Financial Stewardship and Transparency
At United Way of Skagit County, we uphold the highest standards of financial accountability, ensuring that your contributions are responsibly managed and meet all regulatory requirements. Each year, our financial statements are audited by an independent firm, and we take pride in openly sharing our financial health with the community.
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Our commitment to transparency extends to making our annual audits, IRS Form 990 filings, and the breakdown of funds invested into local programs accessible to the public. We believe that maintaining trust is essential to creating a stronger, more resilient community.
When you see a "Thumbs-Up" from United Way, what does that mean?
When you see the "Thumbs-Up" from United Way, it signifies that we comply with strict legal, financial, and governance standards. We are a 501(c)(3) organization, filing IRS Form 990 annually, reviewed by our Board and available to the public. We follow all applicable local, state, and federal regulations, including anti-terrorism compliance and Sarbanes-Oxley provisions. Our Board meets quarterly, ensuring responsible governance and financial oversight, and we conduct independent audits with full transparency. Additionally, we adhere to ethical standards, diversity initiatives, and provide 99% of donated funds directly to our local community.
