UNITI — United Impact

About · Governance

How UNITI is governed

Who decides, under what rules, and where the documents are. Where a document is not posted yet, this page says so and says when.

Structure

Who decides

Four bodies, each answerable to the one above it. The people in each seat, and the seats still open, are on the leadership page.

Leadership and organization
  1. Members

    Every member household has a voice. Services start when ten members want one and one person will lead it.

  2. Officers

    The President runs the organization day to day. The Secretary keeps the records; the Treasurer keeps the books.

  3. Board of directors

    Independent directors who approve the budget, review the programs, and hold the officers to account.

  4. Committees

    One per area of work, each with a chair who sits on the calendar and reports to the board.

Documents

The rules, in writing

Every governing document, with its current status. Anything marked on request is sent the same day.

  • Bylaws

    The rules the organization runs by: membership, the board, officers, meetings, and how the bylaws themselves change.

    Sent on request; posting soon

    On request
  • Conflict-of-interest policy

    What a director or officer must disclose, and how a decision is taken when someone has a stake in it.

    Sent on request; posting soon

    On request
  • IRS determination letter

    Recognition as a 501(c)(3) public charity under 170(b)(1)(A)(vi), dated December 9, 2024.

    PDF on request; link coming

    On request
  • Board meeting minutes

    A summary of each board meeting: decisions taken, and who was present.

    Published after each meeting once the board is seated

    Coming
  • Annual report

    The year in one document: what ran, who it reached, and what it cost.

    After the first full year

    Coming

Request any document at hello@unitiusa.org. Financial statements and the Form 990 are on the Financials page.

Nobody is paid

Officers, directors, chairs and leads all volunteer. There is no payroll, so a gift funds a program, not a salary.

Members run it

Every service has a member lead and a committee. A service starts when ten members want it and one will lead it, and it stops if members stop coming.

Everything is on the record

Dates, numbers and names on this site are ones the organization can defend. Where a figure or a seat is missing, the page says so instead of filling it in.