I A M Representative Association

The I A M Representative Association is designated as a 501(c)(5) nonprofit organization under the U.S. tax code, which encompasses labor, agricultural, and horticultural organizations. These organizations often serve educational or instructive purposes, including functioning as unions with goals like improving work conditions and efficiency. As a 501(c)(5) entity, donations to this organization are not tax-deductible for donors[1].

Purpose

The primary mission of the I A M Representative Association is to further and protect the rights of its members. It operates to promote the interests and welfare of its members within the context of labor and industrial relations[4].

Financial Operations

Historically, the organization's revenue has primarily come from program services. In fiscal year 2014, program services accounted for approximately 98% of its total revenue, with the remainder coming from investment income. The organization reported total assets of about $606,868 that year without any liabilities recorded[1]. Key financial data from earlier years indicates consistent reliance on program services for income.

Governance and Leadership

Information regarding specific board members or leadership compensation is not detailed in available public records. However, the organization has had various vice presidents and a president listed in past IRS filings[1].

Relationship to the International Association of Machinists

While there is limited direct information about the I A M Representative Association's relationship with the International Association of Machinists (IAM), the IAM is a well-known labor union in North America known for its advocacy for workers' rights across industries[2][3]. The name similarity suggests a possible connection, but specific details about any formal affiliation or shared activities are not available in the provided sources.