Board Meetings

The Sunshine Ordinance promotes transparency between the public and nonprofit organizations receiving money from the city by providing an opportunity for the public to attend board meetings, provide public comment, and review tax documents. As such, nonprofit boards must allow for public comment at two of their board meetings annually.

The Sunshine Ordinance promotes transparency between the public and nonprofit organizations receiving money from the city by providing an opportunity for the public to attend board meetings, provide public comment, and review tax documents. As such, nonprofit boards must allow for public comment at two of their board meetings annually.

California’s over-65 population will nearly double over the next two decades. These seniors will be more racially, ethnically, and socially diverse than ever before—and will demand specialized lifestyle options in their housing and care.