Governing Documents

Governing Documents

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SOUTH CAROLINA CHAPTER: Committing to DEIAB in Chapter Bylaws

SOUTH CAROLINA CHAPTER: Committing to DEIAB in Chapter Bylaws

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SUMMARY: The South Carolina Chapter revised chapter bylaws to recognize the chapter’s commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging (DEIAB) and modernize and improve overall chapter governance. The board established a Bylaws Committee, made up of board members, past presidents, and chapter members from diverse backgrounds, to review the chapter’s existing bylaws. In addition to addressing outdated clauses, grammatical errors, and inconsistencies, the committee drafted a DEIAB statement to formally recognize the chapter’s commitment to inclusivity and equity throughout chapter operations. This effort not only brought the bylaws up to industry standards and created a process for future bylaw reviews, but also set the foundation for a more inclusive and well-governed chapter.

SUMMARY: The South Carolina Chapter revised chapter bylaws to recognize the chapter’s commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging (DEIAB) and modernize and improve overall chapter governance. The board established a Bylaws Committee, made up of board members, past presidents, and chapter members from diverse backgrounds, to review the chapter’s existing bylaws. In addition to addressing outdated clauses, grammatical errors, and inconsistencies, the committee drafted a DEIAB statement to formally recognize the chapter’s commitment to inclusivity and equity throughout chapter operations. This effort not only brought the bylaws up to industry standards and created a process for future bylaw reviews, but also set the foundation for a more inclusive and well-governed chapter.

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YEAR: 2024

YEAR: 2024

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CHATTANOOGA AREA CHAPTER: CARE Update

CHATTANOOGA AREA CHAPTER: CARE Update

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SUMMARY: With the President-Elect as the designated board member responsible for CARE, the chapter dedicates time at each board meeting for a CARE update, a review of the CARE checklist, and any additional CARE items that require discussion. This practice recognizes CARE as a central part of the chapter’s business, and as a result, the chapter is on track to meet its goals.

SUMMARY: With the President-Elect as the designated board member responsible for CARE, the chapter dedicates time at each board meeting for a CARE update, a review of the CARE checklist, and any additional CARE items that require discussion. This practice recognizes CARE as a central part of the chapter’s business, and as a result, the chapter is on track to meet its goals.

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YEAR: 2016

YEAR: 2016

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VALLEYS OF VIRGINIA CHAPTER : Recovery From Loss of Nonprofit Status

VALLEYS OF VIRGINIA CHAPTERRecovery From Loss of Nonprofit Status

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SUMMARY: After losing its tax-exempt status in 2010 for failure to file its taxes for three consecutive years, the chapter succeeded in reinstating this status with the IRS five years later. Through the process, the chapter learned the importance of transparency, documentation, and accurate financial reporting. With perseverance and diligence, the chapter’s 2014 and 2015 boards put the chapter back on the right track.

SUMMARY: After losing its tax-exempt status in 2010 for failure to file its taxes for three consecutive years, the chapter succeeded in reinstating this status with the IRS five years later. Through the process, the chapter learned the importance of transparency, documentation, and accurate financial reporting. With perseverance and diligence, the chapter’s 2014 and 2015 boards put the chapter back on the right track.

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YEAR: 2016

YEAR: 2016

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FLORIDA SUNCOAST CHAPTER : Developing a Culture of Sharing our Success (SOS)

FLORIDA SUNCOAST CHAPTERDeveloping a Culture of Sharing our Success (SOS)

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SUMMARY: The chapter has created a culture of SOS. The 2016 chapter President requested that each board member review the SOS submissions on td.org/sos and report back to the board on two to three SOS submissions that the chapter could implement. Both chapter leaders and chapter members have directly benefited as a result of implementing the various best practices from several SOS submissions

SUMMARY: The chapter has created a culture of SOS. The 2016 chapter President requested that each board member review the SOS submissions on td.org/sos and report back to the board on two to three SOS submissions that the chapter could implement. Both chapter leaders and chapter members have directly benefited as a result of implementing the various best practices from several SOS submissions

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YEAR: 2016

YEAR: 2016

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EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA CHAPTER: Creatively Closing the Gap Between CORE and Chapter Operations

EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA CHAPTER: Creatively Closing the Gap Between CORE and Chapter Operations

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SUMMARY: To help chapter presidents and board officers understand their responsibility and develop their skills for ensuring that their chapter was CORE compliant the Eastern PA chapter developed tools for achieving chapter goals by embedding the CORE requirements into the annual plan.

SUMMARY: To help chapter presidents and board officers understand their responsibility and develop their skills for ensuring that their chapter was CORE compliant the Eastern PA chapter developed tools for achieving chapter goals by embedding the CORE requirements into the annual plan.

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YEAR: 2009

YEAR: 2009