Governance & Transparency
Idaho Disc Golf Alliance, Inc. operates as a federally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and is committed to ethical leadership, financial accountability, and responsible stewardship of charitable resources.
Our governance framework is designed to protect public trust, ensure compliance with applicable laws, and support the long-term sustainability of disc golf throughout the State of Idaho.
Transparency is foundational to how we operate — and so is sound judgment in protecting organizational integrity.
Nonprofit Status
IDGA is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
As a charitable organization:
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Donations may be tax-deductible as permitted by law
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No part of our net earnings benefits private individuals except as reasonable compensation for services rendered in furtherance of our mission
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We operate for public benefit and not private interest
View official confirmation of IDGA’s 501(c)(3) status.
Board Oversight & Fiduciary Responsibility
IDGA is governed by a Board of Directors responsible for fiduciary oversight, mission alignment, and strategic direction. Directors serve defined terms and are expected to uphold the duties of care, loyalty, and obedience in all decision-making .
The Board reviews budgets, approves major financial actions, and ensures that all programs and expenditures align with IDGA’s charitable purpose.
Ethical Standards & Conflict Safeguards
IDGA maintains adopted policies to prevent conflicts of interest, protect against private benefit, and ensure impartial decision-making .
Board members and key leaders are required to:
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Disclose actual or potential conflicts
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Recuse themselves from related decisions
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Prioritize IDGA’s mission above personal or external interests
Directors also operate under a formal Code of Ethics & Conduct that establishes standards for confidentiality, integrity, and professional governance .
Financial Controls & Accountability
IDGA operates under adopted financial control procedures, including dual-authorization thresholds and board-approved budget oversight .
These safeguards are designed to:
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Ensure responsible use of charitable funds
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Protect restricted or designated funds
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Maintain audit readiness
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Prevent excess benefit or private inurement
Our systems are structured to support sustainable growth while maintaining compliance with nonprofit governance standards.
Document Access
In accordance with federal nonprofit requirements, certain governing documents — including IRS determination documentation and required annual filings — are available upon written request.Additional governance policies may be reviewed upon reasonable request at the discretion of the Board.For inquiries regarding documentation, please contact us directly.