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Ethics

Will Philanthropy Wear New “SOX”?

Grantmakers of Oregon and Southwest Washington
An short paper addressing the effects of SOX (Sarbanes-Oxley).
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A Colleague’s Perspective on Values and Ethics in Philanthropy

For Council on Foundations by Bruce Sievers
A brief article discussing the four fundamental levels at which questions of ethics need to be addressed.

An Examination of Ethics and Values in Philanthropy

For Southeastern Council of Foundations by William F. May
Remarks presented to the Twentieth Annual Meeting of the SECF in 1989.

Code of Ethics 2004

United Way of the Columbia-Willamette
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Conflict of Interest

Sharing Our Stories, Improving Our Work

Council on Foundations
This archived “Family Matters” newsletter highlights various ways for foundations to honor donor intent and pass on the founding donor’s goals, expectations and values to future generations.
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Stewardship Principles for Family Foundations

Council on Foundations
A guide of nine principles for family foundations regarding stewardship. Principle eight pertains to family legacy-honoring intent and recognizing later generations’ interests.
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Sample Conflict of Interest Policies:

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Delaware Valley Grantmakers
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