Purpose
Beyond Internal Revenue Service requirements, and as evidenced by its mission, Neuromatch believes in information sharing and transparency. We believe that we make our mission-driven nature and focus on the public good more clear through transparency of our governance structure, policies, finances, and program goals. This document outlines our specific policies on transparency of information (public disclosure).
Information Available to the Public
Neuromatch intends to post on its website, and will always make available upon request, the
following information in a timely manner (within 30 days, but usually immediately):
Governance Documents
A list of the current officers and directors of Neuromatch
Articles of Incorporation
Bylaws
Code of Conduct
Conflict of Interest Policy
Gift Acceptance
Whistleblower Policy
Compensation Policy
Nondiscrimination Policy
Public Information and Transparency Policy (this document)
Finance, Tax, and Legal Documents
IRS Form 1023 (Exemption Form)
IRS Form 990
Financial Summary Statements
Website Management
Our website is maintained by both volunteers and employees. While information on the website is subject to change, and errors may be possible, Neuromatch’s intention is to make all information above accessible from the website.