When you own stock in a
corporation you not only obtain the right to participate in the growth and
success of that corporation, you also have the right to vote on important
matters concerning corporate policies and governance. When you invest in a
mutual fund that holds stocks, you convey this important responsibility to your
mutual fund manager.
We believe our shareholders have
an absolute right to know how we are voting proxies on their behalf. We were
the first mutual fund manager in the country to publish its proxy voting
guidelines, and in 1999 we became the first to publish its actual votes. We are
proud to provide you with complete, up to date information on how we vote
proxies for each and every company in the Domini Institutional Social Equity
Fund's portfolio so that our shareholders may hold us accountable for the
positions we take on their behalf.
Companies issue their proxy statements at different times throughout the
year, and information will be updated as it is received. Therefore, if you find
a company with little or no information, please check back with us closer to
the date of the company’s annual meeting.
What do you think? Send
us your questions or comments about our proxy voting.
You should consider the Fund's investment
objectives, risks, charges and expenses carefully before investing. View
or order
a copy of the Fund's prospectus for more complete information on these and
other topics. Please read the prospectus carefully before investing or sending
money.
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