Stockton, California · 501(c)(3) nonprofit · EIN 87-3827485View nonprofit status
Transparency

Trust starts with clear legal, financial and program information.

We will distinguish what is verified today from what is planned for the new conservation direction.

Reports

Build the reporting record over time.

The organization has historically been within the small-organization filing threshold reported for 2025. Future annual reporting should add program and financial summaries even when not required at the same level as a larger nonprofit.

Annual impact report

Projects, metrics, partners, lessons, finances and next-year objectives.

Framework prepared

Financial summary

Revenue, program spending, administration and fundraising presented clearly.

To publish annually

Project evidence

Locations, activities, monitoring, photographs and status updates.

Starts with first project

Governance standards

The governance package should include board oversight, conflict-of-interest rules, record retention, financial controls, volunteer safety and donor privacy.

Maintain current California Secretary of State and charity-registry records.
Document board approval for the mission/purpose realignment.
Keep restricted or historically solicited charitable funds consistent with applicable restrictions.