[Hidden-tech] * * * Who are non-profits accountable to? * * *

[Edward Bride]

Actually, the Attorney General’s office is probably the correct answer. The 501c3 is registered with the Sec’y of the Comm., but I believe the AG deals with improprieties. You can’t go wrong with either of those, probably.

 

Ed

 

From: Edward Bride [mailto:ed at edbride-pr.com] 
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Secretary of the Commonwealth.

 

Ed

 

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Dear HTers,

 

If a 501c3 is not following their own bylaws and there is mounting need for grievance to be heard, and the board refuses to deal with any issues, what is the overseeing entity to which someone can speak? In other words, who does a non-profit answer to? 

 

Feel free to write on or off group. But I will keep the identity of the org and further details private for now.

 

Thanks,

Deb

 

 

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