Attach to Form 990 or 990-EZ.
Go to www.irs.gov/Form990 for the latest information.
| Return Reference | Explanation |
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| Form 990 governing body review Part VI line 11 | Part I - Line 1 and Part III - Line 1The Federation of Responsible Citizens is committed to its mission of educating, energizing and mobilizing politically engaged senior citizens in regard to legislation that directly impacts their lives.Our democratic system provides us with input into the law-making process of this land and the views of our seniors must be heard.Cynics wonder if expressing concern over issues really makes a difference.FRC believes that letters, petitions, postcards,surveys,and polls make a difference.We believe the continued dissemination of information regarding proposed legislation and current affairs has a significant impact on the end result.With so many issues at stake (foreign policy, terrorism, social security, Medicare, insurance reform and prescription drugs) The management has changed the policy from last year and now the board is provided with the 990. |
| Conflict of interest policy compliance Part VI line 12c | The management regularly and consistantly monitor and enforce compliance with the policy. |
| CEO executive director top management comp Part VI line 15a | Denis Singleton the Presidents annual compensation was $60000 for the year 2019 |
| Governing documents etc available to public Part VI line 19 | Is available on request |
| General explanation attachment | it has never been more critical for the general public and senior citizens, in particular, to express their concerns about the issues that not only affect them personally, but significantly impact future generations. That is why the voices and opinions of FRC supporters are so critical in our democratic system. Form 990 Part III, Line 4aProgram Service Accomplishments of FRC 2019Federation of Responsible Citizens is a nonpartisan grassroots citizens organization comprised of special project working groups which include but are not limited to the following. The special projects have independent agendas focused on different educational and legislative and issues. Their supporters advance these agendas on separate tracks. These special project working groups consist of: 1. American Federation of Senior Citizens (AFSC) concentrates on 2 major policy areas and related legislation impacting seniors: Social Security and Medicare. As these two programs impact the lives of seniors directly, AFSC strives to track all related legislative and administrative action, alert supporters to all proposed changes and mobilize those supporters to action.2. National Council (NC) is primarily focused on limiting taxes, spending, the expansion of government at home and abroad in the context of empowering un-elected bureaucrats. NCs guiding principle is that government power should be restrained at all levels and that international entities should not be empowered whenever possible. 3. National Senior Action Council (NSAC) is the action arm for implementation of grassroots action strategies designed to protect healthcare programs related to Medicare, Social Security and the implementation of the Affordable Care Act. These action strategies include petitions, phone calls and letters from seniors directed to Members of Congress.4. Political Headquarters (PH) monitors the respective agendas of the major political parties in the areas of national security, defense, military programs and homeland security operations. By comparing the respective agendas on programs vital to our security as a nation, PH is able to educate supporters about issues that impact the core of our national fiber. 5. National Campaign to Guarantee Social Security (NCGSS) The National Campaign to Guarantee Social Security (NCGSS) targets any legislative effort to change the structure of the Social Security program in the budget process, making it more vulnerable to cuts. NCGSS further opposes linking economic variables (ex. COLA, inflation rates) to Social Security outlays as a means of cutting benefits. Through petitions and advocacy mail, we ensure that our members concerns about changing the structure of Social Security are relayed to Congressional leadership. The number of surveys, postcards, letters and petitions delivered to members of congress, the White House and Federal Agencies totaled over 600,000 on a variety of subjects. Projects and goals continue to be accomplished by nation-wide surveys, postcards and petition drives and as a result through the year over 1.5 million American Citizens were educated and better informed about issues that impact their daily lives and the future of the U.S. A sampling of projects includes but is not limited to the following:2019 Legislative Agenda PollSocial Security Benefit Guarantee PetitionsNational Impeachment SurveyImpeachment Resolution Ballot Appeal for Increase RightsMedicare Protection Opinion PollLetters to U.S. House of Representative and Speaker of the HouseLetters to US Senate and Majority and Minority Leaders of the SenateSenior Citizens ActNational Security Petition National Security PollGuarantee Social Security PetitionPolitical Headquarters White House Poll Legislative Survey 2019Affordable Care Act AppealCensus on US Health Care The Organizations purpose is to educate and mobilize the general public. We educate and encourage the participation in the legislative process. Through opinion polls, questionnaires and surveys we are able to address issues of most importance. With the use of legislative updates, petitions, cards, letter writing, etc. we are able to facilitate the influence of all U.S. citizens on issues that impact their daily lives. Issues which we continue to educate on include but are not limited to: health care, Medicare, estate taxes, Social security, balance budget, homeland security, etc. The Organization also serves to assist those contacting their elected officials, state and federal agencies. Due to the nature of the U.S. Congress and Federal Government our programs are ongoing from year to year. |
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