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Human Rights Commission approves September minutes; pauses opening fund at Tulsa Community Foundation
Summary
The commission unanimously approved the Sept. meeting minutes, and Vice Chair France reported the commission will not establish a donor-advised fund at the Tulsa Community Foundation now because of a roughly $500 annual minimum fee and current limited funds.
The Tulsa Human Rights Commission approved the Sept. meeting minutes and decided to delay creating a donor-advised fund at the Tulsa Community Foundation, Vice Chair France said Oct. 20.
Commissioner Dave moved to approve the prior meeting minutes; Joyce seconded the motion. The presiding officer called for a voice vote and the motion carried. The transcript records an affirmative voice vote; no roll-call tally was provided.
In a separate report, Vice Chair France said discussions with the Tulsa Community Foundation (TCF) revealed updated account policies that include administrative tiers and, for smaller accounts, an annual minimum fee she described as about $500. France said the commission would reconvene to consider fundraising and where to hold donated funds, but that establishing a TCF account that requires paying $500 annually does not make sense given the commission’s current resources.
At the meeting’s close a motion to adjourn was moved and seconded and the meeting was adjourned by voice vote.
No other formal votes or ordinances were recorded on the meeting agenda.
