Advantages of Organization Funds
When you establish a nonprofit organization fund at the Community Foundation, your organization benefits from many services. For more detailed information about these services, download our Benefits of Establishing an Organizational Fund (pdf). Download free Adobe Acrobat Reader.
- Fulfillment of Required Fiduciary Responsibilities - We provide a consistent and high level of financial oversight.
- Administrative Support - We handle your fund’s administrative work, freeing you to focus on your mission
- Trusted Investment Management – You benefit from our professional management of pooled assets which attracts top financial managers at competitive rates.
- Diversification - You enjoy the economies of larger-scale investments and our diversified investment strategies.
- Credibility with Donors – Your organization gains credibility with donors when your long-term assets are managed by a larger, well-known public institution.
- Major and Planned Gift Expertise - We assist your development efforts with major donors involving complex assets and planned gifts.
- Nonprofit workshops – You are invited to seminars and workshops we host to increase organizational effectiveness and build capacity.
- Marketing/Public Relations - Your fund and your organization gain visibility among Community Foundation donors and friends.
Fees for organizational funds are assessed monthly, based on your fund balance. Please contact us for more detailed information.
Please contact J Mullineaux at 707.579.4073 x12.
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