WILD FOR LIFE FOUNDATION
Public Benefit Corporation
GOVERNANCE
Our Board of Directors consists of 100% volunteers who contribute their time, money and resources in service to the board for the benefit of the Mission of the Wild for Life Foundation (WFLF). Founded in 2008, the Wild for Life Foundation has an impeccable record of compliance with all relevant laws and regulations. Our articles of incorporation and bylaws detail the authority and powers of our board of directors and any committees. These governing documents formalize WFLF policies, procedures and structures that demonstrate WFLF’s effective governance.
The WILD FOR LIFE FOUNDATION (WFLF) Board of Directors is responsible for determining and monitoring the mission of the organization and the strategy that supports it. Regular reviews of the WFLF’s mission and strategy assure that resources are used responsibly and that the strategy is consistent with accomplishing our mission. WFLF’s Board of Directors reviews the WFLF’s governing documents on an ongoing basis to assure relevance and alignment with current practices. The Board of Directors reviews the WFLF’s bylaws and other governing documents at least every three years.
Board of Directors (BOD)
Role of the WFLF Board of Directors
Consistent with best practices in nonprofit governance, WFLF achieves a balance in leadership through an active Board of Directors and dedicated staff. WFLF’s Board of Directors provides oversight and guidance in governing the all charitable operations. WFLF’s Board ensures that WFLF stays aligned with its mission and values in addition to complying with all federal and state laws. WFLF’s Executive Board Develops and oversees WFLF’s policies, programs, and initiatives and is significantly involved furthering WFLF's mission.
WFLF BOD Code
Board of Directors (BOD) exercise the duties and responsibilities of their positions with integrity, collegiality, and care. The WFLF Board expects of itself and its members ethical and business-like conduct. This commitment includes proper use of authority and appropriate decorum in group and individual behavior when acting as Board members.
(1) Board members must represent, with unconflicted loyalty, the interests of the membership. This accountability supersedes any conflicting loyalty such as that to advocacy or interest groups and membership on other Boards or staffs. This accountability supersedes the personal interests of any Board member acting as an individual consumer of the Society's services.
WFLF financials are available on line through GuideStar 
WFLF Transparency, Compliance & Impact
Verify WFLF's Charity Status with the California Department of Justice
Verify WFLF's Corporate Status with the California Secretary of State
Registered
Federal ID No 26-3052458
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