South Carolina Association of Nonprofit Organizations

“The organization consists of members from all over south carolina who receive various benefits.”

“The organization's members elect the board of directors members to three- year terms to represent the organization's governing body.”

“As a membership corporation under the south carolina nonprofit corporation act, certain decisions must be approved by the members; including a decision to dissolve the corporation or a substantial disposition of assets.”

“The form 990 is distributed to the board of directors for a review and comment period prior to filing.”

“Each board director must review and sign a conflict of interest policy at the first meeting of the fiscal year. During this time, at any time, and prior to year end, directors are given the opportunity to disclose relationships with key employees, staff, or between each other.”

“Prior to the president's evaluation, the board chair sets up the review process of the president's compensation - review of compensation from similarly situated state associations (i.e. In budget, size, membership and number of staff). This information is reviewed along with data from other nonprofit organizations within the state of south carolina by type of nonprofit and budget size. The board documents its process and decision making.”

“The organization's governing documents, conflict of interest policy, financial statements and form 990 are available on the website and upon request.”

“To unite, strengthen, and advance our state's nonprofit community, so we may enrich the quality of life for all. To: 1. Harness the collective power of those working for the greater good through advocacy and collaboration among nonprofit leaders, foundations, business and governmental partners, associations and academic institutions; 2. Energize charitable nonprofit professionals and volunteers through leadership, education and recruitment of next generation leaders, and; 3. Enhance the future of the nonprofit sector by nurturing public trust, garnering leg islative support and safeguarding the integrity of nonprofit work.”

“In-kind membership dues 950 in-kind sponsorships 11,000 in-kind t-shirt printing -5,700 in-kind professional services -3,600 in-kind payroll processing -1,450 in-kind event booth -1,200”