FINANCIAL TRANSPARENCY
The public's trust demands full disclosure of all public benefit charitable organizations. It is the intent of the SWVBRC to open all financial documents without being asked or requested. The SWVBRC completed their first financial year in 2008 and filed the e-postcard since the SWVBRC gross income was less than $25,000. However, the 990 EZ form was completed and made available to the public even if SWVBRC did not have to file the form. Making the 990 EZ available for public view is in concert with the Financial Transparency the public trust requires and should always demand.
The public will be able to view all future IRS documents on this page. The public can also visit www.GuideStar.org and view additional disclosures of the SWVBRC. The SWVBRC acknowledges a clear understanding of the Non-Profit Integrity Act of 2004.
The SWVBRC is the brainchild of its founder Albert R. Renteria CWO-4, USMC Retired, and is the guarantor for the financing to getting the SWVBRC started. The growth of the SWVBRC is the direct result of the many community participants and business sponsors. Your support is welcome and appreciated.
Every Veteran signing as a Learner is provided with the white logo shirt for free and Learn-and-Earn stipends up to $2,080.
In todays world, with the economy at such a low, people are understandably reluctant to donate to every one of the many requests they receive. It's important, however, with all the legitimate and worthy organizations appealing for help, to prioritize. It is our Veterans who should be at the top of the list. All of these men, who put their lives on the line for our freedom, must not, cannot, will not be left behind! The organization that is mindful of this and doing so much for all of these Veterans is "Where Communities Serve Veterans." This is all because of the vision and dedication of retired CWO-4, Albert R. Renteria, who is CEO and founder. Fran Tobias
- 2009 Tax Documnets: 2009 990 EZ
- 2008 Tax Documnets: e-postcard 2008 filing - 2008 990 EZ