2011-02-14T14:25:40-07:00 2010-06-30 990 2009-07-01 910606058 UNITED WAY OF SPOKANE COUNTY UNIT 5098386581 920 N Washington Street Suite 100 Spokane WA 99201 Tim Henkel 5098386581 2011-01-26 2009 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z Spokane County United Way Tim Henkel 920 N Washington Street Suite 100 Spokane WA 99201 5074603 0 X www.unitedwayspokane.org X 1953 WA Spokane County United Way mobilizes our community to create measurable results that improve people's lives 24 24 27 1574 0 0 4793050 4983172 0 0 45052 52178 70697 0 4908799 5035350 3186963 3704728 0 0 835073 819317 0 0 463365 622645 435594 4644681 4959639 264118 75711 2716466 2798824 346165 352812 2370301 2446012 To mobilize our community to create measurable results that improve people's lives. 0 0 716457 0 0 Partners Fund - Education Investments: Through partnerships with the Boys & Girls Club, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire, Children's Home Society, Excelsior Youth Center, Girl Scouts, Guild School and Neuromuscular Center, Lutheran Services, Martin Luther King Jr Center, Red Cross, Salvation Army, YMCA, and YWCW, United Way improved the lives of hundreds of families as parents of young children improved their parenting skills, toddlers in childcare met state development benchmarks, and youth at risk of school failure are improving attendance, behavior and study skills so they stay in school and on track to graduate. 526902 0 Partners Fund - Income Investments: United Way partners with local non-profits so that families avoid home foreclosures, meet basic needs, obtain employment, and build assets. Partnerships include the American Indian Community Center, Second Harvest Food Bank, Mid City Concerns, Red Cross, YWCA, Salvation Army and Spokane Neighborhood Action Programs (SNAP). 576755 0 Partner Fund: Health Investments. United Way partners with local non-profit organizations to help youth and adults struggling with addictions, advocate for clients with disease and disability, improve senior health, shelter and support victims of domestic violence, and promote exercise and good nutrition. As a result, depression symptoms are reduced, risk for obesity and diabetes is reduced, and seniors improve their quality of life and maintain their independence. Partner organizations include American Red Cross, Hospice of Spokane, YMCA of the Inland Northwest, Lutheran Community Services, Fairchild Air Force Base Airman and Family Readiness Center, Daybreak Youth Services, Mid City Concerns, Excelsior Youth Center, Providence Visiting Nurses Association Home Health, YFA Connections, Spokane AIDS Network, Epilepsy Foundation Northwest, Family Service Spokane, The Arc of Spokane, Center Pointe, Eastern Washington Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Lilac Services for the Blind, and Providence Adult Day Health. 1483353 0 0 Donor Designations: Spokane County United Way runs or coordinates three major fund-raising programs: the United Way Campaign, the Combined Federal Campaign for Eastern Washington, and the Washington State Combined Fund Drive. Many of these donations are specifically designated to qualified non-profit agencies. United Way ensures that these donations are collected and accurately distributed at least quarterly, under standards established by United Way Worldwide 136664 0 0 Community Initiatives and Public Policy: Focused on achieving desired results in Education - which is essential to getting and keeping a job with a livable wage and health benefits; Income - that provides an income adequate to pay for today's necessities and save for the future; Health - gives access to counseling services and social supports that keep children on track and adults healthy and engaged. United Way has identified three bold community goals: decrease child abuse and neglect; increase kindergarten readiness; and increase high school graduation rates. As part of our focus on improving lives, United Way works together with many community partners and is a key partner in organizing "Our Kids: Our Business." This is a month-long education and awareness campaign that brings the media, community leaders and the non-profit community together to focus on issues crucial to protecting and enhancing the lives of children in Spokane County 121248 49885 0 Financial Stability: As part of a community coalition of business, community and government representatives, United Way supports free tax preparation which targets low income workers by providing cost-free tax preparation along with financial education and debt management that create and build assets for low income people. United Way secured a grant from the Washington State Department of Commerce which provided a portion of the funding for these services. In the service year over $5.2 million in tax refunds and credits were returned to our community and 97 families avoided foreclosures on their homes. Other accomplishments included 150 individuals receiving financial education, and 85 individuals obtained Individual Development Account (IDA) funding for first time home purchases, small business expenses, or post-secondary education expense. 