A community foundation's governing body is not controlled by an other nonprofit organization, or by any single family, business or governmental entity or any narrow group within the community.

A community foundation's governing body is not controlled by an other nonprofit organization, or by any single family, business or governmental entity or any narrow group within the community.
Mission, Structure and Governance - Standard II. Part G.05

Menu of Methodologies in Current Use

Methodology: Board bylaws and nominating committee/election process

Community Foundation of Broward

Oklahoma City Community Foundation

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Please note that these materials were collected prior to the passage of the Pension Protection Act of 2006 so do not necessarily reflect the recent changes in the law. As always, these documents should only be used as a reference in developing your own documents with advice from legal counsel where appropriate. For more information on the Pension Protection Act of 2006, see www.cof.org/hr4.

A community foundation's governing body is not controlled by an other nonprofit organization, or by any single family, business or governmental entity or any narrow group within the community. Mission, Structure and Governance - Standard II. Part G.05

Menu of Methodologies in Current Use

Methodology: Board bylaws and nominating committee/election process

A community foundation's governing body is not controlled by an other nonprofit organization, or by any single family, business or governmental entity or any narrow group within the community.
Mission, Structure and Governance - Standard II. Part G.05