Financial Transparency & Public Documents Notice
Effective Date: August 2026
VAlanthropy is committed to responsible stewardship, transparency, and accountability.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, VAlanthropy works to ensure that donors, partners, grantmakers, community members, and the public can understand how the organization is structured, how charitable resources are managed, and how our work supports our mission.
Our Commitment to Transparency
VAlanthropy is committed to:
- Maintaining accurate financial and organizational records.
- Using charitable contributions in accordance with donor restrictions and approved organizational priorities.
- Providing required public documents in accordance with applicable law.
- Maintaining appropriate governance and financial oversight.
- Communicating verified project progress and funding needs honestly.
- Avoiding exaggerated or unsupported claims about funding, impact, or future commitments.
- Protecting donor privacy while maintaining appropriate public accountability.
VAlanthropy leads the development, infrastructure, construction, furnishing, and long-term sustainability of Hidden Wounds Village Alpha and is responsible for maintaining clear and accurate information regarding the organizationโs role in the project.
Publicly Available Documents
Certain nonprofit documents are available for public inspection as required by law.
Depending on availability and applicable requirements, these may include:
- IRS determination letter confirming VAlanthropyโs federal tax-exempt status.
- Recent IRS Form 990-series filings.
- Articles of Incorporation.
- Organizational bylaws where approved for public release.
- Annual reports.
- Audited, reviewed, or board-approved financial statements when available.
- Current organizational leadership and board information.
- Other documents required to be publicly available under applicable federal or state law.
Some documents may be provided directly through the VAlanthropy website, while others may be available upon request.
Financial Information
VAlanthropy seeks to provide clear information regarding how charitable resources support the organizationโs mission and projects.
Financial information may include:
- Organizational revenue and expenses.
- Program-related expenditures.
- Fundraising and administrative expenses.
- Project-specific funding information.
- Restricted and designated funds.
- Major project funding needs.
- Annual financial reporting.
Financial figures related to Hidden Wounds Village Alpha will be published only when they have been verified against current organizational or board-approved records.
Because project budgets, commitments, construction costs, and fundraising totals can change over time, figures displayed on the website may be updated as new information is confirmed.
Restricted Contributions
VAlanthropy respects documented donor restrictions that have been formally accepted by the organization.
Restricted contributions are tracked and administered according to the purpose for which they were accepted.
VAlanthropy may decline a proposed restriction if it cannot reasonably be fulfilled, conflicts with the organizationโs mission, creates excessive administrative burden, or is inconsistent with legal, grant, funding, or operational requirements.
More information is available in VAlanthropyโs Giving, Gift Acceptance & Donor Transaction Policy.
Project Funding Transparency
Hidden Wounds Village Alpha is an active development project.
Project information may include:
- Current development phase.
- Construction and permitting milestones.
- Confirmed project funding.
- Remaining fundraising needs.
- Sponsorship opportunities.
- Furnishing and move-in readiness needs.
- Long-term sustainability priorities.
VAlanthropy will make reasonable efforts to ensure that public project information reflects the most current verified information available.
Project timelines, costs, permitting schedules, construction plans, and funding needs may change as development progresses.
VAlanthropy will not guarantee construction dates, funding outcomes, or project milestones until they are formally confirmed.
Donor Stewardship
VAlanthropy considers financial transparency an important part of donor stewardship.
Donors should be able to understand:
- What VAlanthropy is working to accomplish.
- How their support advances the mission.
- What progress has been made.
- What needs remain.
- How VAlanthropy measures and communicates impact.
VAlanthropy provides donation acknowledgments and maintains donor records according to applicable requirements and organizational policies.
Donor information is protected according to VAlanthropyโs Donor Privacy Policy.
Governance and Oversight
VAlanthropy is governed by its Board of Directors and maintains organizational policies and procedures intended to support responsible nonprofit management.
These may include policies addressing:
- Conflicts of interest.
- Gift acceptance.
- Donor privacy.
- Document retention.
- Financial oversight.
- Restricted funds.
- Partnerships.
- Fundraising and donor stewardship.
- Other governance responsibilities.
Not every internal governance or operational policy is published publicly.
Certain policies may contain confidential, personnel, legal, security, or operational information and may therefore remain internal.
Requests for Public Documents
Individuals may request available public financial or organizational documents by contacting VAlanthropy.
VAlanthropy will respond to reasonable requests for documents that are required to be publicly available or that the organization has approved for public release.
Requests may be submitted to:
VAlanthropy
Email: Lilly@VAlanthropy.org
Phone: 1-833-725-8388
Website: valanthropy.org
Please include the name of the document being requested and your preferred contact method.
Donor Privacy and Public Disclosure
Financial transparency does not require the public disclosure of private donor information unless disclosure is required by law.
VAlanthropy will not publicly disclose individual donor information, including exact contribution amounts, except when:
- The donor has authorized recognition.
- Disclosure is required by law.
- The information is part of an approved sponsorship or recognition arrangement.
- The donor has otherwise consented to publication.
Questions About Financial Information
Questions regarding VAlanthropyโs financial reporting, public documents, charitable contributions, or organizational transparency may be directed to:
VAlanthropy
Email: Lilly@VAlanthropy.org
Phone: 1-833-725-8388
Website: valanthropy.org
Updates to This Notice
VAlanthropy may update this Financial Transparency & Public Documents Notice as organizational practices, reporting requirements, public documents, or applicable laws change.
The most current version will be maintained through the VAlanthropy website.