Blue Moon Wonders operates as a public trust. Our work is guided by an independent board of directors and made transparent through annual audited financials and public filings. We answer to the veterans, first responders, and families we serve, the donors who fund our work, and the regulators who hold every public charity to a higher standard.
Blue Moon Wonders maintains a three-member board providing fiduciary oversight and strategic direction. Our governance model ensures transparency, accountability, and focus on our mission to serve veterans, first responders, and their families through books and healing workshops.
Our board brings together expertise across public health, business, and education. Together they steward the foundation's mission and resources on behalf of the veterans, first responders, and families we serve.
View the full board roster, committee assignments, and biographies on the Leadership page.
The governing document that defines how Blue Moon Wonders operates, including board composition, meeting requirements, and amendment procedures.
Request a copyThe standards of conduct we expect from board members, staff, contractors, and volunteers working in our name.
Request a copyAnnual disclosure requirements and recusal procedures that keep our operational and funding decisions free of personal conflict.
Request a copySafe and confidential reporting mechanisms that protect anyone who raises concerns about misconduct or financial irregularities.
Request a copyThe schedule that governs how we manage, archive, and dispose of foundation records in line with legal and audit obligations.
Request a copyOur commitment to transparent stewardship of donations from individuals, foundations, corporations, and government sources supporting our mission.
Request a copyBlue Moon Wonders Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) private foundation. EIN: 42-3805659. Donors and partners may also request supplementary financial information directly from the Board Office.
Blue Moon Wonders is guided by a board of experts in public health, business, and education. We welcome questions about our governance, policies, and how we serve veterans, first responders, and their families.