World Monuments Fund Inc.

“Provided to the full board of trustees and executive management prior to filing.”

“The wmf conflict of interest and business relationship disclosure statements are given to new trustees to complete when they join the board and annually thereafter. The information on the statements is summarized and provided to the chair. If during the year there are discussions or actions involving any financially or programmatically substantive issue regarding these organizations, vendors or investment firms (ordinarily funding, personnel, whether to continue the relationship, and whether to take legal, disciplinary or other action), - individuals with relationships and potential conflicts will recuse themselves whenever the organizations, vendors or investment firms are up for discussion or action. - staff refer to the list so individuals can be excluded when a conflict arises such as wmf funding awards to other organizations where wmf trustees or family members serve on their boards. - individuals with conflicts involving wmf affiliates are not excluded from the discussions about the affiliates but would be excluded from the vote (and the final part of the discussion leading up to the vote) if the vote involves any financially or programmatically substantive issue.”

“The world monuments fund, inc. (wmf) executive committee is responsible for reviewing and approving the compensation for chief executive officer. The committee includes trustees who are independent. Each year the committee is provided with written comparable data such as specific compensation information from 990's of similar organizations, and national survey information on non-profit compensation levels, ranges, and trends. The committee chair reviews the information with committee members and responds to the cfo confirming the proposed compensation for the coming year.”

“World monuments fund, inc. (wmf) governing documents are available for review. Financial statements are available to the public through the organization's website www.wmf.org.”

“World monuments fund (wmf) is the leading independent organization devoted to safeguarding the world's most treasured places to enrich people's lives and build mutual understanding across cultures and communities. The organization is headquartered in new york city with offices and affiliates in cambodia, france, india, peru, portugal, spain and the uk. Since 1965, our global team of experts has preserved the world's diverse cultural heritage using the highest international standards at more than 700 sites in 112 countries. Partnering with local communities, funders, and governments, wmf draws on heritage to address some of today's most pressing challenges: climate change, underrepresentation, imbalanced tourism, and post-crisis recovery. With a commitment to the people who bring places to life, wmf embraces the potential of the past to create a more resilient and inclusive society.”

“The portfolio of heritage program work includes long-term projects representing the organization's most ambitious conservation efforts, addressing critical needs while facilitating far-ranging local participation, professional skills development, and innovative solutions that can serve as models for the field (signature projects), focused interventions tailored to addressing a particular issue or conservation need, usually along a shorter timeline than at signature project sites (targeted interventions), emergency interventions undertaken in the aftermath of conflict or natural disaster to address acute issues on the ground (crisis response), projects that center around the development and implementation of robust educational curricula to preserve and disseminate critical craft skills (training programs), and projects that leverage wmf's global reach to bring international attention to a cause or community in need (advocacy).”

“Launched partnership with metropolitan museum of art to produce digital content to accompany the african art collection in the new rockefeller wing slated to open in april 2025; initiated new projects to protect ukraine's cultural heritage with local and international partners; launched partnership with magnum foundation to support 12 emerging photographers to document watch sites; completed a major conservation project at osmania university college for women in india; launched $10 million in new projects including initiatives in the remote archaeological sites of peru's chachapoyas civilization, the uk's iconic palm house at kew gardens, ongoing support for ukraine heritage, and smaller-scale interventions around the world; started a new phase of work at the mosul cultural museum in partnership with aliph, the musee du louvre, the smithsonian institution and the iraqi state board of antiquities; opened a world monuments french affiliate office in paris.”

“Other: program service expenses 2,524,533. Management and general expenses 175,127. Fundraising expenses 88,275. Total expenses 2,787,935. Professional fundraising services: program service expenses 0. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 212,248. Total expenses 212,248.”