Free to Give
All Americans—no matter their politics, race, religion or class—should have the freedom to give to the causes and communities they care about most. That’s exactly why we’re lifting up the voices of everyday Americans who serve alongside amazing charities.
Values-Based Giving
You can join a growing movement of philanthropists who place the values of liberty, opportunity and personal responsibility at the center of their charitable giving. We call this Values-Based Giving, and we’re here to help.
True Diversity
True Diversity is an equality-based, holistic framework for embracing diversity. It values every person as a unique individual and empowers charitable organizations with the freedom and flexibility to advance their missions and help those in need.
We Help Donors Invest in Areas to Improve Lives
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America’s Founding Principles
Our nation’s founding principles created a legal framework that protects the individual rights and freedoms of all Americans. Our work in this area helps donors uphold and defend these principles. -
Pathways to Opportunity
All Americans should be free to realize their full, unique potential and achieve economic security. Our work in this area connects donors with organizations eliminating barriers to upward mobility, helping individuals harness their personal agency and rewarding hard work and perseverance. -
Strong Communities
Americans’ spirit of generosity, neighbor helping neighbor, empowers civil society to address countless problems and uplifts entire communities. This is why our donor community seeks to remove barriers to a better life and provide direct social services to those in need.
Resources
Donor-Advised Funds: Payout Trends, Inactivity Policies, and Accessibility
Corporate Taxes and Charitable Giving: Why Raising Corporate Taxes Would Harm Philanthropy
Growth of the Nonprofit Sector: More Charities, Better Solutions
From Insight to Impact: Examining Proposed Tax Changes for Nonprofits
How Tax Policy Affects Charitable Giving
What Higher Foundation Payout Rules Would Mean for Charities
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