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| Management duties delegation Part VI line 3 | Form 990 Part III, Line 4a Service Accomplishments: Federation of Responsible Citizens is a nonpartisan grassroots citizens organization comprised of special project working groups which include but are not limited to American Federation of Senior Citizens, National Committee, Political Head Quarters, National Campaign to Guarantee Social Security, Coalition for America, etc. The special projects have independent agendas focused on different educational and legislative issues. Their supporters advance these agendas on separate tracks. Monitoring the respective agendas of the major political parties in the areas of national security, defense, military programs, and homeland security operations. By comparing the |
| Organizational document changes Part VI line 4 | By comparing the respective agendas on programs vital to our security as a nation. This allows FRC to educate supporters about issues that impact the core of our national fiber. Policy areas and legislation include Social Security and Medicare. These programs impact the lives of seniors directly and on employees and employers through the taxes paid and withheld. FRC strives to track all related legislative and administrative action, alert supporters to all proposed changes and mobilize those supporters to action. Limiting taxes, spending,the expansion of government at home and abroad in the context of empowering un-elected bureaucrats.A guiding principle is that government power should be restrained at all levels and that international entities should not be empowered whenever |
| Form 990 governing body review Part VI line 11 | The managements current policy is to provide the board with current 990 for its review. |
| 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 for FY 2025 was $60,000. |
| Other officer or key employee compensation Part VI line 15b | Wanda Pow the Directors annual compensation for FY 2025 was $24,000. |
| Governing documents etc available to public Part VI line 19 | Is available on request |
| List of other expenses Part IX line 24e | Total Other Expenses Detailed Below: $1,752,588 Program - Other Expenses: LIst Rental & Maintenance - $198,024 Management & General - Other Expenses: Credit Card Fees $75,682 Consultations $112,850 Bank Charges $45,131 |
| General explanation attachment | Mission Statement: We are committed to our mission of educating, energizing and mobilizing politically engaged citizens about 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. We believe 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 result. With so many issues at stake (foreign policy, terrorism, SS, Medicare, insurance reform and prescription drugs)it has never been more critical for the public and senior citizens to express FRC targets any legislative effort to change the structure of the Social Security program in the budget process, making it more vulnerable to cuts. FRC 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. Projects and goals continue to be accomplished by nation-wide surveys, postcards,and petition drives and as a result through the year over two million Americans were educated and better informed about issues that impact their daily lives and the future of the U.S. The number of surveys, postcards, letters and petitions delivered to members of Congrgress the White House and Federal Agencies totaled more than 615,000 on a variety of subjects. A sample of projects includes but is not limited to the following: House Ways and Means Committee Foreign Policy Social Security Benefit Guarantee Petitions Medicare Protection Opinion Poll Supreme Court Letters to U.S. House of Representative and Speaker of the House Letters to US Senate and Majority and Minority Leaders of the Senate Senior Citizens Act National Security Poll Guarantee Social Security Petition White House Poll 2025 Agenda Poll Legislative Survey 2025 Due to the nature of the U.S. Congress and Federal Government our programs are ongoing from year to year. |
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