70445 0 0 Volunteer Services: United Way serves as a volunteer center for Spokane County, coordinating opportunities for individuals and groups to volunteer with local nonprofit organizations. United Way's website features "Volunteer Solutions", an on-line data base of current volunteer opportunities in the community. In the service year, United Way matched 770 volunteers to service opportunities, resulting in 3470 volunteer service hours. United Way coordinated a "Days of Caring" Program, wherein thirteen local employers loaned 156 employees to work on projects supporting the human care programs of area non-profit organizations. 42107 0 0 Labor Services: Spokane County United Way Labor services works with the labor community to educate interested members about available health and human care services, recruit volunteers for food drives, recruit and place members of organized labor with volunteer opportunities of human and health care organizations, and solicit support of the United Way fundraising campaign. 481635 356153 340000 Early Learning: Referred to jointly as "Our Kids: Ready and Resilient", United Way is partnered with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Children's Home Society, Spokane Public Schools, NEWESD, and Blue Prints for Learning to improve the social and emotional development of young children in Spokane County. Acting as the fiscal agent and grant coordinator, United Way is leveraging both grant-funded and matched organizational resources to provide training and support to improve the quality of child care teachers and child care environments so that children are ready for kindergarten. A few of the many accomplishments during the service year include: ABC Discovery Early Learning School at Goodwill industries received national accreditation through the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). Spokane Public Schools and West Valley School District piloted the Early Development Instrument (EDI) in Spokane, creating neighborhood maps of the relative strengths and vulnerabilities of kindergarten children. Results are being shared with teachers and parents to further conversations on how to improve school readiness. Blue Prints for Leaning has provided, through this, the second year of the training cycle, 117 child care providers with high quality Child Development Associate (CDA) training. In addition, 83 child care providers have received 20-hour State Training and Registry System (STARS) training, and 160 child care teachers have received a minimum of 10-hour STARS training that is aligned with the focus of supporting social and emotional development. Children's Home Society has continued their Devereux Early Childhood Assessment (DECA) implementation in five child care programs, involving 11 preschool classrooms, 13 teachers and 235 children. The DECA assessment tool and program identifies relative social and behavioral strengths of children ages 2 to kindergarten and then teachers use that information to inform classroom strategies and collaborate with parents to inform home strategies that will improve those measured traits. Spokane Public Schools implemented the DECA program in 20 full-day kindergarten classrooms. 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The fund is administered in a manner which ensures growth of the fund in perpetuity, while making earnings distributions available on an annual basis for the purposes of financing the mission of United Way. SchD_P12_S00_L04b Schedule D, Part XII, Line 4b United Way of Spokane County cannot include under total revenues on their annual audited financial statements designated gifts raised during the annual fund raising campaigns. These gifts are, however, reportable on the annual IRS Form 990. SchD_P13_S00_L04b Schedule D, Part XIII, Line 4b 2. Designated Gifts are administered by United Way. Since United Way is acting as an agent in the transfer of these gifts, the associated amount is not included in total expenses on the audited financial statements. 