A community foundation makes available to the public upon request the names of its investment managers, fees charged (including investment and administrative fees), governing body or appointees responsible for investment oversight and investment.

A community foundation makes available to the public upon request the names of its investment managers, fees charged (including investment and administrative fees), governing body or appointees responsible for investment oversight and investment.
Stewardship and Accountability - Standard IV. Part H.02

The Standard

Underlying Rationale

Assures transparent policies that engender trust and confidence in the community foundation, provides public accountability, and attracts donors.

Potential Outcomes

Enhances donor trust and confidence in the community foundation.

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