Lumina Disclosures
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Governance Back to top ↑
Charter of the Audit and Finance Committee | Updated Nov. 2025
Charter of the Executive Committee | Updated Nov. 2025
Charter of the Investment Committee | Updated Nov. 2025
Charter of the Compensation Committee | Updated Nov. 2025
Amended and Restated Bylaws | 2023
Conflict of Interest Policy for Directors and Officers | 2022
Staffing Policies Back to top ↑
Equal Opportunity Employment / Non-Harassment Policy
Executive Compensation Philosophy
Demographic DatA of Lumina staff and board
Grantmaking Back to top ↑
Grantmaking Strategies/Priorities | Goal 2040
Sustainable Development Goals | Video
Grantee Perception Report | 2022
Planning and Performance
Measurement Back to top ↑
Knowledge Center Grantee Feedback Mechanism Strategic Plan
Financial Information Back to top ↑
Lumina Foundation is a tax-exempt private foundation formed for public, charitable purposes and subject to stringent regulation by the Internal Revenue Service. We have an obligation to operate transparently and explain clearly how we further our charitable and educational mission. Each year, private foundations file a federal tax document, Form 990-PF, which contains detailed and narrative information about our finances, grantmaking, operations, and compliance with applicable tax laws and regulations. We also disclose our annual audited financial statements as they become available.
Investment Policy
Investment Policy Statement | Updated Nov. 2025
Financial Documents
2024
2023
Forms from earlier tax years
Health Insurance Back to top ↑
Cost-sharing comparison of Cigna’s in-network and out-of-network providers
Machine-readable files are made available in response to the federal Transparency in Coverage Rule and include negotiated service rates and out-of-network allowed amounts between health plans and healthcare providers. They are formatted to allow researchers, regulators, and application developers to easily access and analyze data.
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