1 AMERICAN INDIAN COMMUNITY CENTER ASSOC 801 E 2nd AVE Spokane WA 992022215 910822523 501c3 30240 Family Services Program: provides a range of services to help people meet basic needs, including a food bank, senior nutrition program, community meals, and family services information and referral. AMERICAN RED CROSS - SPOKANE 315 W NORA AVE Spokane WA 99205 530196605 501c3 104472 Funding for Emergency Services, Health and Safety Services, and Services to Armed Forces. Blue Prints for Learning 35 W Main Street Spokane WA 99201 912160074 501c3 119306 Grants to build a sustainable system for early learning that prepares all children for success in school and life. Funding for education of childcare providers. Boy Scouts - 611 Inland Northwest Council 411 W Boy Scout Way Spokane WA 99201 911397125 501c3 63764 CAREER EXPLORING PROGRAM: Helps students age 14-20 gain experience in professions of interest, with mentoring from adults in varying professions, community service opportunities, and teaches interviewing and career skills. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: builds character, leadership, citizenship skills, and life skills in children ages 7 to 20. BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF SPOKANE COUNTY 554 E PROVIDENCE AVE SPOKANE WA 99207 911983357 501c3 7368 EVERY MEMBER, EVERY YEAR: A program to increase high-school graduation by focusing resources on promoting the importance of high school education, rewarding academic achievement, building partnerships with parents and school teachers and administrators, developing mentor relationships, and identifying and retaining at-risk youth. Camp Fire USA Inland Northwest Council 524 N Mullen Spokane Valley WA 99206 910567727 501c3 68404 Funding for youth development programs CANCER PATIENT CARE OF SPOKANE COUNTY 1507 E SPRAGUE AVE SPOKANE WA 99202 910567727 501c3 6132 Patient Transportation Assistance Program - This program provides gas vouchers and bus passes to cancer patients residing in Spokane County who meet federal poverty level (FPL) guidelines. It provides critical assistance to low income cancer patients to ensure that they can fully access healthcare during treatment and recovery. CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY OF WA 2323 N DISCOVERY PLACE SPOKANE VALLEY WA 99216 910575955 501c3 119883 Funds for Early Childhood Learning, specifically to hire an early learning consultant and a family resource specialist, provide for training in resiliency and the DECA program in the West Valley School District, and develop a system of regularly scheduled mentoring and support for participating teachers. CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY OF WA 2323 N DISCOVERY PLACE SPOKANE VALLEY WA 99216 910575955 501c3 37944 Parents as Teachers (PAT), is a home visiting program that provides early childhood parent education, school readiness, and family support services. DAYBREAK 11711 E SPRAGUE D-4 SPOKANE WA 99206 911083936 501c3 6132 DAYBREAK YOUTH SERVICES: provides alcohol and drug treatment services for youth and their families to help individuals abstain from chemical use, to obtain solid family and social relations, and accept personal responsibility for one's actions. Services include individual, group, and family therapy; in addition, subtance abuse counselors offer education, assessment and treatment services to youth. E WA DEAFHARD OF HEARIN 1206 N HOWARD SPOKANE WA 992012410 911106734 501c3 21390 Video Remote Interpreting Service for the deaf and hard of hearing. EPILEPSY FOUNDATION NORTHWEST PO Box 173 Spokane WA 99210 911062461 501c3 17400 Public education and community awareness about seizure recognition. Clients receive case management, legal assistance, seizure control, housing, health care insurance and medication, personal and political advocacy, medications, and medical devlces. Excelsior Youth Center 3754 W Indian Way Spokane WA 99208 911189908 501c3 61476 ALTERNATIVE CLASSROOM EDUCATION Program for disenfranchised and emotionally challenged youth. Also, for the health care for of their inpatients. FAIRCHILD AFB CHILD DEVELOPMENT 610 N Depot Ave Fairchild AFB WA 99011 910741496 5004 The purpose of the Child Development Center is to provide a comprehensive child development program that offers hourly, part day and full day services to all branches of the military and civilian personnel who work at Fairchild Air Force Base. Through a safe and nurturing environment, and maintaining open communication with parents, we build parent confidence, which enables the parent to fulfill their mission requirement of readiness. The care provided is based on the belief that each child should be given the opportunity to develop his or her maximum potential through varied experiences with loving support. FAIRCHILD AFB YOUTH CENTER 200 West Castle Street Fairchild AFB WA 99011 530228400 5004 Project Learn: This program focuses on improved academic performance and sustainment through a variety of proven techniques, including, but not limited to: homework assistance, tutoring, incentive-based activities, and High Yield Learning Activities (HYLA's). These programs are staffed by paid, experienced caregivers and supported through a variety of