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Driven by Compassion & The Great Commission
Driven by Compassion & The Great Commission
Organized exclusively for religious, charitable, and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, the specific mission of the Benjamin J. Chung Mission is to support foreign nationals in impoverished neighborhoods globally, alongside providing critical spiritual and material support to children who are suffering or in need.
Legal Profile and Compliance
Legal Profile and Compliance
Legal Identity: Benjamin J. Chung Mission
Entity Status: Registered Charitable Nonprofit Corporation (State of Washington)
Date Filed / Effective Date: March 10, 2026
Unified Business Identifier (UBI #): 606 117 259
IRS Tax-Exempt Status Compliance: Organized exclusively under Section 501(c)(3) guidelines. No part of net earnings shall inure to the benefit of any private individual. The organization does not participate in or intervene in any political campaign, political propaganda, or legislative influence.
Leadership Integrity Policies
Leadership Integrity Policies
Board Independence: In accordance with public charity compliance, our bylaws strictly mandate that a majority of our Board of Directors must always remain completely independent (unrelated by blood or marriage to any other director or officer).
Conflict of Interest Policy: Our leadership operates under absolute financial transparency. Any leader or board member holding a financial or personal stake in any transaction must formally disclose it and completely recuse themselves from board votes and discussions. All asset distributions upon entity lifecycle changes are contractually bound to matching 501(c)(3) public relief organizations.
About Benjamin J. Chung
About Benjamin J. Chung
Benjamin J. Chung was the beloved son of Sherk and Jenny Chung, two of the Mission’s founding board members. At just 17 years old, Benjamin tragically passed away after a brave battle with illness. Remembered by friends as an exceptionally mature and gentle spirit, he was often described as the kindest soul they had ever met.
Even during his own days of suffering, Benjamin’s thoughts were with others; in his college application essays, he wrote movingly about his desire to bring hope and aid to children facing similar hardships. Today, the Mission proudly carries his name and his beautiful spirit forward, dedicated to fulfilling his vision of bringing comfort, hope, and vital support to children in need.
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