Titan Band Booster Association Inc.

The Titan Band Booster Association Inc. is a non-profit organization headquartered in Papillion, Nebraska, and is associated with the Papillion-La Vista South High School Band Program. It was granted tax-exempt status in June 2004 under the provisions of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, with an Employer Identification Number (EIN) of 71-0949383.

Purpose and Structure

The organization is designed to support and promote the activities of the Papillion-La Vista South High School Band Program by building a community of parents, guardians, and other supporters. It operates according to its bylaws, which outline the structure of the association, including its executive board, membership roles, and financial management practices. The executive board consists of elected officers and the band director as a non-voting member.

Membership and Governance

Membership includes voting and non-voting categories. Voting members typically include parents and guardians of students in the band program, while non-voting members may include alumni, adjunct staff, and other supporters. The association ensures that no member is personally liable for its debts or obligations.

Financial Management

The association manages its finances through a set of guidelines outlined in its Financial Handbook. It accepts contributions, sponsorships, and engages in fundraising efforts to support the band program. Reimbursements for expenses incurred by association members or students require pre-approval from the executive board.

Charitable Activities

As a public charity, the Titan Band Booster Association Inc. focuses on supporting educational activities related to the band program. However, in recent years, it has not provided grants according to available financial reports. Its primary focus remains on fundraising and voluntary support for the band's activities and events.

Compliance and Transparency

The organization is registered with the Nebraska Nonprofit Corporation Act, maintaining compliance with state regulations. It also submits annual reports to the IRS, as required for tax-exempt organizations. Despite its charitable status, specific details about grants or direct charitable contributions are limited in available public data.