curriculum and learning materials. The program involves not only Youth Programs, but parents and schools in sustained efforts at improving academic performance and school retention rates, especially through high school. FAIRCHILD AIRMAN & FAMILY READINESS CENTER 4 West Castle Street Fairchild AFB WA 99011 264629664 6000 The program focuses on enhancing an array of existing social service programs offered at Fairchild AFB. Programs offered include but not limited to life skills counseling, marital and family coaching, personal and family life education, employment skills assistance for active duty family members and those leaving the military, Military Child Education and School Liaison focusing on academic performance, social adaptation, and social and fiscal responsibility. Sustainment of these responsibilities while experiencing military deployments. Programs are staffed by paid, experienced professionals and supported through a variety of learning materials and other agencies. Family Service Spokane 7 S Howard Suite 321 Spokane WA 99204 910564952 501c3 103872 Mental health counseling and case management for low-income residents. Girl Scouts of Eastern WA & Northern ID 1404 N Ash Spokane WA 99201 910570844 501c3 63468 Leadership Development Program: Encourages girls in self discovery, forming connections with others, and taking action in their world. LILAC SERVICES FOR THE BLIND 1212 N HOWARD SPOKANE WA 992012410 237121726 501c3 8064 INDEPENDENT LIVING PROGRAM: works to integrate blind and visually impaired individuals into the social, economic, and cultural life of their community. Specialized training includes adaptations for preparing meals, managing medications, managing personal financies, orientation and mobility, using adaptive aid equipment, and much more. LUTHERAN COMMUNITY SERVICES NW 210 W SPRAGUE AVE SPOKANE WA 992013816 900386860 501c3 127020 Services to children who have experienced abuse or neglect. Certified Sexual Assault Program and Crime Victim Service Center Martin Luther King Family Outreach Center 845 S Sherman Ave Spokane WA 99202 910912823 501c3 92388 Child care, after school programs for K-6th grade, summer youth programs, family emergency services including assistance with utilities food, infant supplies and or rental assistance. The Family Relationships Program provides instruction and therapy to improve parenting skills and caregiving in families. MID-CITY CONCERNS 1222 W 2ND AVE SPOKANE WA 99201 910833015 501c3 10884 MEALS ON WHEELS provides hot meals and a daily visit to homebound individuals in need of nutrition. The SENIOR CENTER in downtown Spokane offers nutrition, recreation, education and outreach to seniors. It also serves as a safe, caring facility for handicapped individuals to volunteer. Money Management International CCCS/MMI 4407 N Division Street Suite 814 Spokane WA 99207 541837741 501c3 9300 Financial Education Neighborhood Assets 2116 E First Street Spokane WA 99202 371502691 501c3 17590 Financial Education and Asset Building Northeast Washington Educational School District 101 4202 S REGAL Spokane WA 99223 912148164 155889 Grant to build a sustainable system for early learning that prepares all children for success in school and life. Funding for mentoring and professional development of childcare providers and kindergarten teachers. PROVIDENCE HEALTH & SERVICES WA dba PROVIDENCE VNA HOME HEAL PO BOX 3989 SPOKANE WA 992203989 510216586 501c3 8484 HEALTH CARE OF POOR & VULNERABLE: Home health care services to people who have no insurance and limited financial resources. Registered Nurses, Home Health Aides, Physical Therapists, Speech Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Medical Social Workers, and Registered Dieticians are available. A major goal is to foster independence and the ability of patients to continue to live in the community when at all possible by teaching parients, famlies, or other willing caregivers to safely manage their own care. PROVIDENCE HEALTH & SERVICES-WA dba PROVIDENCE ADULT DAY HEA 6018 N ASTOR SPOKANE WA 99207 510216586 501c3 25524 ADULT DAY HEALTH: Serves poor and vulnerable elderly and disabled individuals and their caregivers with a community-based day program of active restorative rehabilitative and nursing services intended to promote participants' abilities and strengths, allowing them to lieve independently in the community and to delay or prevent institutional placement. Salvation Army - Citadel Corps PO Box 9108 Spokane WA 99209 941156347 501c3 126624 Sally's House and Professional Services provides wrap around services for children and families experiencing issues of abuse, neglect, domestic violence, drug abuse/addiction, abandonment, etc. Professional Services include supervised visitation, sibling visitation, individual and family