USAWE Corporate Records

Corporate Records

Transparency is important in a non-profit organization such as USA Working Equitation. Members need an easy way to stay informed about the ongoing work of the organization.

To that end, we provide links to our governing documents, the Board of Directors’ meeting agendas and minutes, a record of decisions by mail and email, and a log of motions passed.  Meeting minutes are added once they move from Draft to Approved status.

• • Read our Primary Documents.
  • Learn more about our Committees and their responsibilities.
  • Review our Tax Returns.
  • View our Nonprofit Status.
  • Find out what Motions the BOD has Passed.
  • Check on BOD Meeting Attendance Records.
  • Understand our Code of Conduct and Social Media Policy.

Primary Documents

Tax Returns

USAWE Non-Profit Status

USA Working Equitation, Inc. is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of sections 501(c)(3) and 501(j) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (or by the corresponding section of any future federal tax code) (the “Code”). To the extent consistent with the above general purposes, the specific purposes of this corporation shall be as follows: The fostering of local, regional, national, and international amateur sports competitions, including educational activities, promotional activities, and competitions related to the sport of working equitation in the United States. The fostering of national or international amateur sports competitions primarily to conduct national or international competition in sports and to support and develop amateur athletes for national or international competition in sports.

Log of Motions Passed

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BOD Meeting Attendance Log