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Cunningham Annual Report
Fundraising Privacy Practices
Additional Resources for Donors
Cunningham Children's Home strives to meet the highest
standards of responsible governance, financial management,
and fundraising ethics. We hope that the following information
will be useful for you in making decisions about your
charitable giving.
The Cunningham Children's Home Board of Directors provides
governance and oversight for agency programs and operations.
In 2001, a second entity, the Cunningham Children's
Home Foundation, was established to provide charitable
support to meet the annual operating needs of the agency,
provide charitable support to meet the major capital
needs of the agency, and to provide management and leadership
to maximize the performance and growth of the Cunningham
Children's Home endowment assets and funds.
Current financial and programmatic information, along
with a complete list of our Boards of Directors can
be found in our most recent Annual Report. A copy
of our Annual Report, audit, or other financial information
can also be mailed to you upon request. Feel free to contact
Cloydia Hill Larimore at (217) 367-3728 or click
here to send your request.
You can also learn more from Guidestar, an independent
organization that provides detailed financial information
about tax-exempt organization in the U.S., including
financial information about Cunningham
Children's Home or about the Cunningham
Children's Home Foundation.
Fundraising
Privacy Practices
Cunningham Children's Home collects private information
including names and street addresses, for the purpose
of communicating further with our donors. We will not
sell or trade our mailing list under any circumstances.
Individuals are added to our mailing list and email
list through the following means:
- The individual or group makes a donation.
- A donation is made in the individual or group's
name.
- The individual or group requests information or
signs up to be on our mailing list.
- The individual or group is a member of an affiliated
organization (e.g. United Methodist churches, United
Methodist Women's groups, subscriber to a United Methodist
magazine, etc.)
Requests that individuals be removed from our mailing
list will be honored in a timely manner.
A record of the individual will be kept to ensure that
their name is not added again to the mailing list, and
further communication will be discontinued unless requested
by the individual. If you have questions about fundraising
privacy practices or would like to request that your
name be removed from our mailing list, simply send us
an email by clicking here
or call us at (217) 367-3728.
Additional
Resources for Donors
The following links provide additional information about
your rights as a donor to charitable organizations.
We hope you find them helpful.
Illinois
Attorney General: Building Better Charities
The
Donor Bill of Rights (National Society for Fund Raising
Executives)
Guidestar:
For Donors
Information
for donors from the Internal Revenue Service
Information
on rules and regulations for charities from the Internal
Revenue Service
The Donor Bill of Rights is available in PDF format.
In order to view or print it, you must have Adobe Acrobat
Reader installed on your computer. To download this
free software, click on the icon below.
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