therapy/counseling, and parent assessment and instruction. LINK is a youth development afterschool program for disadvantaged youth, featuring mentoring, tutoring, computer skills training, and recreation programs. The Housing Stabilization and Empowerment program provides a continuum of services from basic needs and emergency/prevention services to shelter to transitional housing to permanent supportive housing to aftercare, while providing case management and crisis management for all. SECOND HARVEST INLAND NORTHWEST 1234 E FRONT ST SPOKANE WA 99202 237173826 501c3 19572 FEEDING PEOPLE AND CHANGING LIVES: Food distribution center coordinates Spokane County's emergency food bank network to feed over 15,000 people every month. Supplies food to 130 other charities for people in poverty and the working poor. SPOKANE AIDS NETWORK 905 S MONROE SPOKANE WA 992049743 911380583 501c3 7284 CLIENT ADVOCACY PROGRAM: Empowering persons living with HIV/AIDS to advocate for their health needs and make healthy choices. SPOKANE GUILD'S SCHOOLNEURO CTR 2118 W GARLAND AVE SPOKANE WA 99205 910863163 501c3 47856 EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAM: provides early assessment and intervention programs to children birth to three suspected of developmental delays. Programs include individual therapy, toddler groups, preschool roups, and home based services. Spokane Mental Health Coordinating Association dba Spokane Mental Health 107 S Division Spokane WA 99202 910853801 501c3 113532 First Call for Help, a twenty-four hour a day crisis response service. 2-1-1, a social service information and referral phone line and website Spokane Neighborhood Action Programs 2116 E First Street Spokane WA 99202 911311127 501c3 62484 HOUSING COUNSELING for low income families to sustain or acquire home ownership. NEIGHBORHOOD ASSETS FINANCIAL SERVICES: financial education, second-chance banking, matched savings, and credit builder loans SPOKANE REHABILITATION CENTER DBA CENTER POINTE 1408 N WASHINGTON SPOKANE WA 992012438 910675549 501c3 36996 Educational, recreational, and social activities for disabled adults in Spokane County. Focus on personalized activities to assist clients on independence, positive self-image, and to be of service to others. THE ARC - SPOKANE 127 W BOONE SPOKANE WA 99201 910716160 501c3 40992 The COMMUNITY CENTER: offers individuals with developmental disabilities the opportunity to be active members of the broader community. INDIVIDUAL ADVOCACY program provides information and referrals, emotional support, legal advocacy in accessing community services including healthcare, income assistance, and education, and collaborating with those services to meet the needs of clients. YFA CONNECTIONS PO Box 3344 SPOKANE WA 99220 237049675 501c3 8676 ADULT TREATMENT SERVICES: provides comprehensive, individualized, and client-centered outpatient chemical dependency and co-occuring disorders treatment that supports clients to live a healthier life as productive members of the Spokane Community. YMCA OF THE INLAND NORTHWEST PO BOX 208 Spokane WA 99210 910827958 501c3 188772 RSVP promotes senior volunteer opportunities to build a stronger community through partnerships that impact community needs. The Early Learning Childhood Center serves children from infancy through pre-kindergarten. The School-age Care and Day Camps Program serves children from kindergarten through grad six. 2. Activate America, the nationwide YMCA initiative, teaches and models healthy choices-nutrition, fitness, recreation and lifestyle choices-for children, youth and families. YWCA 930 N MONROE ST Spokane WA 99201 910565025 501c3 225372 ALTERNATIVES TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: Services include education, advocacy, support, counseling shlter and transitional housing. OPPORTUNITY CENTER: Empowers women by expanding opportunities to enhance their employment-related skills. Services include job readiness advocacy, job hunters workshop, professional clothing, and computer lab. CHILD AND YOUTH SERVICES: Programs include Homeless Family Resources Services, Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program, After-School Program, Summer Day Camp, and Teen Program. YWCA 930 N MONROE ST Spokane WA 99201 910565025 501c3 8863 Personal financial management education AMERICAN RED CROSS - SPOKANE 315 W NORA AVE SPOKANE WA 99205 530196605 501c3 11986 DonorDesignation BOY SCOUTS - 611 INLAND NORTHWEST COUNCIL 411 W BOY SCOUT WAY SPOKANE WA 992012243 911397125 501c3 17500 DonorDesignation BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF SPOKANE COUNTY 554 E PROVIDENCE AVE SPOKANE WA 99207 911983357 501c3 5131 DonorDesignation CANCER PATIENT CARE OF SPOKANE COUNTY 1507 E SPRAGUE AVE SPOKANE WA 99202 910567727 501c3 22474 DonorDesignation