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CHDO Board Composition Table

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How to Become a CHDO
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 -   Roles and funding
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CHDO Characteristics
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 -   Legal Status
 -   Organizational Structure
 -   Experience, Capacity and Financial Accountability


CHDO Board Structure Requirements

Board Representation Requirement/Restriction

Notes

Community Representatives

1/3 Minimum

Minimum can be met by:

  1. Residents living in low-income neighborhoods
  2. Residents who are low-income
  3. Elected representatives of low-income neighborhood organizations

Does not include anyone that is a public official (see below).

Public Officials

Maximum of 1/3

Includes elected officials, appointed public officials, public employees, and board members appointed by a public official.

Sponsored CHDOs

Nonprofit/Charity Sponsors

No Limits

 

Religious Organization Sponsors

No Limits

The nonprofit must be a separate secular entity from the religious organization. Membership must be made available to all persons, regardless of religion or membership criteria.

Local/State Government or Public Agency Sponsors

Maximum of 1/3

Includes elected officials, appointed public officials, public employees, and board members appointed by a public official.

For Profit Sponsors

Maximum of 1/3

For profit sponsor cannot appoint more than 1/3 of the board. Members appointed by the for profit cannot appoint remaining members.

 
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