CFAR Policies and Transparency
The Center for Agricultural Resilience (CFAR) is committed to operating with honesty, accountability, and openness in all areas of our work. As a nonprofit organization dedicated to teaching and advancing regenerative agriculture, we believe that transparency builds the trust that makes our mission possible. The following policies guide our governance, financial management, and donor relationships, reflecting our commitment to ethical practices, responsible stewardship, and public accountability.
Conflict of Interest Policy
CFAR’s board, staff, and key partners are required to disclose any potential conflicts of interest each year to ensure that decisions are made solely in the best interest of the organization and its mission.
Whistleblower Policy
We encourage anyone connected to CFAR to report unethical behavior or policy violations without fear of retaliation. This policy protects individuals who raise concerns in good faith.
Document Retention and Destruction Policy
CFAR maintains and securely stores its records for the periods required by law. This policy ensures transparency, accuracy, and proper destruction of documents when appropriate.
Donor Privacy Policy
CFAR respects the privacy of our donors and never sells or shares personal information. Donor data is used only for acknowledgment and communication purposes, and anonymity is honored upon request.
Financial Transparency Statement
We publish our IRS Form 990s, financial statements, and board roster to ensure full transparency about how funds are used to support CFAR’s mission.
Code of Ethics and Values Statement
Our work is grounded in integrity, accountability, respect, sustainability, and education. These values guide every decision we make as we teach and model regenerative practices.
Policy Review and Updates
All CFAR policies are reviewed annually by the Board of Directors and updated as needed to reflect current laws, best practices, and the organization’s evolving mission. The most recent versions of these policies are always available on this page.
Financial Disclosures
CFAR operates with full transparency and accountability in the management of its resources. As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we make our IRS Form 990s publicly available and welcome the public to review how funds are used to advance our mission.
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