Operating Funds
General operating revenue and expenses are tracked separately from restricted conservation and stewardship resources.
ANCHOR is committed to clear financial governance, separation of organizational funds, responsible stewardship reserves, and public access to financial and federal tax records that are appropriate for disclosure.
ANCHOR maintains its finances in its own legal and accounting context and does not commingle organizational funds with Model State Project, Kestrel, personal accounts, or other entities.
General operating revenue and expenses are tracked separately from restricted conservation and stewardship resources.
Restricted stewardship or enforcement funds are accounted for according to their legal and donor restrictions and are not treated as unrestricted operating cash.
Financial decisions are supported by documented approvals, appropriate separation of duties, records retention, and conflict-of-interest controls.
ANCHOR publishes public federal filings, financial reports, and related accountability documents here as they become available.
Public transparency does not include bank credentials, full account numbers, payment processor keys, donor-confidential information, or other security-sensitive financial data.
Transactions involving directors, officers, substantial contributors, related persons, or related-party vendors are subject to conflict-of-interest review, recusal where appropriate, and objective evidence that the arrangement is fair and reasonable to ANCHOR.
Funds restricted for stewardship, enforcement, or another charitable purpose are tracked and used consistently with the restriction attached to those resources.