CCF governance & transparency

Trust begins with clear responsibility.

CrossCulture Community Foundation owns and operates this website and is the U.S. nonprofit responsible for the CCF programs and giving paths identified here. Current legal status is stated as current; future intentions are not presented as completed facts.

United States · Current

CrossCulture Community Foundation

CCF is a Texas nonprofit founded in 2019 and recognized as a 501(c)(3) public charity, EIN 84-2974290. It is independent of any church or denomination.

Board responsibility

CCF governs its own work

CCF's Board of Directors is responsible for governance, charitable purpose, oversight, and the appropriate use of CCF resources. Public claims about programs, partnerships, property, and future plans remain subject to responsible review.

Current CCF program

Seoul Bible Museum

The permanent integrated virtual museum is owned and administered by CCF. The physical museum remains a separate long-term vision; its eventual legal, governance, property, and operating structure has not been determined.

U.S. charitable funds

CCF retains discretion and control

U.S. gifts made to CCF or its Seoul Bible Museum program are received and administered by CCF for its mission and board-approved charitable work. A designated purpose does not transfer CCF's legal control to another organization.

Republic of Korea · Current

An independent nonprofit unincorporated association

CrossCulture Community Korea (CC Korea) is a legally independent Korean nonprofit unincorporated association. It receives, records, controls, and uses its own Korean funds and is not presented as part of CCF.

Future Korean application

Proposed, not yet effective

CC Korea is preparing for a future application to become a Korean religious nonprofit incorporated association. Its organizational membership and draft application materials belong to that future process and do not establish current incorporated status.

Independent relationships

Relationship does not mean ownership

CCF may consult, cooperate, or share relationships with organizations, businesses, churches, and ministries while each remains independently governed. AIM and Gospel Hub Korea are independent resources, not CCF programs.