
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.

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.
Investing in Areas that Improve Lives
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America’s Founding Principles
Our nation’s founding principles created a system that protects the individual rights and freedoms of all Americans. We believe the best way to safeguard the future of our democracy is by promoting and defending the American ideals that strengthen our free society. -
Pathways to Opportunity
We want to ensure every American has the freedom to reach their full, unique potential and achieve economic security. We support organizations that eliminate barriers to upward mobility, expand opportunity and reward hard work and perseverance. -
Strong Communities
The American spirit has always been generous with neighbor helping neighbor to uplift entire communities. To protect and propel this generosity, we offer convenings, resources and advice to the philanthropic community to share knowledge and opportunities that strengthen local civil society, bolster direct social service or support individuals, families, and communities.
Resources
Donor Disclosure Means Less for Charities and Those They Serve
Decoding the Public Support Test: How the IRS Distinguishes Public Charities from Private Foundations
Investing in Ideas, Influencing Policy: A Guide to Think Tank Effectiveness
Taxing Unrealized Gains Is Unconstitutional: Moore v. United States
Protecting Donor Intent Protects Giving
The 50-State Index of Charity Regulations

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