A few nitpicking comments about the 990:
1. Part IV, line 55a, shows $38,140 in depreciable property. What the hell is that? Did he buy himself a car? There's no way he could have spent $38,000 on computer equipment or software.
2. The address for the foundation is Schulz's home in Queensbury, NY. And Part II, line 36, shows a $1,180 expense for "occupancy." And yet Schedule A, Part III, line 2.c says that the organization did not engage in the "furnishing of goods, services, or facilities" with any director.
3. Part V-A requires the name of "each person who was an officer, director, trustee, or key employee at any time during the year even if they were not compensated" and only two names are shown. But I believe that NY, like other states, requires three directors.
4. I don't understand Part III, line b. One of the "statement of program service accomplishments is "legal assistance with redress of grievance items" which lists expenses of $36,565. But total legal fees in the previous Part II, line 32, was only $19,258. So where did the $36,565 come from?
5. Part VII, line 103c, reports a $10,000 gain on "sale of property." What property? And how did the gain happen to be exactly $10,000?
6. In order to explain the relationship between the income reported on Part VII, column E, Part VIII says "See statement 7" [sic]. Statement 8 [!] says that line 103B is "final payments on donated land." What the hell does that mean? And how is it relevant to the question?
6. Why isn't the return signed by the preparer? (Incidentally, a look at the preparer's website,
http://www.dievendorf.com, uncovered nothing but information relating to individual income tax returns. Could this be their first 990?)