2024-11-04T16:48:48-05:00 2023-12-31 272099082 Suppes CPA LLC 1010 1st St SE -Ste 240 Bandon OR 97411 990 2023-01-01 271344277 Artula Institute for Art and Environmental Ed ARTU PO Box 1139 Bandon OR 97411 Katie Dougherty Executive Direc 5413290317 2024-11-02 true true Sean Suppes P00532815 5413476000 2024-11-04 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z Washed Ashore 950977 false X X 2010 OR Artula Institute for Arts and Environmental Educations mission is to provide opportunities to express and teach environmental issues through the arts. 8 8 10 50 0 0 164014 150693 894955 768305 175 20248 48113 5192 1107257 944438 0 0 550710 383588 0 0 750894 777397 1301604 1160985 -194347 -216547 797900 587009 153288 158944 644612 428065 Artula Institute for Arts and Environmental Educations mission is to provide opportunities to express and teach environmental issues through the arts. false false 942058 Washed Ashore is the focal cultural project of the Artula Institute for Arts and Environmental Education, a non-profit organization. Washed Ashores mission is to create and display aesthetically pleasing art to educate global audience about plastic pollution in our oceans waterways and to inspire positive change in consumer habits.. Art Creation and Community Engagement: Washed Ashores artistic process is intricate and hands-on. Marine debris is collected from the Oregon Coast. Collected plastics are processed, cleaned, and repurposed at Washed Ashore & #39;s facility, then crafted into large-scale sculptures by a team of lead artists, volunteers, and community members of all ages. These free workshops foster community involvement, creating accessible conservation learning spaces. Since its inception, Washed Ashore has transformed over 35 tons of ocean debris into sculptures, showcased in nearly 100 national art pieces. Community Reach and Impact: In 2023, Washed Ashore reached new audiences through significant installations at prominent venues, including the Chautauqua Institute, the South Coast Botanical Garden, NSU University, and several other renowned institutions. Washed Ashore expanded its reach inland, connecting new audiences to the ocean plastics crisis through local watersheds. By the end of 2023, Washed Ashores installations and educational programs have reached over 40 million viewers globally, including high-visibility installations like those previously displayed at the U.S. State Department, United Nations, and international environmental conferences. New Projects and Milestones: In 2023, Washed Ashore launched impactful installations, such as the Chautauqua Institute's Osprey Sculpture and the expansive Galveston Island Art Installation, making its programs more accessible through free public exhibits. The organization also initiated strategic partnerships, such as with Primal Investments, supporting our operational needs. Additionally, Washed Ashore secured six grants totaling $91,117, allowing for growth in programming and outreach. Educational Expansion: In line with expanding conservation awareness, Washed Ashore launched the creation of an educational ocean activity book and developed partnerships with schools, libraries, and local organizations to enhance learning opportunities about ocean conservation. Washed Ashore's educational materials and volunteer opportunities have successfully promoted conservation through artistic expression, storytelling, and direct community involvement. Organizational Growth and Future Outlook: In 2023, Washed Ashore adapted to a post-pandemic growth trajectory, strengthening operations at its new Bandon Fisherman's Warehouse facility, optimizing logistics, and recruiting additional artists and support staff. The organization's strategic goals include further operational efficiency, grant-supported projects, commissioned sculptures, and expanded community-based education. 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Form 990 governing body review Part VI line 11 When the 990 is completed by the CPA it is emailed to the board for their review. The Board then has a window of opportunity to make comments or recommend changes. After the review the 990 is then filed. Conflict of interest policy compliance Part VI line 12c Each transaction is evaluated for conflicts of interest on an ongoing basis. CEO executive director top management comp Part VI line 15a Executive director compensation is decided by the full board of directors. Other officer or key employee compensation Part VI line 15b Officer compensation is decided by the full board of directors. Governing documents etc available to public Part VI line 19 The organizational documents are available to the public by request. The documents can be hard copy, emailed or faxed. List of other fees for services expenses Part IX line 11g Marketing Services including Audio, Video and Photo Production and Consulting $132,893Educational Consultant $ 1,543Sculpture Repair Contractors $ 19,136Misc Contractors $ 6,448 ________Total $160,020