Eagle Valley Community Foundation

“The completed form 990 is reviewed by the chairman of the board of directors prior to filing. The organization relies on expert input from the organization acccountant and legal counsel to ensure the form 990 is complete and accurate.”

“The board is reminded of the conflict of interest policy at board meetings and periodically sign a document confirming their awareness of compliancewith this policy.”

“During 2017 the board reviewed and approved the compensation of one employee who manages the programs for community impact. The board considered the permformance of the employee and considered the compensation level for similar positions at other organizations before approving the compensation of less than 70,000.”

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“Eagle valley community foundation provides access to programs and resources that support wellness, healthier food and other essential needs in our community while embracing individual dignity and a committment to sustainability and quality.”

“Our community foundation initiatives are aimed at supporting working families that may be vulnerable to hunger and other basic needs. We seek to fill gaps in community service. The work we are doing includes the launch of the the community market, early childhood education scholarship program at colorado mountain college, and management of the mira program, working on issues of health and wellness for marginalized people living in poverty. We have developed a leadership development program and social impact fund that provides community investments through grantmaking and program-related investments to emerging latinx leaders and people of color. Through existing programs and partnerships with local nonprofit organizations, evcfs elevar fund will create the connection point between existing education and leadership training programs, to the resources needed for emerging leaders to make their dreams a reality, while building economic power, and creating a more empowered and socially just community.”

“Our community foundation initiatives are aimed at supporting working families that may be vulnerable to hunger and other basic needs. We seek to fill gaps in community service. The work we are doing includes the launch of the eagle river valley food bank, early childhood education scholarship program at colorado mountain college, and management of the americorps vista program, working on issues of local poverty.”