTY WEBSITES. AUDIT COMMITTEE RESPONSILITY IS UNCHANGED FROM THE PRIOR YEAR. THE AUDIT COMMITTEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OVERSIGHT OF THE AUDIT OF THE ORGANIZATION'S FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND THE SELECTION OF AN INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTANT.