2Wanda Community Foundation is guided by structured oversight principles that prioritize:

• Responsible fiscal stewardship
• Program-based allocation integrity
• Community-centered impact evaluation
• Ethical decision-making standards
• Long-term sustainability

Governance is not symbolic.
It is operational.

The Foundation is supported by a governing board responsible for:

• Strategic direction and mission alignment
• Oversight of funding allocations
• Review of program distribution cycles
• Compliance with regulatory requirements
• Safeguarding fiduciary responsibility

Board leadership ensures that contributions are distributed through defined program frameworks rather than discretionary or informal channels.

2Wanda Community Foundation maintains structured financial practices, including:

• Designated program allocation
• Documented distribution tracking
• Defined funding cycles
• Responsible expense management
• Transparent reporting standards

Funds are allocated according to program capacity and documented community need.

Funding requests and allocations are evaluated through a defined review process that considers:

• Alignment with Foundation initiatives
• Demonstrated need
• Potential stabilization impact
• Program sustainability
• Available funding capacity

This structured review model protects both contributors and beneficiaries.

The Foundation operates under principles of:

• Impartial allocation
• Non-discriminatory eligibility review
• Confidentiality in application processes
• Conflict-of-interest safeguards
• Compliance with applicable regulatory standards

Integrity strengthens trust.
Trust strengthens impact.

The Foundation provides:

• Clear program designation options
• Defined allocation communication
• Impact-aligned reporting updates
• Governance-informed decision transparency

Donor and partner trust is built through clarity, not sentiment.