The Signatry Charitable Trust

“The officers all have a business relationship with each other as they are employed by a related organization in which they all also serve as officers.”

“The trustee(s) of this organization are appointed by its grantor and appointer, servant foundation.”

“The organization does not have a committee with the authority to act on behalf of the governing body.”

“The organization does not have a committee with the authority to act on behalf of the governing body.”

“The form 990 is prepared by tax advisors of a national accounting firm with information provided by management. The form 990 is provided to the board member of the signatry charitable trust 82-5070897, its institutional trustee, for review and discussion prior to being filed with the internal revenue service.”

“The organization is covered by a written conflict of interest policy of servant foundation, its related organization. All trustees and officers are required to sign conflict of interest disclosures annually. Any person with an actual or potential conflict of interest must disclose any relevant facts that might give rise to a conflict. The individual will be recused from any discussion or decision making relative to the conflict of interest. Upon disclosure of a conflict of interest, the president or chairman of the board of servant foundation, as appropriate, will appoint a committee to investigate and resolve the matter.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available upon request.”

“The signatry charitable trust ("the trust") is a tax-exempt irc section 501(c)(3) publicly supported charitable organization. The trust joins servant foundation in its mission to inspire and facilitate revolutionary, biblical generosity primarily through the receipt of gifts of assets not of a type that servant foundation would accept, in particular assets such as equity in private companies, partnership interests, and real property that carry with them potential exposure for liabilities such as indemnification claims from third parties, liquidation complexities, and unrelated business income. By working with generous donors to accomplish gifts of their net worth, the signatry charitable trust aspires to increase charitable giving and allow donors to gift from the assets that god has entrusted to them to create a meaningful impact in our communities and around the globe. Serving as a donor advised fund sponsor allows the trust to think holistically and generationally about generosity. In furtherance of its charitable purpose, the signatry charitable trust will seek to sell its illiquid assets. The trust employs careful due diligence and compliance processes including: - maintain charitable solicitation registrations where applicable; - determination that assets received are aligned with the trust's charitable mission; - best efforts to confirm that any sale of gifted assets is a sale at (or above) fmv and in an arms-length transaction; - heightened due diligence when a sale transaction involves any trust donor or related party; on occasion the available purchasers for such assets are substantial contributors to the organization or persons/entities related to such substantial contributors. From time to time the signatry charitable trust will have receivables related to these sales; - all transactions are structured to benefit the trust and its mission and not individuals or for-profit enterprises.”

“The organization's financial information is included in consolidated financial statements with its related organization, servant foundation, which has a march 31, 2022 fiscal year end. At the time of this filing, the audited consolidated financial statements are in the process of being completed.”