Cheyanna'S Champions 4 Children

“The treasurer reviews a draft of the 990. Once the 990 format is final, the 990 is distributed to the full board to review prior to the filing.”

“The conflict of interest policy is distributed to new board members with the board kit. Board members recuse themselves from voting if a conflict presents itself. This is documented in board meeting minutes.”

“The conflict of interest policy is distributed to new board members with the board kit. Board members recuse themselves from voting if a conflict presents itself. This is documented in board meeting minutes.”

“The conflict of interest policy is distributed to new board members with the board kit. Board members recuse themselves from voting if a conflict presents itself. This is documented in board meeting minutes.”

“Cc4c will make their governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements available upon receipt of a reasonable written request.”

“The whistleblower policy is intended to encourage and enable employees and others to raise serious concerns internally without retaliation so that cc4c can address and correct inappropriate conduct and actions.”

“THE DOCUMENT RETENTION AND DESTRUCTION POLICY IDENTIFIES THE RECORD RETENTION RESPONSIBILITIES OF CC4C STAFF, VOLUNTEERS, MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND OUTSIDERS FOR MAINTAINING AND DOCUMENTING THE STORAGE AND DESTRUCTION OF THE CC4Cs DOCUMENTS AND RECORDS.”

“The mission of cc4c is to enhance the quality of life for children in texas with rare and undiagnosed conditions. We provide financial assistance for health expenses not covered by insurance, mental health and peer supports, and uplifting experiences. Several things make cc4c unique. 1. Most rare disease organizations focus on one disease/diagnosis, but we are an umbrella organization serving children with all rare diseases and those who are still seeking a diagnosis. 2. We walk with the child long-term, serving them until the age of 18, which they become alumni. 3. We provide services to support the entire family (parent support groups, sibling adventure days, family events, etc.). Our vision is that any child anywhere without answers for their illness will have a community to turn to for resources and support to heal.”

“The mission of cc4c is to enhance the quality of life for children in texas with rare and undiagnosed conditions. We provide financial assistance for health expenses not covered by insurance, mental health and peer supports, and uplifting experiences. Several things make cc4c unique. 1) most rare disease organizations focus on one disease/diagnosis, but we are an umbrella organization serving children with all rare diseases and those who are still seeking a diagnosis. 2) we walk with the child long-term, serving them until the age of 18, which they become alumni. 3) we provide services to support the entire family (parent support groups, sibling adventure days, family events, etc.). Our vision is that any child anywhere without answers for their illness will have a community to turn to for resources and support to heal.”