Conflicts of Interest
Individuals involved in organizational decisions are expected to disclose actual or potential conflicts and refrain from participating where impartial judgment could be affected.
Governance & accountability
Stewardship that protects our mission and the public trust.
South Fork Arts Foundation, Inc. is committed to ethical oversight, transparent operations, responsible use of charitable resources, and decisions that advance animal welfare and public benefit.
Charitable purpose
South Fork Arts Foundation, Inc. is organized and operated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Our federal employer identification number is 0005784479.
The organization supports companion-animal welfare through education, rescue collaboration, resource navigation, community support, and activities that encourage humane and responsible care. Programs are intended to serve the public rather than private interests, and organizational resources are used to advance the mission.
No part of the organization’s net earnings is intended to benefit directors, officers, or other private persons except through reasonable compensation for legitimate services or properly authorized reimbursement of expenses.
Core policies
Practical safeguards guide organizational decisions.
Governance policies provide a consistent framework for oversight, financial responsibility, recordkeeping, and ethical conduct.
Financial Controls
Expenditures, reimbursements, restricted funds, and financial reporting are subject to review procedures intended to protect charitable assets and maintain reliable records.
Document Retention
Important legal, tax, governance, program, and financial records are retained according to documented practices and applicable requirements.
Program Oversight
Activities involving animals, volunteers, partners, or public resources are expected to have clear responsibilities, appropriate safeguards, and accountable points of contact.
Board responsibility
Oversight remains connected to mission and measurable public benefit.
The governing body is responsible for safeguarding the organization’s charitable purpose, reviewing major activities, and supporting sound financial and operational practices. Directors are expected to act in good faith, exercise reasonable care, and place the interests of the organization above personal interests.
Program information, organizational identity, and official contact details are maintained so that donors, agencies, partners, and members of the public can direct questions to the appropriate administrative channel.
Official details
Organizational information
- Organization
- South Fork Arts Foundation, Inc.
- EIN
- 0005784479
- Principal office
- 309 S RIDGE AVE, IDAHO FALLS, ID 83402-4114
- Phone
- +12122078001
- Dissolution
- Remaining charitable assets shall be distributed for one or more exempt purposes under Section 501(c)(3), consistent with applicable law.