CATHOLIC CHARITIES PO BOX 2253 SPOKANE WA 992102253 910569880 501c3 53182 DonorDesignation FAIRCHILD AIRMAN & FAMILY READINESS CENTER 4 West Castle Street Fairchild AFB WA 99011 264629664 7045 DonorDesignation Girl Scouts of Eastern WA & Northern ID 1404 N Ash Spokane WA 99201 910570844 501c3 5004 DonorDesignation HOSPICE OF SPOKANE PO BOX 2215 SPOKANE WA 99210 910995069 501c3 50728 DonorDesignation LUTHERAN COMMUNITY SERVICES NW 210 W SPRAGUE AVE SPOKANE WA 992013816 900386860 501c3 9510 DonorDesignation MARTIN LUTHER KING JR FAMILY OUTREACH CENTER 845 S SHERMAN AVE SPOKANE WA 99202 910912823 501c3 5533 DonorDesignation MID-CITY CONCERNS 1222 W 2ND AVE SPOKANE WA 99201 910833015 501c3 7503 DonorDesignation MOBIUS KIDS 808 W MAIN AVE SPOKANE WA 99201 911694299 501c3 5164 DonorDesignation PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF THE INLAND NORTHWEST 123 E INDIANA SUITE 100 SPOKANE WA 99207 910885036 501c3 17533 DonorDesignation PROVIDENCE HEALTH & SERVICES WA dba PROVIDENCE VNA HOME HEAL PO BOX 3989 SPOKANE WA 992203989 510216586 501c3 10718 DonorDesignation SACRED HEART MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATION PO BOX 2555 SPOKANE WA 99220 910393510 501c3 5354 DonorDesignation SALVATION ARMY - CITADEL CORPS PO BOX 9108 SPOKANE WA 992099108 941156347 501c3 11895 DonorDesignation SECOND HARVEST INLAND NORTHWEST 1234 E FRONT ST SPOKANE WA 99202 237173826 501c3 82086 DonorDesignation SPO GUILD'S SCHOOLNEURO CTR 2118 W GARLAND AVE SPOKANE WA 99205 910863163 501c3 19851 DonorDesignation SPOKANE AIDS NETWORK 905 S MONROE SPOKANE WA 992049743 911380583 501c3 5741 DonorDesignation SPOKANE MENTAL HEALTH COORDINATING ASSN 107 S DIVISION SPOKANE WA 992021586 910853801 501c3 5771 DonorDesignation SPOKANE NEIGHBORHOOD ACTION PROGRAM 2116 E FIRST AVE SPOKANE WA 99202 911311127 501c3 12264 DonorDesignation SPOKANE VALLEY FIREFIGHTER BENEVOLENT ASSOC PO BOX 1364 co Treasurer John Nelson VERADALE WA 990371364 911985489 501c3 9582 DonorDesignation SPOKANE VALLEY PARTNERS P O BOX 141360 SPOKANE WA 992141360 911478830 501c3 13516 DonorDesignation UNION GOSPEL MISSION ASSOCIATION OF SPOKANE P O BOX 4066 SPOKANE WA 992024066 910613587 501c3 9848 DonorDesignation United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Gonzaga Preparatory School 1224 E Euclid Spokane WA 99207 530196617 5098 DonorDesignation UNITED WAY OF KOOTENAI CNTY 401 Front Ave 201 Coeur dAlene ID 83814 820232729 501c3 6346 DonorDesignation VANESSA BEHAN CRISIS NURSERY 1004 E EIGHTH AVE SPOKANE WA 99202 911199575 501c3 18107 DonorDesignation YMCA OF THE INLAND NORTHWEST PO BOX 208 SPOKANE WA 99210 910827958 501c3 8466 DonorDesignation YMCA-YWCA CAPITAL FUND 930 N MONROE ST SPOKANE WA 99201 910565025 501c3 7775 DonorDesignation YWCA 930 N MONROE ST SPOKANE WA 99201 910565025 501c3 7258 DonorDesignation 271 0 SchI_P01_S00_L02 Schedule I, Part I, Line 2 2. Organizations applying for grants must quantify their service delivery goals, indicate how the quality of their service delivery will be measured, and indicate how they will measure whether those served are better off as a result. This data is then provided back to United Way during the grant cycle and is used for determining grant renewal. X 4 39253 avg price day of receipt 0 0 0 0 F990_P06_S0A_L06 Form 990, Part VI, Section A, Line 6 The sole function of members is to elect the directors of the organization F990_P06_S0A_L07a Form 990, Part VI, Section A, Line 7a Members elect the directors of the organization F990_P06_S0B_L11 Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11 The completed form 990 is made available to all board members, and is also posted on the company website. An opportunity is provided to discuss the form 990, at the board meeting following it being made available. F990_P06_S0B_L12c Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c Preceding each board meeting, the President/CEO and Board Chair review items to be voted upon and determine, based on the most current disclosures, whether any individuals may need to refrain from voting on each item. F990_P06_S0B_L15 Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15 2. The President and CEO has had his pay reviewed annually by a committee of the board of directors. They have access to comparable pay data, and their recommendation for pay adjustment is documented in committee meeting minutes. F990_P06_S0C_L19 Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 The governing documents and conflict of interest policy is made available upon request. The annual audited financial statements and Form 990 are posted on the company website (unitedwayspokane.org) The time required for the completion of the annual audit prevented the timely submission of the Form 990, the Form 990 being based on the audited financial statements.