Grantmakers in Health

“The president and vice president each review the draft form 990 which is prepared by a cpa firm and is then provided to the organization's board members prior to filing with the internal revenue service.”

“Organization policies, to include conflict of interest, are reviewed annually by the organization's board of directors and executive management team to ensure compliance.”

“The executive committee of the board of directors (which serves as the board compensation committee) commissions an independent compensation consultant to either 1) conduct a competitive assessment of the president and ceo's, and other key employee's, compensation versus compensation for similar positions in the relevant labor market or 2) advise on a compensation increase based on the existing assessment. A full assessment is conducted every few years and draws on data from published surveys and selected comparison organizations. Consultant advises on compensation increases in the intervening years based on data from available salary planning surveys. The relevant labor market includes comparable educational organizations and associations, health policy research and consulting firms, the federal government, philanthropic support organizations, other non-profits, and general industry in the washington, d.c. Area. Comparability is based on such criteria as annual operating budget, required skill/experience level, and type and complexity of programs and services.”

“Upon considersation of the organization's board of directors, the governing documents (for which the bylaws are not required to be disclosed), conflict of interest policy and finanacial statements are made available to the public upon request.”

“Grantmakers in health (the organization) is an educational organization serving trustees and staff of foundations and corporate giving programs. The organization's mission is to help grantmakers improve the health of all people by building philanthropic knowledge, skills, and effectiveness and by fostering communication and collaboration among grantmakers and with others. The organization accomplishes its mission through a variety of activities including technical assistance and consultation, convening, publishing, education and training, conducting studies of the field, and brokering professional relationships.”

“Consulting expense: program service expenses 292,761. Management and general expenses 4,573. Fundraising expenses 999. Total expenses 298,333. Travel consulting: program service expenses 5,693. Management and general expenses 89. Fundraising expenses 19. Total expenses 5,801. Bulletin & publication layout: program service expenses 32,931. Management and general expenses 514. Fundraising expenses 113. Total expenses 33,558. Grant management: program service expenses 29,671. Management and general expenses 464. Fundraising expenses 101. Total expenses 30,236.”